Showtime's Sports general manager, Ken Hershman, spoke to BoxingScene.com last month regarding the network's landing of the May 7 clash featuring eight-division titlist Manny Pacquiao in defense of his WBO welterweight belt against Shane Mosley, this, representing the first time that either fighter will be televised on a cable channel other than rival HBO. [Click Here To Read More]
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Hershman's words highlight the fact that Showtime has been making some good boxing decisions over the past 1-2 years.
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Originally posted by mrlopez View Postboxing back on primetime & local channels. Should not only help sell the fight but should bring back casual fans & not-so casual fans as well
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Originally posted by mrlopez View Postboxing back on primetime & local channels. Should not only help sell the fight but should bring back casual fans & not-so casual fans as well
And, I'm talking about actual matches not just a fightcamp 360 show. But, it would only work if there are other promoters involved. If Arum will be the only one with the power then he will ruin this deal and perhaps ruin any chance of boxing every going back in the network. Just like he ruined boxing on versus. When he Tye Field and Yuri Foreman us to death.
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Originally posted by Al C View PostGetting kind of tired about everyone singing Manny's praises...and I used to be a fan. I'm on Donaire's bandwagon now, baby. Manny hasn't had a performance like Nonito's in a long time. Manny can't even finish guys anymore.
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Originally posted by ThePrince View PostBob Arum is killing Boxing
Originally posted by southpaw_07 View Postyes and no, dont forget it's a PPV, many casual fans are not willing to pay around $60 for the HD cast, I guess the price would land somewhere close to that
Originally posted by jrosales13 View PostIf somehow it brings boxing back on the network it would be great.
And, I'm talking about actual matches not just a fightcamp 360 show. But, it would only work if there are other promoters involved. If Arum will be the only one with the power then he will ruin this deal and perhaps ruin any chance of boxing every going back in the network. Just like he ruined boxing on versus. When he Tye Field and Yuri Foreman us to death.
But in the big picture, if the ratings pick up on CBS for the fight camp series, it might entice the heads of CBS to put on a boxing show here and there....i guess thats wishful thinking
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