NBC fighters are not exclusive to NBC.
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Im sure they will. But they can't be too happy about this. I think we're missing a few details from this NBC deal.Comment
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It was actually first brought up in the SI article on Haymon that NBC would have fighter exclusivity - the question is what does exclusivity mean? And Campbell had a follow-up:
Watson on NBC fighter exclusivity: "Al is always looking out for the fighter. If a PPV fight comes up, they are going to get it."
— Brian Campbell (@BCampbellESPN) January 14, 2015
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Ya I'm not too sure about using showtime for ppv, the numbers have been awful and who out there is even ppv worthy?
Hbo has terrible commentary, they literally talk over each other. There's no play by play, just opinions.Comment
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HBO's commentary isn't great but you don't need play-by-play as much anymore. You need analysis this isn't the days of the radio only it's a TV broadcast where you can see what is going on. You don't need someone to tell you every move.Comment
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I have listened to him for so long, I am also not a big believer in the 3 man both with Max. Lampley with a curmudgeonly bloodthirsty old man provides balance, Lampley with a guy who is alright and is fairly observant in fights but loves to be positive.
So it just becomes a lovefest because Roy loves himself a guy in every fight and Andre Ward while a really good commentator and the most balanced of them all he just isn't opinionated enough to overcome the other two plus he is the new guy.
No balance anymore on the HBO crew.Comment
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Depends. If they build their fighters properly on NBC, who knows? I could see Garcia or Thurman -- or even Broner still -- developing into a star.Comment
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