Boxing matches to be held in November 2011 will have enough excitement for fans to stay busy. The breathtaking matches will be played across different categories, such as welterweight, bantamweight, middleweight and junior level categories. They will mostly be held in the United States, United Kingdom, Turkey and Australia, featuring the world?s best names. The thrill to watch these matches are no better enunciated than in the rush for the tickets. The month of November started with excellent bouts held in the UK, Mexico and Canada. However, the upcoming matches hold much more than the fans witnessed earlier in the month. Many Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez will face each other in a WBO welterweight challenge in Las Vegas? MGM Grand. For fans who cannot make it, HBO pay per view has been eager enough to bring the championship events to the people?s living rooms. Fans would also be curious about the junior welterweight match to be fought Tim Bradley Jr., and Joel Casamayor on the same day. Other matches on the same day include fights between Mike Alvarado and Breidis Prescott, and between Luis Cruz and Juan Carlos Burgos. UK?s Adnan Amar is all set to show how effective he can be with his orthodox stance as well on the same date in Lancashire. The Turkey match will take place between Selcuk Aydin and Jo Jo Dan on November 19 in the city of Trabzon, and it will be a welterweight eliminator, on which the fans cannot wait to put their bets.The November 30 match in Australia is scheduled to take place between Krzysztof Wlodarczyk and Danny Green in Mt Claremont. The fight will be staged at Challenge Stadium in front of an expected crowd of 20,000 plus. Both WBC cruiserweight players will be facing the challenge for the championship title in the Australia match.November is all set to be a time for boxing fans to get ready with tickets if they are in the UK, US, Turkey or Australia. However, MGM and HBO viewers will also be able to enjoy the fights sitting at home. The various fights will take place with players ready to fight it out to the last second.