So, was having 2 big fights on 2 different networks good or bad?

it's bad and f0cking annoying

It was hectic. It helped the showtime card had a lot of shortish fights. Likewise for the Canelo fight. Let me concentrate on the second half of chavez - Martinez. Both events delivered imp. Canelo destruction, Martinez domination with a heart stopping last round. KOs galore, some slick boxing tossed in too via Rigo and Martinez. Hell, even an ugly fight in Ponce fight, a damn good fight too with Beltran-Martinez. My heart couldnt take all this action. I fell asleep after a few post martinez/chavez posts. Felt like I had worked a full day. Lol. Almost Everything you love about boxing basically happened on Saturday. Epic.

I ended up ordering the PPV and I had the Showtime event on a river and I watched about 5 minutes out of the WHOLE thing. I was too much into the PPV. Might be good for the fans who can DVR or river it but I don't think it's good for the fighters/promoters.

I'd prefer back 2 back weekends of big fights rather than them being on the same night.

It was good for those illegally streaming the fights or the few who bought the PPV, but bad for 90% of fans. All those having fight parties missed one of the programs, and had to watch after the fact. Which takes a lot of luster from the event.

It was cool at the party I was at they had both running on big ass TVs side by side so it was constant action. People like those first days of March Madness when you can watch tons of basketball, it was like boxing's equivalent to that. The more boxing on the better IMO.