Comments Thread For: Mielnicki-DeLomba December 25 PBC on Fox Main Event Averaged 1,865,000 Viewers

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

The final televised boxing card of the year in the United States returned favorable ratings and perhaps the start of a new tradition. A special Christmas evening edition of PBC Fight Night on Fox averaged 2,726,000 viewers, the best figure in the series' six-year history on the free-to-air network. The four-fight telecast peaked at 5,904,000 viewers, coming just after the 8:00 pm ET start time following a special Saturday edition of NFL on FOX between the Cleveland Browns and Green Bay Packers which averaged a weekend-best 28,588,000 viewers.
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[Bronx23]

BS numbers something had to be on prior & people had this in as background noise

[NachoMan]

Boxing’s cash cow

[famicommander]

BS numbers something had to be on prior & people had this in as background noise

Everyone in the entire country was home and there was nothing else on.

[ShoulderRoll]

Maybe they'll use that time slot next year to give the fans a better fight.

[FannonOG]

Great numbers. Good fights by PBC.

[YoungManRumble]

I just used it as an excuse not to visit with family I didn't want to talk to.

[killakali]

Olds cool g should be in here shortly to say how great this is

[DClefthook]

Olds cool g should be in here shortly to say how great this is

Wow this was really great! LOL

[WBC WBA IBF]

This is why PBC will win in the end. Millions of people who normally wouldn't watch boxing end up seeing it on free FOX, become curious about the sport, and check out more fights.

Because of FOX, PBC was able to take a completely unknown fighter like Caleb Plant and turn him into a $10,000,000 fighter.

Because of FOX, PBC was able to take a completely unknown fighter like Errol Spence and turn him into a successful PPV attraction.

I know UK fanboys for some reason believe it somehow makes their country look better if they minimize the success of PBC, but the truth is that PBC gets exposure in front of the NFL audience which it then converts into new fight fans.