PBC Belts are in production

[Fetta]

So you guys expect the PBC to survive for 10 years, losing millions of dollars per show because they have no advertisers and you actually think they have a chance to take over? I sure am glad you guys aren't managing my money.

Yes i do.

I think big time and future. Im not a now now now type of guy. Has made me a success

haha! Comparing your small account to PBC.

[Mitchell Kane]

Yes, and like i have said earlier in this thread,, its gonna take time and years..

10 years from now, the whole situation will have changed..

I don't expect PBC to take over until at least this current crop of fighters are retired, by the time the 2020 olympians and especially 2024, the landscape of the business will be completely different than it is today..

We'll see where the PBC is in 10 years, and how long it takes the PBC to become profitable.

After the Fertitta's bought the UFC it took them a long time to become profitable.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

So you guys expect the PBC to survive for 10 years, losing millions of dollars per show because they have no advertisers and you actually think they have a chance to take over? I sure am glad you guys aren't managing my money.

Jesus,,,

your certifiably ******ed in business.....

Do you know what private equity groups do?
Do you know that haymon is hooked up with them?

Do you realize how cash flow, and more importantly a burn rate works...


Of course, this whole thing hinges on PBC landing a TV deal 2 years from now, but they are not worried about losing money, its called Capital investment, and cost of doing business, or more importantly starting business...

Every major business starts with private equity, its how FACEBOOK was funded for many years without any profit, but eventually it hits big and the ones that took the risk (investing and burning capital) reap the rewards...

[Fetta]

Jesus,,,

your certifiably ******ed in business.....

Do you know what private equity groups do?
Do you know that haymon is hooked up with them?

Do you realize how cash flow, and more importantly a burn rate works...


Of course, this whole thing hinges on PBC landing a TV deal 2 years from now, but they are worried about losing money, its called Capital investment, and cost of doing business, or more importantly starting business...

Every major business starts with private equity, its how FACEBOOK was funded for many years without any profit, but eventually it hits big and the ones that took the risk (investing and burning capital) reap the rewards...

These pee-ons seriously think that after 3 shows it was gonnna be the biggest thing on the planet with confetti falling from buildings after every show. Idiots!

[MasterPlan]

I liked the Edge spinner belt.

Haymon should come out on Saturday and spraypaint PBC on the WBO belt is Quillin beats Andy Lee.

[mrlopez]

What a disgrace for boxing and a slap in the face to the fans

[Barcham]

Remember the dot com bust? That is more like something to compare Haymon and his PBC to. Comparing it to Facebook and twitter is beyond delusional. Not only are your delusions having delusions, those delusions are dropping acid and smoking opium.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

We'll see where the PBC is in 10 years, and how long it takes the PBC to become profitable.

After the Fertitta's bought the UFC it took them a long time to become profitable.

Very true...
UFC didn't really become profitable until they landed on Spike with the Ultimate fighter cards, thats why its so important that haymon got those timeslots

[Barcham]

UFC never had to buy their timeslots.

[-PBP-]

Remember the dot com bust? That is more like something to compare Haymon and his PBC to. Comparing it to Facebook and twitter is beyond delusional. Not only are your delusions having delusions, those delusions are dropping acid and smoking opium.

Like Facebook and Twitter are the only start-up businesses in history.

In your perfect world, you start a business with no up front money and immediately earn a profit with no expenses. If that's the case, let me become a partner in your company. You have it all figured out.

Go back to business school and we can continue this discussion when you graduate.