Comments Thread For: Sebastian Fundora: ?I want to be Fighter of the Year, not Fight of the Year?

[BoxingUpdates]

Sebastian Fundora has every intention of earning a repeat win over Tim Tszyu. What he plans to avoid is the means by which he claimed a victory in their first encounter.
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[57Blues]

this little tease of a article about an up coming fight card would be a lot more interesting if they ran it as a non PPV event. Why not Manny has drawing power the Tsyz vs Inferno has a few moments to entice some would be could be fans.......... but it will reach just the die hard fans as it stands now, they put up what was suposed to be a warm up to a coming attraction last night and then found you can not plan the outcome all the time guys, and this one will not get the eyes that Boxing needs to make it grow. Yea i know who cares...

[hitmanjosh]

this little tease of a article about an up coming fight card would be a lot more interesting if they ran it as a non PPV event. Why not Manny has drawing power the Tsyz vs Inferno has a few moments to entice some would be could be fans.......... but it will reach just the die hard fans as it stands now, they put up what was suposed to be a warm up to a coming attraction last night and then found you can not plan the outcome all the time guys, and this one will not get the eyes that Boxing needs to make it grow. Yea i know who cares...

Your writing probably makes more sense to you, but it's hard to reach us we are lost an can't be found understanding this BS! I'm just saying.

[landotter]

200k will buy the pay per view and 5 million will stream it.

I think the biggest problem is the cost. I could handle paying for PPV boxing a couple times a year, but when they all are in the 80 dollar range, they are BEGGING the pirates to strike. It is the age old argument: Do you do better at fewer buys at a stoopid expensive price? Or would you make more money from a stoopidly cheap PPV price and a ton more buys? I wouldn't mind buying this PPV based on the this fight, which should be great, and the pure morbid curiosity of what will happen to Manny. But I am willing to bet I will just read about it when I see what they are charging.

(Amazing how I need to misspell "******" with 2 "o" to make the censor bot happy.)

[MalevolentBite]

I think the biggest problem is the cost. I could handle paying for PPV boxing a couple times a year, but when they all are in the 80 dollar range, they are BEGGING the pirates to strike. It is the age old argument: Do you do better at fewer buys at a stoopid expensive price? Or would you make more money from a stoopidly cheap PPV price and a ton more buys? I wouldn't mind buying this PPV based on the this fight, which should be great, and the pure morbid curiosity of what will happen to Manny. But I am willing to bet I will just read about it when I see what they are charging.

(Amazing how I need to misspell "******" with 2 "o" to make the censor bot happy.)

The ppv is $80? Lmaooo.

[Corelone]

Tim gets his rematch, but beating Spencer in Oz doesnt have enough merit. Not that Spence is that bad, but why take him to Oz? Tim has road rash. Easy wins at home is what got him beat in the first place. Why not an easy win on the road to break the ice?