SPECIAL SPORTS EVENTS: MAYWEATHER vs. HATTON Undefeated They are two of the best and most exciting fighters in the sport today. With a combined record of 81-0, pound-for-pound king of the ring and world welterweight champion "Pretty Boy" Floyd Mayweather will meet British icon and universally recognized world junior welterweight champion Ricky "The Hitman" Hatton for the world welterweight championship. This is one of the most anticipated fights of the year, and will be the biggest match-up of two undefeated welterweights since the record setting mega-fight between Oscar de la Hoya and Felix Trinidad in 1999. Order now to watch live and see which of these fighters will remain Undefeated. Count down to the December 9 Floyd Mayweather-vs.-Ricky Hatton with this series that follows the two fighters as they prepare to step into the ring. Orbit will provide exclusive behind-the-scenes access, along with in-depth interviews, as undefeated welterweights Mayweather and Ricky Hatton, prepare for one of the most highly anticipated match-ups in recent memory. A champ in five weight classes, Mayweather is defending his 147-pound crown against one of the sport’s most exciting international stars, as junior welterweight champion Hatton moves up in weight for the second time as a pro.   Dec 5 at 20:30 KSA. Dec 6 at 21:00 KSA Dec 7 at 21:00 KSA All episodes will be repeated back to back on Dec 8 at 14:30 KSA This Boxing Special Event is rated: R2 (R2:Discretion is Suggested) Match Repeats at 09:00KSA, 13:00KSA, 17:00KSA, 21:00KSA, 01:00KSA. Order the title that you wish from the Now Showing selection on channel 88 by: Phone - TVMAX Hotlines:   Saudi Arabia 92000 4444 UAE 04 405 9999 Oman 24481427 Bahrain 17 317 317 Kuwait 802999 Qatar 4477177 Egypt & North Africa +202 3827 4444 Tunisia  +216 70 852 111 Jordan (06) 551 1615 Lebanon (01) 366 066 For Other Countries +973 17 317 317 e-mail: tvmax@orbit.net Online: online services TVMAX Your Home Movie Theatre is Orbit's premium groundbreaking Pay Per View service available to all Orbit subscribers in the Middle East and North Africa.