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  • El-blanco
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    #201
    Originally posted by SlySlickSmooth
    Watch Haymon bring boxing back. Puts Wilder-Klitschko on NBC, free worldwide.
    I expect him to have good, action packed fights on NBC,he has too, he's paying for the air time. He can't afford to air non competitive garbage, no one would advertise and it would kill the whole project before it had a chance. I'm pretty optimistic about it. I think last year was about milking what he could out of showtime to help get this off the ground.

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    • Cinci Champ
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      #202
      Originally posted by TommyToughNuts
      Horrible mismatches.
      lol gtfoh with that **** just admit when u were wrong i been saying the last year or say that its plain as day that haymon and wasting his match ups until he gets his own thing going

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        #203
        Originally posted by wlliam
        Obviously this card will be a measuring stick to see how the ratings do, i see Haymon using Showtime for the biggrr marquee match ups, like Broner vs Matthysse id expect to be on Showtime if that fight was to materialize and as far as i remember Haymon still has a good relationship with Showtine
        ya u would think but guerrero thurman is for sure a showtime worthy bout so is broner molina to be honest makes u wonder if hell only use showtime for ppv

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          #204
          Originally posted by El-blanco
          I like it, they're competitive fights. Can't ask for much more. I'm just surprised of all people, Thurman would agree to fight Guerrero. There's not much upside in beating him and losing to him, which I doubt, would cripple his chances of being a major player.
          Agree with what your saying but I dont think Thurman gives a f.u.ck he's seems like he's chomping on the bit to take on any name To prove his worth.

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            #205
            Originally posted by La_Vibora
            Umm what??? These are two legit fights! I have been one of Haymon ' biggest detractors, but I definitely pledge my allegiance to him if this is how it's going to happen.

            Btw, is it possible that that is why Floyd has been holding off the Pacquiao fight? So that they could just put it on NBC instead of pay perview?
            i like these 2 fights, but this is suppose to be the show that gets the audience to look forward to this series, and these are not the best fights haymon could have made. if he isnt making the best match ups for the big opening, he sure as hell aint planning to do it at all. in other words, this is as good as its gonna get, and thats not going to sell enough to pay what these fighters think they will be making.
            im not hating on the guy, im just being realistic. haymon has to sell more than 4 million dollars worth of advertising time, in a live format that doesnt lend itself to lots of advertising space, just to pay the fighters. outside of alcohol sales, which companies do you know of that use boxing or boxers in their advertising budget?
            the major networks stopped airing boxing because it wasnt selling enough to pay the boxers and still make a profit, and this was back when they had 10% of the competition for viewers that they have now and many boxers were household names. back then you had boxers all over tv, selling products and appearing on sitcoms, and they still couldnt draw a big enough audience to make it profitable. what makes you think its going to work today? the only reason we have boxing on tv today, is because its sold as part of a package, haymon is going to have to sell it as a lone product, and i dont think he can without offering us the absolute best match ups available.
            i really hope im wrong, for the sake of the sport, i just dont think i am.

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              #206
              Originally posted by R_Walken
              Agree with what your saying but I dont think Thurman gives a f.u.ck he's seems like he's chomping on the bit to take on any name To prove his worth.
              I agree, he's hungry, I just think for the same risk he could have fought someone with more upside. Then again, maybe there wasn't many options.

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                #207
                Finally! A NON-showcase card. Gotta give Guerrero credit for stepping into the danger zone.

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                  #208
                  Originally posted by man-of-war
                  i like these 2 fights, but this is suppose to be the show that gets the audience to look forward to this series, and these are not the best fights haymon could have made. if he isnt making the best match ups for the big opening, he sure as hell aint planning to do it at all. in other words, this is as good as its gonna get, and thats not going to sell enough to pay what these fighters think they will be making.
                  im not hating on the guy, im just being realistic. haymon has to sell more than 4 million dollars worth of advertising time, in a live format that doesnt lend itself to lots of advertising space, just to pay the fighters. outside of alcohol sales, which companies do you know of that use boxing or boxers in their advertising budget?
                  the major networks stopped airing boxing because it wasnt selling enough to pay the boxers and still make a profit, and this was back when they had 10% of the competition for viewers that they have now and many boxers were household names. back then you had boxers all over tv, selling products and appearing on sitcoms, and they still couldnt draw a big enough audience to make it profitable. what makes you think its going to work today? the only reason we have boxing on tv today, is because its sold as part of a package, haymon is going to have to sell it as a lone product, and i dont think he can without offering us the absolute best match ups available.
                  i really hope im wrong, for the sake of the sport, i just dont think i am.
                  I somewhat agree with what you're saying, but what he's doing is putting on guaranteed action fights. The regular public don't know anybody outside of five names so who haymon puts on here is irrelevant, because they won't know Thurman from broner or kovalev. What is important is action and drama, these fights should deliver it.

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                    #209
                    Originally posted by Cinci Champ
                    ya u would think but guerrero thurman is for sure a showtime worthy bout so is broner molina to be honest makes u wonder if hell only use showtime for ppv
                    All of his fighters can't fight on nbc or nbc sports

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                      #210
                      Originally posted by SlySlickSmooth
                      Watch Haymon bring boxing back. Puts Wilder-Klitschko on NBC, free worldwide.
                      Wouldn't be shocked to see wilder on nbc

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