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  • HBO's 24/7 Pacquiao/Cotto needs a post-fight episode

    I think HBO is missing a great opportunity. They should have a wrap-up episode of its docu-series, "24/7". Who doesn't want to see how the boxers spent their time after they left the ring?

    We are reduced to reading accounts, albeit good ones of Cotto being carried to his dressing room and then checking into a hospital.

    We were teased by a few news station interviews with a bandaged Manny Pacquiao on the way to his post-fight concert.

    Watching Miguel Cotto greeted upon his return to Puerto Rico would be fascinating. They could throw in some post-fight soul searching on the part of the losing trainer as he faces Cotto's family. I'd also like to see if Manny was coaxed to sing another version of "Sometimes When We Touch"

    Ross Greenburg, HBO Sports czar is not one to miss a golden opportunity. The post-match "24/7" episode could be televised prior to the HBO re-broadcast of the fight this coming weekend.

    Or to make more money, add $5.00 or even $10.00 to the PPV cost and have live cameras follow the fighters after they cut the gloves off. I for one would have loved to see clips of Manny in his wacky hat and taped-up face sing with his band at Mandalay Bay.

    What do you all say?

  • #2
    I totally agree! Would have been awesome.

    You should email your ideas to HBO.

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    • #3
      I think the loser would just want to be left alone.. That's probably why they don't do it.

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      • #4
        sweet idea man.. but, dont add 10 extra bucks to it

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        • #5
          Thats a great idea, honestly. A post-fight, 5th episode, would have alot of drama to add to the overall event.. and would keep momentum going for people who soley watch boxing from the '24/7' treatment events only.

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          • #6
            Amen to that

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            • #7
              great idea TBH

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              • #8
                The same cameras that watched you train for the biggest fight of your career, the cameras you told you would win the fight etc etc...now the cameras that watch you afterwards everything you said went wrong?..not fair on the losing fighter IMO.

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