Where will pbc and espinoza go?

[HeadShots]

Not by a half wit like you.

no i didn't destroy boxing. they did, you smooth brain

[El_Mero]

We have to assume PBC folks have known about Showtime's ending and have contingency plans months ahead. Any network can cover fights. Only questions are the source of the funding AND the quality of fights!

Fixed it for you.

[just the facts]

no i didn't destroy boxing. they did, you smooth brain

Look a douche bag trying to pass himself (herself?) off as a boxing fan hoping that one of the few boxing outlets fails. You’re an idiot HeadShyts.

[tomhawq]

What needs to be done is a major overhaul of the business. Spread the resources around, not just 2 fighters benefiting for one fight getting a big slice of the entire budget. Make undercards more attractive and refer to them as co-main or co-features. Reduce purses and make it a take it or leave it system, so that boxers are forced to fight more often. Hundreds of fighters are willing to fight for less money as long as it's regular just like in the UFC model.

I for one don't follow particular fighters. They fight once a year anyways, what's the point?

Yes, yes, I agree with this. It needs to happen if one cares enough to see boxing flourish. Fighters who insist on demanding unreasonable paychecks let them rot. Fans should be getting more value for their money. Make 3-4 main cards in one event and promote them equally. This sport needs to build many stars, not just 1 or 2. It can't go on putting all that chunk of the budget on just 1 or 2 fighters.

[RENE JUNIOR]

LOL nobody will pay for this **** it never made one dollar ever.

A cancer on boxing. Hopefully it just fades away quickly

On the contrary, I think many will pay for it.

As long as PBC delivers great fights like they did this year, I think they will do well.

[OnePunch]

PBC has destroyed every relationship with every broadcaster that they ever had (ESPN, Bounce, Spike TV, CBS, NBC, Fox, Showtime). I dont see why Amazon would want to go down this road, considering that they are already doing just fine developing their own content. Content that will still generate views 5, 10, 15 years down the road, or even longer in syndication. 99% of fights are viewed only once, and then forgotten forever.

I could see PBC doing a "ProBox" type thing and selling subs direct to consumer. It wouldnt generate enough money for their top 20 or 25 fighters, those fights could still be distributed on indy PPVs. But the app revenue might be able to keep the remaining 200 or so fighters in PBC stable busy until they work their way up to PPV level.......

[Cobra Curry]

Surely it's best for us all if PBC joins ESPN or DAZN?

[RENE JUNIOR]

I agree it would be great. I just would enjoy it more because all the racist moron pbc fangirls are anti every other promotion but they absolutely despise hearn/dazn. So it would be great for me to trash talk them lol

Oh man!! LOL!!

I mean mixed promotional events would be highly-ideal definitely.

Let's see what happens. News should be revealed soon.

[RENE JUNIOR]

What needs to be done is a major overhaul of the business. Spread the resources around, not just 2 fighters benefiting for one fight getting a big slice of the entire budget. Make undercards more attractive and refer to them as co-main or co-features. Reduce purses and make it a take it or leave it system, so that boxers are forced to fight more often. Hundreds of fighters are willing to fight for less money as long as it's regular just like in the UFC model.

I for one don't follow particular fighters. They fight once a year anyways, what's the point?

Wow very well said!!

Only thing I would add is making more of the best fighting the best and equally competitive fights in all tiers.

That would really change the sport for much better man.

[RENE JUNIOR]

Just because PBC goes to DAZN doesn't mean they have to place nice with Matchroom and Golden Boy. I can see them still keep the majority of fights in house.

I mean that's the age old problem, they'd better not.

If they went to DAZN fans would be demanding more mixed-promotional fights. It's better for the sport all around.