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  • #11
    If they did that the numbers would be awful. If you're going to do pay-per-view it has to be cheap no more than 20 bucks but anyways this fight is not at that level

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    • #12
      Originally posted by PBR Streetgang View Post
      Poor Bob. I feel for him.
      It's not only him brother. The ppv numbers released by PBC fans are fake. What makes you think a ppv buyer would prefer to buy $70-$100 over something cheaper?
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      • #13
        Ole Hook Nose should blame greed, not piracy. Fewer people are willing to pay $80 for a PPV that may or may not live up to hype. Times are tough now. Three bags of groceries or a crappy fight on PPV is not much of a choice for most people.
        Last edited by BlackRobb; 01-01-2025, 01:17 PM.
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        • #14
          most people buy things in a sale as in give them a price reduction as an incentive to buy is a 25 dollar ppv not an option here????

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          • #15
            Originally posted by maguirre View Post
            It's not only him brother. The ppv numbers released by PBC fans are fake. What makes you think a ppv buyer would prefer to buy $70-$100 over something cheaper?
            I was being sarcastic (we should have a sarcasm font on this site); I have no sympathy Ol' Bob (nor any other promoter).

            PPV has gotten out of hand. I will purchase them from time to time but the stars have to align for that to happen (either good price point or stacked cars on an evening when I don't have cheaper alternatives). They rarely align.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by StephenM View Post
              I can't get my head around the idea that the Superbowl, Stanley cup final etc, etc,etc are not PPV. But in boxing a run of the mill fight should be at an exorbitant PPV price in the mind of Bob Arum and others. Get your act together and get sponsors and sell seats like all the other sports do. In my view it would be impossible to be a boxing fan and see most of the fights without "stealing" PPVs.
              So, if PPV's are well policed I will just quit watching. That would be cutting off your nose to spite your face Mr Arum.
              I don't know why you're focusing on Mr Bob Arum alone. His ppv prices are not even "exorbitant" compared to PBC's. He's also been suggesting that prices be cut even lower. Nobody else does. And he rarely does ppv fights and prefers to do it by subscription. That's why reports of ppv numbers exceeding 100,000 (100k) is hard to digest. It may even be drastically lower. I don't even know why lots of people still believe in reported numbers like 300,000 to 800,000.

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              • #17
                Boxing is

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                • #18
                  Boxing is dead
                  , period. Got to admit it

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by maguirre View Post
                    I don't know why you're focusing on Mr Bob Arum alone. His ppv prices are not even "exorbitant" compared to PBC's. He's also been suggesting that prices be cut even lower. Nobody else does. And he rarely does ppv fights and prefers to do it by subscription. That's why reports of ppv numbers exceeding 100,000 (100k) is hard to digest. It may even be drastically lower. I don't even know why lots of people still believe in reported numbers like 300,000 to 800,000.
                    I don't know what it is but people love fooling themselves. They have this imaginary number of casuals in their minds still buying PPV's.

                    It's not even hard to figure. Take your own survey by standing in a street corner and ask passersby if they buy PPV's. Or how many people in your circle of friends, family, acquaintances buy PPV's? You won't find one. Even better is if you are a social media sensation and got millions of followers. Ask them if they buy PPV's. Probably eleven. Not these fantastical, exaggerated numbers like 100K to 500K some fools want us to believe. The days of massive PPV numbers are over.

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                    • #20
                      One thing I've noticed, though, is the new owner of this site, BScene, hasn't reported any PPV number. That's amazingly excellent. And I hope they never will. Why, because there's no one to authenticate them.

                      Unlike the previous one, which was allied with PBC/Showtime.

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