That wasn't the issue, they're not matchmakers. They're not suppose make fights. The issue has been about over paying for fights that had an influenced promoter and/or adviser. Also giving blind dates to promoters.
Well that is still remains to be seen. Even though the fights that have scheduled are great fights and fights for us hardcore. If they don't receive a gain from their investment then is not money spent wisely.
Arum hasn't really gone to Showtime though. Gamboa just signed to fight Solis and it's going to be on HBO. That will be a top rank card. Also you have Montiel-Donaire on HBO another top rank card. So is not that Arum won't do anymore business with HBO. Say what you want about Arum he's not ******. And, really when it comes to the business of the sport he's much smarter than Greenburg and Davis. Lets face it there are no boxing guys running HBO boxing. The days of Dibella and Abraham are gone.
Granted I think Cotto PPV will suffer due to going against Martinez on HBO for free. However, no matter how crappy the Pac-Mosley fight is(because lets be real is a garbage ass fight and shame on Pac for going through with it) the fight will sell because of Pac name. And, you don't need to subscribe to showtime to buy his PPV's. So everybody who was going to buy it on HBO PPV will still buy it on Showtime PVV. So in that aspect it doesn't hurt at all.
Well they didn't have the boxing stars that HBO had. Now they arguably have the biggest star in the sport. And, make no mistake about it Showtime will make good profit out of the Pac-Mosley fight that they may increase their budget.
In recent years the gap has narrowed between the difference of subscribers from HBO and Showtime. HBO use to be in the mid 30mil subscribers, while Showtime was like in the very low 8 figures subscribers. But, now HBO is in the high 20mil, while Showtime is in the high teens-mill. So Showtime numbers have gone up while HBO has gone down.
Well it certainly isn't a bad move.
Unless you're talking about HBO. Then yes is not a great move losing your guaranteed biggest money maker in the sport to a rival network.
Matter of fact the Pac fight will hurt HBO pockets more so than it will everybody that is involved in that sorry excuse of an event.
Very true I agree. I think HBO could of probably been more creative with the situation and really talked to Arum. But, Arum is very cranky, sensitive, greedy man.
Well that is still remains to be seen. Even though the fights that have scheduled are great fights and fights for us hardcore. If they don't receive a gain from their investment then is not money spent wisely.
Arum hasn't really gone to Showtime though. Gamboa just signed to fight Solis and it's going to be on HBO. That will be a top rank card. Also you have Montiel-Donaire on HBO another top rank card. So is not that Arum won't do anymore business with HBO. Say what you want about Arum he's not ******. And, really when it comes to the business of the sport he's much smarter than Greenburg and Davis. Lets face it there are no boxing guys running HBO boxing. The days of Dibella and Abraham are gone.
Granted I think Cotto PPV will suffer due to going against Martinez on HBO for free. However, no matter how crappy the Pac-Mosley fight is(because lets be real is a garbage ass fight and shame on Pac for going through with it) the fight will sell because of Pac name. And, you don't need to subscribe to showtime to buy his PPV's. So everybody who was going to buy it on HBO PPV will still buy it on Showtime PVV. So in that aspect it doesn't hurt at all.
Well they didn't have the boxing stars that HBO had. Now they arguably have the biggest star in the sport. And, make no mistake about it Showtime will make good profit out of the Pac-Mosley fight that they may increase their budget.
In recent years the gap has narrowed between the difference of subscribers from HBO and Showtime. HBO use to be in the mid 30mil subscribers, while Showtime was like in the very low 8 figures subscribers. But, now HBO is in the high 20mil, while Showtime is in the high teens-mill. So Showtime numbers have gone up while HBO has gone down.
Well it certainly isn't a bad move.
Unless you're talking about HBO. Then yes is not a great move losing your guaranteed biggest money maker in the sport to a rival network.
Matter of fact the Pac fight will hurt HBO pockets more so than it will everybody that is involved in that sorry excuse of an event.
Very true I agree. I think HBO could of probably been more creative with the situation and really talked to Arum. But, Arum is very cranky, sensitive, greedy man.
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