So WTF is Haymons Ultimate Goal Here? To Secure A Big Deal?

[sicko]

Seems like he is a going the NFL or NBA Route more so than the UFC Route. Meaning in the future maybe doing a Package Deal like the NFL and the NBA in which Multiple Networks pay for the rights to Show PBC where as the UFC is just exclusive to 1 Network which is FOX. He has too many fighter to ever do a 1 Exclusive Network Deal!

[f15bone]

It seems obvious to me that Haymon intends to expand the avenues in which fighters have to further their fight careers...

By establishing working relationships with various outlets he has created more opportunities for his clients with financial stability as his main working goal...

[PK3434]

1. Take over boxing: any network (hbo), promoter (top rank) that doesn't give in will be sunk.
2. Create bidding war from multiple networks and then sign deals with multiple networks, not just one.
3. sign everyone, so anyone competing will have trouble just making a fight (already happening)
4. Make a lot of mismatches disguised as good fights (happening now). Haymon has a thing for mismatches.

[brettWall]

Anyone who is able to produce boxing events every Saturday is good, at least, here in North America. I don't even know why two main networks (HBO and SHO) can't do it like 2 fights per week for each network (2/month). Is that so much to ask? Man, oftentimes there's not even one in a month. It's pathetic.

[Foreign Soil]

People thinking there's going to be some multiple deal network like the NFL are going to end up disappointed. Boxing isn't going to pull those kind of ratings. He's simply after a bigger place in the market since he has so many fighters and few places to show them as he's burned bridges at HBO and possibly Showtime.