Wow. Dsource exposing floydhype in new article

[hhs661]

Now, being the objective guy that he is, when does he dedicate some of these type articles to Philboxing, ESPN's Skip Bayless and Michael Wilbon, Scoop Malinowski, and his boy Mike Marley?

What a waste of time. For two years, 95% of these sites never had Floyd on record and propagated Arum's side. Within the last 8 months, FHype has told Floyd's side- which is supported by Team Manny's constant disarray- and the same people can't take it. FHype even has Ariza and Koncz on record contradicting each other, or outright telling you Bob is to blame FFS.

And, I'm pretty sure this guy used to write for Ben, or wanted to write for Ben. Personal beef in the field of "journalism?" Think about this: a writer who gives himself a nickname to put down in his by-line is a guy doing everything he can to catch on. Now this guy devotes an entire piece to taking aim at the industry's fastest rising and most hated site, that he has some personal connection to. Understandably, some Pacquiao fans will like this article, but examine the source, no pun intended.

For those unaware, that's your boy Dsource with FightHype's Ben Thompson.

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[Sin City]

fighthype is fair for the most part, they just expose top rank and arum alot thats why people hate them

fighthype is just as bad with floyd then michael marley with pacquiao.. no difference.

[Khalid X]

fighthype is just as bad with floyd then michael marley with pacquiao.. no difference.

I agree with you 100%

I'm interested in how Investors will make money off of this fight over the course of time?

I mean outside of the money generated the night of the fight, I really can't see any other income coming from this as boxing doesn't sell copies of the fight, or anything the day of the fight to bring in more income.

I never paid attention to that side of the sport, but IMO that doesn't make much sense.

[Eaner0919]

Your simple math doesn't constitute "all indications", that's a silly coment. There's a lot that you're ignorant to, you simply don't know what you're talking about. I'm quite sure that the bid in question was worth more than 150$ million if that's just the money that would be going to both fighters.

then clue me in because to be honest getting that information from the person who showed us how the PPV in the traditional means would not provide enough money to make it happen.

you want to throw names around without actual answers just a bunch of actual mumbo jumbo and words without real substance

so big shot why don't you peep me in as to how with an offer that will exceed 150 million how this money will be made and then some to make it beneficial for all involved

When I talk about money on the back end or making money off of the fight years later, im talking about the broadcasting rights to the fight and a lot other things that you didn't mention.

wait you do realize broadcasting rights belong to those run the show right? if so then let me ask you this

what was the biggest amount anyone has received for the broadcast rights to ANY of the PPVs to date?

simple question that should provide a simple answer and some insight as to how these masterminds are planning on making money.

How many different foreign countries will the fight be shown in? How much money is there to me made with closed-circuit TV?

foreign market I was told would tap out at about 5 million or about double the highest someone has paid for those rights. Not exactly the boon you think

How much is the fight worth in sponsorship money?

not much to be honest. This isn't the Superbowl where commercials will be sold for millions so it's harder to generate money from that other than the standard faire.

How about merchandising and all of that? You took none of that into acount with your simple equation and I could go on.

there is a reason why I didn't take any of this into account even though I am painfully aware of all of the streams of revenue

because they are not significant enough to sustain the money being required to make this fight.

Not riled up, just pointing out how simple and ignorant your post was. If you were just re-posting what somebody else wrote then don't take it personally.

well if I am ignorant then you are blind with faith that whomever is involved knows how to make money off of what will be the pricey fight to make.

and yet in all this you have still not given an answer as to how investors will recoup their money

I will wait for your break down

if not I assume you just don't know how and are just doing this to act like you know **** when you really don't

[turbotime]

How is it Floydhype when Ariza was on there saying the same stuff?

[thatnickuh]

then clue me in because to be honest getting that information from the person who showed us how the PPV in the traditional means would not provide enough money to make it happen.

you want to throw names around without actual answers just a bunch of actual mumbo jumbo and words without real substance

so big shot why don't you peep me in as to how with an offer that will exceed 150 million how this money will be made and then some to make it beneficial for all involved


wait you do realize broadcasting rights belong to those run the show right? if so then let me ask you this

what was the biggest amount anyone has received for the broadcast rights to ANY of the PPVs to date?

simple question that should provide a simple answer and some insight as to how these masterminds are planning on making money.



foreign market I was told would tap out at about 5 million or about double the highest someone has paid for those rights. Not exactly the boon you think



not much to be honest. This isn't the Superbowl where commercials will be sold for millions so it's harder to generate money from that other than the standard faire.



there is a reason why I didn't take any of this into account even though I am painfully aware of all of the streams of revenue

because they are not significant enough to sustain the money being required to make this fight.


well if I am ignorant then you are blind with faith that whomever is involved knows how to make money off of what will be the pricey fight to make.

and yet in all this you have still not given an answer as to how investors will recoup their money

I will wait for your break down

if not I assume you just don't know how and are just doing this to act like you know **** when you really don't

I never claimed to know anything other than your simple math equation didn't mean a hill of beans and that you don't know what you're talking about. To illustrate that you don't know what you're talking about, I listed streams of revenue that you didn't mention. You then come back telling me that you weren't ignorant you just didn't mention them because they're insignificant so I guess you're the expert right? Why ask me these questions when you know everything because you can do simple math?

[Eaner0919]

I never claimed to know anything other than your simple math equation didn't mean a hill of beans and that you don't know what you're talking about. To illustrate that you don't know what you're talking about, I listed streams of revenue that you didn't mention. You then come back telling me that you weren't ignorant you just didn't mention them because they're insignificant so I guess you're the expert right? Why ask me these questions when you know everything because you can do simple math?

sure it does I mean it means more than you spouting your lip then not providing why

so in other words my words don't mean anything but yet you can't explain why they don't mean anything but you just know they do?

and you didn't listed anything those things like international rights, merchandising, and sponsorships still cannot drive this into being a lucrative fight for all involved at the price point being discussed. Those secondary revenues are more icing on the cake when doing a fight then actual reasons to believe a fight will be lucrative.

Gate and revenue from PPV buys count for the overwhelming portion of the earnings for a fight or do you deny that?

hell at least I showed you why. You can't even formulate why you think it could be lucrative

so again have at it young man show me how lucrative this fight can be generate some numbers for the ignorant. If not then again stop acting like you know anything in this sport.

I will be waiting

[Eaner0919]

How is it Floydhype when Ariza was on there saying the same stuff?

out of convenience

people only see what benefits them

[ThePrince]

For those unaware, that's your boy Dsource with FightHype's Ben Thompson.

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'Boxing Journalism' is at an all time low

[bMak]

out of convenience

people only see what benefits them

Beat me to it.