HBO needs 27/7: the Aftermath

[raysan]

i would really love for them to add that to the 24/7 series, i think thats one of the things that makes the Legendary Nights series so compelling is we see what happend after the match. This shouldnt be hard to do, lets hope we get this in the future.

[Addison]

i would really love for them to add that to the 24/7 series, i think thats one of the things that makes the Legendary Nights series so compelling is we see what happend after the match. This shouldnt be hard to do, lets hope we get this in the future.

True, definately. That would be the ****!

[VanesBoxing]

thats actually a very good idea... start with an inside look on fight day... from hotel to the locker room... recap of the fight... post interviews with both fighters... get the celebration and the sorrow...

id love to watch all this, great idea.

[SkillspayBills]

They did it in the first episode of the Hatton/Mayweather 24/7 for his bout with Hoya. It does sound like a great idea.

[Cotto#1Fan]

I agree, hypes up the fight tremendusly.

[BROOKLYN CESAR]

Yeah I wouldve of loved to see dlh and hatton crying about the way they were both beat!!!

Hatton crying about the ring size, the elbows, the point and the fluke ko!!!

DLH crying about every ****ing thing like he always does!!!

very good idea anyway!!!

[xcaret]

something like this...

[lyrical]

that would be great

[brently1979]

That is a awesome idea, but no fighter will want a Camera crew around after suffering one of their biggest defeats. HBO really only do this 24/7 as a selling tool for the PPV. The series can be produced at low cost, but can bring so many extra PPV buys since everyone wants to see the last episode in any series.

Good Idea, but not one any fighter would agree too.

[The Weebler]

Yeah, an inquiry into the ref's performance would be a good start. ITs time for neutral refs from other countries not ones born in NY,NY.