Comments Thread For: Porter-Broner Draws Nearly 2.4 Million Viewers On NBC
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The problem with PBC business model, is PBC will never be seen as the NFL or UFC.
Boxing has always been about the star, not who's promoting it, the PBC brand doesn't mean anything to 99.9% of the world.
Boxing is, and always will be, about the stars. Haymon wants PBC to become synonymous with top notch boxing, but its just not going to happen.
Even if he uses just Haymon fighters, if pbc is gonna succeed he needs to have
Khan-garcia 2
Thurman-Porter
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Etc
No more showcase fights... Ufc didn't have a deep roster in late 90s early 2000s but they tried to make the best possible fights everytime, and never let stuff "marinade" like they do in boxing..
Bellator has built a following because they are always Friday night on spikeTV, and will not having the best fighters, they have really good entertaining fights and have built it from the ground up... PBC needs to do thatComment
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Guess you know nothing about TV ratings or programming yourself. People do DVR sports telecasts, quite often as a matter of fact and sports or nonsports programming still has to pull in good numbers to make advertising dollars. Advertising on a sports program is based on the numbers and the demographic, just like any other show.
Boxing can never compete with major league sports for reasons already discussed dozens of time in dozens of threads. I suggest reading them.
I wholeheartedly agree with the XFL comparison. I made it myself when PBC first started.
The Kimbo-Shamrock fight was on FRIDAY NIGHT. Not Saturday. And you are really not trying to claim that a Pixar animated movie release is competition for the same market as boxing are you? 2.4 million was a small number and yet another decline from previous shows. This is not good for PBC.
Stick to riding GGG....ALT. Of course an anticipated movie release which takes people out of their houses (which is where they need to be to watch the event) infringes on said event. But like every one else pick and choose what you want to respond to from one post as if nothing else on the post matters.Comment
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It could happen if he had better match making and made the fight fans want to see everytime...
Even if he uses just Haymon fighters, if pbc is gonna succeed he needs to have
Khan-garcia 2
Thurman-Porter
Etc
Etc
No more showcase fights... Ufc didn't have a deep roster in late 90s early 2000s but they tried to make the best possible fights everytime, and never let stuff "marinade" like they do in boxing..
Bellator has built a following because they are always Friday night on spikeTV, and will not having the best fighters, they have really good entertaining fights and have built it from the ground up... PBC needs to do that
Stick to riding GGG....ALT. Of course an anticipated movie release which takes people out of their houses (which is where they need to be to watch the event) infringes on said event. But like every one else pick and choose what you want to respond to from one post as if nothing else on the post matters.
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Boxing basically has the same system, haymon fighters aren't fighting on top rank cards and vice versaComment
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It could happen if he had better match making and made the fight fans want to see everytime...
Even if he uses just Haymon fighters, if pbc is gonna succeed he needs to have
Khan-garcia 2
Thurman-Porter
Etc
Etc
No more showcase fights... Ufc didn't have a deep roster in late 90s early 2000s but they tried to make the best possible fights everytime, and never let stuff "marinade" like they do in boxing..
Bellator has built a following because they are always Friday night on spikeTV, and will not having the best fighters, they have really good entertaining fights and have built it from the ground up... PBC needs to do that
Haymon hasn't proved he can build homegrown stars.
At the end of the day, stars are what sell this sport.Comment
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I have never seen a star in boxing get made without big fights to propel them to stardomComment
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Why does anyone who posts on this site give a damn what the ratings were? Those who are criticizing the numbers are saying that it didn't do as well as Thurman/Guerrero and Garcia/Peterson. Yet, you are the same knotheads who were critical of the numbers of Thurman/Guerrero and Garcia/Peterson when they came out.
None of you have money invested in PBC and none of you has any clue what the future holds for PBC or boxing in general. Yet, every time a PBC card airs on television, you act as if you are losing your investment money on it and the sport of boxing is being killed with every PBC broadcast.Comment
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