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Originally posted by Sweet Jones View PostYeah, arguably the best young US player since Tiger in the running for another Major along with Jason Day battling vertigo to get into a tie for the lead. Why would any sport fan tune in to see that?
I tell ya, you anti-PBC folks are on some other next level isht.
While I'm not a huge fan of the way PBC handles their fighters(match making wise, not money.) I want them to succeed badly to open the door for regular prime time boxing on free channels.
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Originally posted by bigdunny1 View PostAlso PBC struggled selling tickets and filling the arena in vegas. Question is why the hell was this fight in vegas. Both fighters are from Ohio and you have NBA finals going on on Cleveland. Why not book the arena the Cavs play in for this fight. Piggy back on some of the Cavs momentum and pub. No doubts Cleveland would of shown up and filled that arena for two Ohio local kids. No reason to put this in Vegas where the crowd was empty and quiet most of the night.
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Originally posted by HEND View PostBetter question is why are you seemingly happy about this? Don't you suppose to be happy if the sport does well?
"Boxing fan"
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Originally posted by sicko View PostIn America selling boxing is not EASY! The sport In General has fallen SO FAR in American that it is going to be hard to get it back up. Casuals only Care about Mayweather and Pacquiao and since they fought, now boxing goes back down a bit and will have to work its way back up
But people really don't realize the damage years of greedy promoters has done to the sport.
People forget, the reason networks stopped showing boxing in the first place is the networks said to hell with these scumbags.
And once promoters got there hands on hbo and sho $, they basically stopped doing anything. They stopped promoting the way it should be done. They got spoiled and got lazy.
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Originally posted by HEND View PostBetter question is why are you seemingly happy about this? Don't you suppose to be happy if the sport does well?
"Boxing fan"
In my opinion, Haymon is nothing but a con artist interested in padding his own bank account as much as he can, while he can, and cares nothing about the health of boxing. The sooner he is done, the better.
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Originally posted by MRCHOKEaMF View PostTHEY arent "Boxing" fans, THEY just follow a certain person (#48) and he lost badly, so they are mad and want boxing to sink because the person they liked, turned out not to be very good at boxing or nhot up to the level they believed he was. It was just good marketing and a good promoter. So they blame everyone else except themselves for believing the BS him and his promoter tried to use, to make some money
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Originally posted by Beater_of_ass View PostEveryone is talking about the drop off from their 1 big rating, that was the anomaly. The ratings have been like 1.0 for the most part, that's what they were averaging. If anything, it's showing boxing has actually seen more a boost from May/Pac than we think. Since then Canelo, Cotto, GGG and now this fight have all seen really big numbers. If I'm not mistaken, is this the first primetime NBC card since the May/Pac fight? The rest have been mid-day, but I'm not really worried about the drop-off.
The XFL (not NFL) had a huge number and never went up again, this started big, dropped off quickly but I think PBC has shown it might be gaining some traction. 2.4 isn't a great rating but this was a non-title fight, essentially I look at it like a regular season game if you will, for the NBA. This got a regular NBA game rating between some good but not great teams. Memphis vs Portland probably wouldn't even get a 2.4 to be honest it was the same matchup really. I can assure you if they put Cotto/Canelo on PBC it would get at least a 5 rating if Thurman/Guerrero got 4.2. It'd blow it out of the water to be honest at least double it in all reality.
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Originally posted by MRCHOKEaMF View PostTHEY arent "Boxing" fans, THEY just follow a certain person (#48) and he lost badly, so they are mad and want boxing to sink because the person they liked, turned out not to be very good at boxing or not up to the level they believed he was. It was just good marketing and a good promoter. So they blame everyone else except themselves for believing the BS him and his promoter tried to use, to make some money
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