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  • PBR Streetgang
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    While it's not something I'm interested in and wouldn't buy the PPV for; I don't really have a problem with this.

    If carnival fights like these can help create casual (and possibly even hardcore) fans of actual boxing, it's a positive. I like how Triller mixes in some decent fighters like Prograis into the cards because it increases their exposure to a larger audience.

    Buzz is always good for boxing, and until the marquee names start fighting each other on a more regular basis, I will take this buzz.

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  • Ray*
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    Originally posted by Bronx2245
    Well you said PBC was the worst, but I think not.
    In terms of preventing fights and not working with others? Yes currently. They took the mantle from Top rank/Arum

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  • Jab jab boom
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    Terrible look for boxing that this clown is signing to showtime and will probably do the biggest Ppv numbers of anyone current right now. Maybe this wouldn’t happen if the so called stars of the sport were making that fights that real fans want to see, unfortunately not one of them is doing that.

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  • Bronx2245
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    Originally posted by Ray*

    How is what working out? You mean with the coke addict who doesn’t even know what’s going on with his “Name branded” company? Yeah I wouldn’t use Oscar as the gospel when it comes to the business end
    Well you said PBC was the worst, but I think not.

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  • Ray*
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    Originally posted by Bronx2245
    What about GBP and DAZN? How's that working out?

    Golden Boy Promotions could leave DAZN at end of 2021, looking at possible Triller deal
    May 6, 2021

    Golden Boy Promotions have worked with DAZN pretty much since the service launched in the U.S. in 2018, but with the contract between the parties expiring at the end of 2021, there is big speculation that Oscar De La Hoya’s company could be leaving the streaming platform for a deal with Triller.

    The Athletic’s Mike Coppinger reported yesterday further details on the matter, with De La Hoya telling the outlet:
    “From my personal experience with Triller and watching the numbers they have put up in just their two shows, I’ve been extremely impressed. We are engaged in conversations with executives at Triller and will see where they land.”

    The 48-year-old De La Hoya still, at last update, plans to fight himself for a Triller Fight Club event on July 3, but it has to be made clear that this wouldn’t be an immediate break; Golden Boy’s June 19 show with Jaime Munguia will be on DAZN, and again, the deal runs through 2021.

    There has been for months now a strong possibility that Golden Boy might find it tough to stay with DAZN, and DAZN might find it tough to keep them in the mix. The biggest thing by far is that Golden Boy lost Canelo Alvarez last year. Canelo had, with respect to some other fighters, propped up Golden Boy for years as their only true star.

    Younger fighters like Munguia, Vergil Ortiz Jr, and Ryan Garcia — who has had his own repeated, very public problems with Golden Boy — are coming along. But they’re not yet mega-blockbuster stars, either, with Garcia the closest the trio come to that. Other than them and Joseph Diaz Jr, it’s hard to find fighters on the Golden Boy roster who can capably headline a really notable card.

    The pandemic and the loss of Canelo have obviously hit Golden Boy hard.

    But there are still months for this to play out. Triller has stormed into the boxing world with a pair of novelty events, but planning a more normal fight card in Teofimo Lopez vs George Kambosos Jr doesn’t seem to be going quite so smoothly. They’re still novices in general, but definitely at that, and it’ll be a learning curve.

    Triller’s interest in the more standard side of the boxing game could fade by the end of the year. Or they could figure things out, dig in, start with a real plan of attack, and have Golden Boy — which has a good, now every experienced boxing staff — as a partner helping coordinate a lot of things at the very least.

    Again, months to go to see how this works out or doesn’t or whatever happens. But it’s definitely a “situation of note.”






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    How is what working out? You mean with the coke addict who doesn’t even know what’s going on with his “Name branded” company? Yeah I wouldn’t use Oscar as the gospel when it comes to the business end

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  • Bronx2245
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    Originally posted by Ray*

    PBC are the worse out of the lot. Hence why Showtime are looking at exhibition fights and signing Paul, and why Fox aren’t currently keen on renewing their contract with PBC unless they see improved numbers from them.
    What about GBP and DAZN? How's that working out?

    Golden Boy Promotions could leave DAZN at end of 2021, looking at possible Triller deal
    May 6, 2021

    Golden Boy Promotions have worked with DAZN pretty much since the service launched in the U.S. in 2018, but with the contract between the parties expiring at the end of 2021, there is big speculation that Oscar De La Hoya’s company could be leaving the streaming platform for a deal with Triller.

    The Athletic’s Mike Coppinger reported yesterday further details on the matter, with De La Hoya telling the outlet:
    “From my personal experience with Triller and watching the numbers they have put up in just their two shows, I’ve been extremely impressed. We are engaged in conversations with executives at Triller and will see where they land.”

    The 48-year-old De La Hoya still, at last update, plans to fight himself for a Triller Fight Club event on July 3, but it has to be made clear that this wouldn’t be an immediate break; Golden Boy’s June 19 show with Jaime Munguia will be on DAZN, and again, the deal runs through 2021.

    There has been for months now a strong possibility that Golden Boy might find it tough to stay with DAZN, and DAZN might find it tough to keep them in the mix. The biggest thing by far is that Golden Boy lost Canelo Alvarez last year. Canelo had, with respect to some other fighters, propped up Golden Boy for years as their only true star.

    Younger fighters like Munguia, Vergil Ortiz Jr, and Ryan Garcia — who has had his own repeated, very public problems with Golden Boy — are coming along. But they’re not yet mega-blockbuster stars, either, with Garcia the closest the trio come to that. Other than them and Joseph Diaz Jr, it’s hard to find fighters on the Golden Boy roster who can capably headline a really notable card.

    The pandemic and the loss of Canelo have obviously hit Golden Boy hard.

    But there are still months for this to play out. Triller has stormed into the boxing world with a pair of novelty events, but planning a more normal fight card in Teofimo Lopez vs George Kambosos Jr doesn’t seem to be going quite so smoothly. They’re still novices in general, but definitely at that, and it’ll be a learning curve.

    Triller’s interest in the more standard side of the boxing game could fade by the end of the year. Or they could figure things out, dig in, start with a real plan of attack, and have Golden Boy — which has a good, now every experienced boxing staff — as a partner helping coordinate a lot of things at the very least.

    Again, months to go to see how this works out or doesn’t or whatever happens. But it’s definitely a “situation of note.”






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  • Bronx2245
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    Originally posted by jonnyc420
    Not shocked, Showtime has been a joke since pairing with PBC only. The last 3 years outside a few good fights has been a ratings nightmare.
    The ratings are the problem! People don't watch the real fights like Boots vs. Lipinets! Last weekend's entire Showtime card was fire, better than the Canelo card! So that's why the exhibition fights are killing it financially! Real boxing fans know the Showtime card for May 29th (Nordine Oubaali vs Nonito Donaire) is great, but that doesn't mean the ratings will be good! Same goes for Charlo vs. Castano, and Casimero vs. Rigondeaux! Those are great matchups, but will they have more views than Mayweather vs. Paul? Probably not!

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  • Roadblock
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    Originally posted by sicko
    Sadly Paul Brothers will sell more PPV's than Showtime's Professional Fights so I say Great Investment by Espinoza and Showtime

    A Good Circus can make a lot of money too
    Especially if the circus is a real match with Mayweather, looks like that's what Showtime is setting up to me.

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  • Ray*
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    Originally posted by asgarth

    I'm pretty sure if I go back to DAZNs Logan Paul and Jake Paul thread I would see you in there criticising it lol.
    Double standards Oldskoolg. No surprise.
    I hope PBC ends up taking their stable to an app, you would probably praise them for being innovative lmao.
    Mental gymnastics would be in place.

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  • Ray*
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    Originally posted by jonnyc420

    Oh yeah that is true no one is gonna pass Mayweather up, they just don't fight or impress like the man. Showtime/PBC have the fighters and the pockets for big things though. Top Rank putting their best up though, DAZN is doing good too, great fights. Hard to think of many from PBC.
    PBC are the worse out of the lot. Hence why Showtime are looking at exhibition fights and signing Paul, and why Fox aren’t currently keen on renewing their contract with PBC unless they see improved numbers from them.

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