Why does the meme of "HBO hypejob" exist but not "Showtime hypejob"?

Broner and Danny Garcia had their biggest wins on HBO

Because HBO would force feed us these fighters and spend the whole telecast talking about how great they were. Best example was when Jorge Lianres got his ass kicked vs Antonio DeMarco. They spent the first 4 rounds comparing him to Sugar Ray Robinson (no exaggeration) and got stopped in the 10th.

Adrian Broner is a HBO hype job as well. Your thread failed.

I think its because HBO had a group of really good non american fighters that they chose to build up as opponents for big names by either over hyping based on wins against garbage guys (GGG) or over hyping new guys they signed only for them to lose in embarrassing fashion (Gonzalez) on the big stage. Loma's name comes up because HBO hyped him as going to win a title in his 2nd fight and he lost to Salido.

So are you talking about Showtime or PBC? Many of those PBC fighters fought on HBO. Most top fighters fought on HBO because they were the biggest boxing platform for a very long time. Did guys like Golovkin get the the top of P4P lists because of who he beat or the hype? It was the hype. When he fought a A level fighter, he lost. He was never the best fighter in the world, the hype fooled people in to thinking he was. Golovkin = Hypejob. When it comes to GGG, you are an even bigger fool and hypocrite than the Wilder fckwits.

Looking at the last 10 years of "HBO hypejobs" and how they turned out, you get: Vasyl Lomachenko, current P4P #1 GGG, former P4P #1 Chocolatito, former P4P #1 Sergey Kovalev, most felt beat Andre Ward their first fight, before the circus that was the second fight, and Ward is a former P4P #1 on many reputable lists Oleksandr Usyk, unified cruiserweight champ and current top 3 P4P Gvozdyk current WBC 175 champ Before them it was Manny Pacquiao, former P4P #1 Meanwhile if you look at the most hyped PBC fighters from around the same time, and how their careers have turned out, you get Adrien Broner, Peter Quillin, Danny Garcia, Robert Guerrero, and so on. Very good fighters but I would say the guys "hyped" by HBO from around the same time have turned out to be much more worthy of that hype than the boxers that were hyped by Showtime or PBC from that time frame. Me personally, I think the new young crop of PBC fighters will prove to be much better than that crop, but I'm just saying, the label "HBO hypejob" doesn't seem like it's very fair considering all the guys where people actually complain about them overhyping fighters, those ones it turned out were hyped for a very good reason, their ability. Now if you want to talk about comparing Tevin Farmer to Pernell Whitaker, or comparing the guy on Bivol's undercard to Roberto Duran, then you have a point, but I don't think too many people cared about those two because it was so ridiculous in the latter case, and because Farmer is American in the prior case (for many fans. Others, just because it was also ridiculous). The main ones I saw many people up in arms about, claiming HBO was a white supremacist network creating great white "HBO hypejobs" or using a Philippino as a tool of white supremacy to hate on Floyd, or something, those ones all turned out to be worthy of the hype. Why is hbo Fighters that they hype are the flavor of the month & they fall off so QUICK?? Why has Showtime Fighters (or PBC is what you are REALLY trying to bash cuz you work for the other team) last SO MUCH longer?? AND WHY are you picking Adrien Broner, Peter Quillin, Danny Garcia, Robert Guerrero for "hype jobs" when they get NO LOVE from the media or public & Showtime DOESN'T "hype" them up either???? PLUS Danny Garcia has the 2nd or 3rd best resume in ALL of boxing!! WHO is YOUR BOSS?!?!

No one polishes a turd like hbo did showtime tries but fails

Wait, Adrien Broner got his hype at HBO. Then he went to Showtime and started getting his butt whooped, like in the Maidana fight

Because HBO was better at it. They could really sell a fighter.