This is a good rating for a ESPN fight , but let hope no more mismatches
Comments Thread For: ESPN: Garcia-Malignaggi Peaked Near 1.5 Million Viewers
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So even if the numbers were horrible you think ESPN would tell you that? Come on man this is pr spin. I can point to articles like this right before a TV show that was too expensive got canceled. Networks and companies never come out and say those stink we lost money, we missed the mark we were aiming for.Comment
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Leaving out the fact that for over 20 years ESPN boxing cards operate at a tiny fraction of what it costs PBC to put on these fights. That's kind of a big point you glossing over. Like comparing a big blockbuster movie with a 100 mil budget to a indy movie made for less then 5mil. If the indy movie makes 40 mil that's a major success for the blockbuster does that is a massive failure because one is ridiculously more expensive.Comment
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Overspending on marketing is a bad thing if it fails, this didn't fail. They got best ratings in 20 years, if you and bigdunny want to talk cost and all this I could care less. ESPN did something they haven't done in 20 years, **** all over it because it "cost too much." If it's not coming out of your pocket why would you care? Because you're a hater.Comment
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But at the end of the day, you cant just compare ratings and assume it's a good number. If espn does all day coverage for almost any sporting event, it does big numbers.
1.5 is nothing special with that kind of coverage. HBO and Showtime get 0 coverage on espn and pull those kinds of numbers, and that's from paying subscribers.Comment
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Overspending on marketing is a bad thing if it fails, this didn't fail. They got best ratings in 20 years, if you and bigdunny want to talk cost and all this I could care less. ESPN did something they haven't done in 20 years, **** all over it because it "cost too much." If it's not coming out of your pocket why would you care? Because you're a hater.
Comparing there ratings is pointless.Comment
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