24/7 series really has kept it's standard

[Google_It_Bitch]

I just got done watching the 3 clips from 24/7 Pacquiao-Hatton
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HBO has done a great job by keeping the level of production standard as high as it was when the show first started. I enjoyed these clips a lot as they once again allow us the fans to get up close and personal and learn new things about the fighters, trainers, family and so on.
:clap:

[The_One77]

i like the endings
Good music

[Google_It_Bitch]

i like the endings
Good music

True, the music they have been using has been great. They have a different slight modified version of their theme song every time they have made a new series which is great because there are several songs out there and I am going to use one to make a video in about a minute :PAZ:

[The_One77]

alot of the music they take from the band 'explosions in the sky'

[MindBat]

Nobody can touch HBO.

They've got a hell of a film production crew.

Their editing crew is Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious .

[Pullcounter]

hbo really is selling the fight... it actually seems competitive

[hookoutofhell]

i think the hatton pacman has been pretty good, but it doesn't top hatton mayweather.

its nice to see some insight into boxers lives but imo the show is becoming too structured and predictable.

i think if they rest the series and do it again for a mega fight it could re invigorate the series

[MindBat]

hbo really is selling the fight... it actually seems competitive

No doubt.

They simply ask: "How can we make this fight as appealing to the public as possible?"

The results speak for itself.

Then it's up to the fighters to put on a great performance.

[MindBat]

i think the hatton pacman has been pretty good, but it doesn't top hatton mayweather.

its nice to see some insight into boxers lives but imo the show is becoming too structured and predictable.

i think if they rest the series and do it again for a mega fight it could re invigorate the series

Actually, all major HBO fights should have a 24/7 series dedicated to the boxers' lives to make the fight more appealing and marketable.

Where it can falter is when the fight itself doesn't live up to the hype.

So HBO is in a catch-22 situation.

[Benny Leonard]

HBO does a great with what they do with the 24/7 series.



That Kool-Aid looked some damn tasty