HBO 24/7 ratings are significantly down with Pacquiao/Cotto.

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I thought this thread is about food.

yummy...

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[120]

got hungry

[kadyo's]

here's the better version

[kadyo's]

pinoy food, anyone?

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yummy, i feel like pigging out...

[El Angel]

You seem concerned with PPV buys and TV ratings, not the sport of boxing of itself. Kinda weird.

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have a burger

[go1nbanana]

According to Nielsen ratings, the current version of HBO's 24/7 series is down substantially. (Week ending October 25th)

After seeing viewership of over 4 million per episode for the Mayweather 24/7, Pacquiao-Cotto has failed to crack the top 20 cable programs.

In addition to low ratings for the initial showing (under 2 million viewers), VOD viewership was also low.

The highest-rated cable program was ESPN's Monday Night Football with 13.5 million viewers. ESPN also won the Saturday night ratings race with the Florida/Mississippi State game (5.7 million viewers).

I will post the second episode ratings when they come out.

you're owned liar.

8-29-2009 - HBO - 24/7 Countdown to Mayweather-Marquez - 529,000 Live Viewers

http://www.theboxingtruth.com/article.php?id=975

[Sutekh uvdabrix]

No offense but as boring as the 1st episode was and the 2nd being worse, I don't see the ratings getting any better.

There is no flair to this 24/7

watching boxers eat while not training doesn't = entertaining insight