Boxing is most googled sport of 2011
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Made a thread about boxing's demographics the other day. The article said 29% of boxing fans were under the age 24 ... which is a very good figure. something like 20% were over 34 then 40% were over 40. All in all boxing's demographic is quite similiar to the NFL's ... so no worries about an ageing audience really at all.
Translation: boxing's demo has more reach than the UFC's ... which is marketed to kids and the extreme sports crowd. Look at it historically extreme sports never increase their age range ... meaning as the young fans get older they tend to drop those kinds of things. As opposed to other sports like boxing, football, basketball where the fan base ages yet still watches the sport.
Right Floyd Mayweather was actually the most searched athlete of the year. He just changed his name to Manny Pacquiao then died his skin colour. I can see how it might cause confusion.Comment
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2 things I have to say
1. It isn't just floyd and pac holding up boxing, there are tons of talent out there that people want to watch
2. Considering the media pretty much has black listed boxing and finding anything about it in the papers would be extremely rare, where the hell else would you get your boxing info?Comment
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Is it possible that US fans and media demand to entertained while being impressed and those guys simply could not deliver both, thus are not covered at all because they have no entertainment value at all in the US?Comment
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late reply, but since the K bros manage the highest TV ratings for a boxer on HBO it implied people still do really appreciate the HW champs. Rumour has it Wlad's next fight will be in the US and may be the first boxing match to appear on network TV in years.Comment
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