Where does Golden Boy go from here after HBO collapse?

Obviously Goldenboy is going with Showtime. Years ago it was revealed thru court documents that Canelo makes up over 90% of all Goldenboy revenue. Showtime provides a proven PPV model, has access to the best competition for Canelo/Goldenboy stable & Osacar has had nothing but praise for Showtime.

Oscar is connected enough to get his own deal somewhere could be back at Showtime, could be ESPN which he already work with or could be a Network out of nowhere

DAZN is really the outlet that most needs content so that could work for everyone on the GBP roster but Canelo. Canelo is a PPV fighter now so it doesn't matter much to him but DAZN does not really have that, I guess they could it is not that complicated but they have their own set up to be worried about before branching into something like that. So I don't know about the fit in that way and it would kind of waste their biggest trump card. ESPN seems to be hitching their wagon to Top Rank but they would probably be wise to diversify and add to their potential of real quality fights they could work out easily. Showtime or Fox would have the same issue being tied to PBC for the most part but PBC does have a bigger roster so there is less of an issue but GBP could be useful to them also to make sure they are getting the best possible product out of PBC and keeper some bigger fights open without having to really do extra work.

Well, they have that facebook thing going on which works for a lot of their fighters since they are low budget caliber fighters. PBC just signed a three year deal with SHO and are booked for at least 12 dates a year from 2019 on. Canelo is PPV so it won't affect him but GBP is going to use Canelo to get dates where ever he ends up at. ESPN makes sense as Arum doesn't have the stable to fill dates anyways. But does GBP want to make a deal with them? I question that. DAZN? Works for non-Canelo GBP I guess, but again does GBP want to do that? Then they would essentially be co-promoting on Hearn's shows.