Fight camp 360 ratings

You obviously didn't read the link he posted, it said that 7,000 tickets sold out quick. Read my entire comment and maybe the post I'm responding to, you might learn something.Yeah, misread your post. Oh well.

I'd be pretty surprised considering the fight is going to be in Las Vegas not Dallas. You obviously didn't read the link he posted, it said that 7,000 tickets sold out quick. Read my entire comment and maybe the post I'm responding to, you might learn something.

pac has never and will never be a PPV star

i see this fight doing more than manny/margarito and less than floyd/mosley ppv. who knows it might do less than manny/margarito since casual fans saw mosley vs floyd.

...why should anybody be surprised when he sells 40,000+ in cowboys stadium.I'd be pretty surprised considering the fight is going to be in Las Vegas not Dallas.

No sh*t, but it's obvious that the involvement of CBS is having a huge impact on fight sales already to industry insiders, even before a single PPV is sold. Great article from Iole (talks about Boxing moving back to the networks as well): Too long to post here: http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AoRkUv8xTHejDnKPU0YcT5qUxLYF?slug=ki-iole_cbs_pacqiao_mosley_push_042911 A lot of pre fight hype, the seats are sold out, why should anybody be surprised when he sells 40,000+ in cowboys stadium. The hype for this fight is consistent with any other PAC fight.

I see the fight still doing well on PPV. There will be enough dummies buying it

The American public won't be fooled by the fraud from the phillipenesAnd you won't be fooled by the fraud called Mayorga, right? Right?

possible Arum response "This is great, great news. We were expecting a significantly smaller number, but the fact that it resulted in that shows how much the American public is looking forward to this fight. We're bringing boxing back to the networks."

The American public won't be fooled by the fraud from the phillipenes

The most shocking thing about that article is that anybody at all watches something as retarded as Nascar.

Are you comparing paid TV to free TV? Smh, people will watch anything thats free, but when they have to pay, they will question it to the death. The majority of the people who watch CBS watch it through a converter box, unless you know something we don't, you can't order PPV's through a converter box. No sh*t, but it's obvious that the involvement of CBS is having a huge impact on fight sales already to industry insiders, even before a single PPV is sold. Great article from Iole (talks about Boxing moving back to the networks as well): Too long to post here: http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AoRkUv8xTHejDnKPU0YcT5qUxLYF?slug=ki-iole_cbs_pacqiao_mosley_push_042911

All indications so far points to it being a monster in terms of sales. The MGM was sold out a month before the fight, there have already been 7,000 closed circuit seats sold (per Kevin Iole, and he says normally 95% of c.c. seats are sold 24 hrs before the fight, so that number is absurdly high). Fight Camp got 1.3 million viewers on CBS, a ton of advertisements all over the place, etc. I think it will do huge numbers, would've been better had Shane looked better in his last few fights but I think that only enters into hardcore fans' thinking when considering whether or not to buy the card, but most are streamers anyway lol. Is the promotion big on this fight? I must admit the May/Mosley fight was a huge promotion I actually thought it would reach higher PPV numbers still good numbers but the promotion on that fight was massive. Should be entertaining fight although I don't rate Mosley at this stage and I do believe it will be a one sided beat down. But I'm all for surprises :boxing:

:haha: So not only is Floyd the king of fantasy fights, he's also the king of fantasy ratings now too? Fact is, this episode registered almost 2x as many viewers as the highest rated 24/7 episode, about 4x more than the average. Not to mention it also aired on Showtime and is on youtube, so that expands the reach/viewership even further. Are you comparing paid TV to free TV? Smh, people will watch anything thats free, but when they have to pay, they will question it to the death. The majority of the people who watch CBS watch it through a converter box, unless you know something we don't, you can't order PPV's through a converter box.

I think the fight will do pretty well in terms of PPV. I wouldn't be surprised if it does more than May/Mosley but I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't as well. All indications so far points to it being a monster in terms of sales. The MGM was sold out a month before the fight, there have already been 7,000 closed circuit seats sold (per Kevin Iole, and he says normally 95% of c.c. seats are sold 24 hrs before the fight, so that number is absurdly high). Fight Camp got 1.3 million viewers on CBS, a ton of advertisements all over the place, etc. I think it will do huge numbers, would've been better had Shane looked better in his last few fights but I think that only enters into hardcore fans' thinking when considering whether or not to buy the card, but most are streamers anyway lol.

why is any of the super six fight camp 360 so much better then Mosley vs Pacquiao fight camp? this show is almost unwatchable it will do more damage to boxing then it will do good

I think the fight will do pretty well in terms of PPV. I wouldn't be surprised if it does more than May/Mosley but I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't as well.

I have this gut feeling that Pac/Mosley will do a bit better than May/Mosley PPV. Dude, you got a gazillion points, holy shyt.

Boxing hasn't been on network TV in such a long time its not gonna do giant numbers out of nowhere. It was saturday night at 7 which is when people are usually out doing stuff. It still did more than any episode of 24/7 in history so to me this was a huge success.

u think if floyd did the show instead of manny with cbs,Would the show ratings be higher?Or about the same? :haha: So not only is Floyd the king of fantasy fights, he's also the king of fantasy ratings now too? Fact is, this episode registered almost 2x as many viewers as the highest rated 24/7 episode, about 4x more than the average. Not to mention it also aired on Showtime and is on youtube, so that expands the reach/viewership even further.