and rising contender Errol Spence facing former 140 lb. titlist Chris Algieri at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Also on the show: unbeaten Krzysztof Glowacki makes the first defense of his cruiserweight title versus former champ Steve Cunnignham; and Spence’s Olympic teammate Marcus Browne faces Radivoje Kalajdzic in a battle of unbeaten light heavyweights.

Once the NBC card goes off air, viewers will be encouraged to flip over to Showtime, which will present a doubleheader live from Foxwoods Casino in Mashantucket, Conn. Topping the bill, Gary Russell Jr. faces Patrick Hyland in the first defense of his featherweight title. In the co-feature, unbeaten Jose Pedraza defends his super featherweight belt versus mandatory contender, England’s Stephen Smith.

In addition to Showtime’s loaded spring, the forthcoming announcement of Berto-Ortiz II willgive the PBC three major primetime telecasts in April.

The month will begin with the first PBC on Spike card of 2016, as Adrien Broner faces Ashley Theophane in a super lightweight title fight. The show also features Broner’s stablemate, unbeaten budding lightweight prospect Robert Easter Jr. stepping up in class versus former 130 lb. titlist Algenis Mendez.

The April 30 edition of PBC on Fox is the second of at least three budgeted time slots for the network. Another welterweight matchup helped launch the network series, with Danny Garcia outpointing former champ Robert Guerrero over 12 spirited rounds this past January. There exists one more date targeted for the summer, with the potential to add more, in addition to no fewer than one-dozen scheduled telecasts on affiliate regional cable