Mikey Garcia delivers strong ratings for HBO

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  • MatthyssePower
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    Mikey Garcia delivers strong ratings for HBO

    So @TeamMikeyGarcia did a surprisingly (to me) strong rating on @HBOboxing Average viewership of 1.118 million, peak of 1.22m per Nielsen
  • The Big Dunn
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    MikeyG baby. 2014 is gonna be a big year for him. Sadly, he wont get a fight with Nonito which would solidify him as a top 10 p4p fighter and will make him a real star once he KHTFO!

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    • WilkinsOlajuwon
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      Mikey is a complete fighter building a strong resume with a style that's easy on the eyes. Here' s to him making noise next year.

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      • xcaret IV
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        the gamboa fight will make him a superstar after he knocks him the *** out

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          Originally posted by xcaret IV
          the gamboa fight will make him a superstar after he knocks him the *** out
          Really hoping that fight gets made.

          I'd assume gamboa would take any big fight he can get, and 50 cent is pretty much relying on top rank for his boxing biz to survive, should be easy to make.

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          • Dr Rumack
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            It's starting to look like Golden Boy moving to Showtime has made no real difference to HBO at all. They've put on a lot of 'fun' fights this year and whether it's related or not, their ratings also seem to be consistently very strong.

            I hope it continues. It's far better for the sport if good match-ups becomes the aim of networks as opposed to big names. Sure, there'll always be an element of both, but selling fights on the basis of a big name is never going to be as good for the fans as fights being sold because they'll be great ****ing fights. Stops networks, promoters, and the fighters themselves being so obsessed with staying unbeaten when that's the main focus.

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            • MikeRo1972
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              Mikey just needs to keep knocking off whoever is put in front of him and he'll reach super stardom. Even a blind man can see Mikey is a P4P talent. It doesn't matter who's in front of him right now, only Mikey can beat Mikey. And he strikes me as all business when it comes to boxing....sky's the limit for the kid.

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              • Dr Rumack
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                #8
                Originally posted by MikeRo1972
                Mikey just needs to keep knocking off whoever is put in front of him and he'll reach super stardom. Even a blind man can see Mikey is a P4P talent. It doesn't matter who's in front of him right now, only Mikey can beat Mikey. And he strikes me as all business when it comes to boxing....sky's the limit for the kid.
                One limit that you'd have to say is there is that he's quite ordinary in athletic terms. But technically, he's unquestionably the real deal.

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                  Originally posted by Dr Rumack
                  One limit that you'd have to say is there is that he's quite ordinary in athletic terms. But technically, he's unquestionably the real deal.
                  With his sense of timing, power, and how short and sharp he is fundementally he doesnt really need to be. He's not exactly slow on his feet and has fairly good speed with his hands. He's no Nonito/Rigo/Gamboa (for examples near him) but this is boxing where timing is king.

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                  • mrlopez
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Big Dunn
                    MikeyG baby. 2014 is gonna be a big year for him. Sadly, he wont get a fight with Nonito which would solidify him as a top 10 p4p fighter and will make him a real star once he KHTFO!
                    ????????????? last time i checked, you werent big on donaire or his record, so how would a win over him in your opinion make him p4p top 10?

                    Originally posted by WilkinsOlajuwon
                    Mikey is a complete fighter building a strong resume with a style that's easy on the eyes. Here' s to him making noise next year.
                    Seriously, he's definitely a star on the rise!

                    Originally posted by xcaret IV
                    the gamboa fight will make him a superstar after he knocks him the *** out
                    this right here is a better response than what dunn offered

                    Originally posted by Dr Rumack
                    It's starting to look like Golden Boy moving to Showtime has made no real difference to HBO at all. They've put on a lot of 'fun' fights this year and whether it's related or not, their ratings also seem to be consistently very strong.

                    I hope it continues. It's far better for the sport if good match-ups becomes the aim of networks as opposed to big names. Sure, there'll always be an element of both, but selling fights on the basis of a big name is never going to be as good for the fans as fights being sold because they'll be great ****ing fights. Stops networks, promoters, and the fighters themselves being so obsessed with staying unbeaten when that's the main focus.
                    HBO has been head and shoulders abover showtime even with gb leaving. theyve had many fight of the year candidates this year. their shows for all intents and purposes have produced quality fights. showtime on the other hand really hasnt had anything to compete other than sept 14th tbh....

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