Originally posted by Scipio2009
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3 out of 4 PBC broadcasts are hard to watch. I mean...they're like Gotham bad. Cringeworthy commentary combined with mismatches make for ****e television.
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Originally posted by Mitchell Kane View PostYou say this now, but when the NBA starts with prime time games on Saturday nights on ABC and then March Madness comes, and then the NBA playoffs start, you'll be talking about the conflicts with basketball.
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Originally posted by Mitchell Kane View PostThings change.
PBC is now on FOX, and the NBA is putting prime time games on Saturday nights.
Both will be on January 23rd.
January 23, 2016:
Fox: Garcia-Guerrero, Vasquez-Martinez [8pm ET, 5pm PT]
ABC: Cleveland Cavaliers vs Chicago Bulls [5:30pm PT]
For a casual sports fan in the New York media market (or any media market not Chicago, Cleveland, or the general Ohio markets), I sincerely doubt that, if given the option, they'd rather watch a middling NBA matchup, 30 games into the NBA season, over two quality (and generally well-matched) fights.
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Originally posted by PBP. View PostAll the name fighters and big fights are on ShowTime.
I feel like PBC is just a temporary plan to market fighters to fight on ShowTime at some point.
Lowest number for the network in years... like astronomically bad... I don't even know why NSB hasn't posted numbers like they do for every other broadcast.
Degale/Bute less than 300k AVG and the big Battle for Brooklyn...380k AVG. These are the worst number for the network after having these guys "build up" On PBC to be showcased back on Showtime
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Originally posted by Scipio2009 View PostPBC is only due to be on Fox for three broadcasts in 2016, the first of which being the Jan 23rd show; to that, you can add the Tuesday Night Fights cards on FS1.
January 23, 2016:
Fox: Garcia-Guerrero, Vasquez-Martinez [8pm ET, 5pm PT]
ABC: Cleveland Cavaliers vs Chicago Bulls [5:30pm PT]
For a casual sports fan in the New York media market (or any media market not Chicago, Cleveland, or the general Ohio markets), I sincerely doubt that, if given the option, they'd rather watch a middling NBA matchup, 30 games into the NBA season, over two quality (and generally well-matched) fights.
We'll see in a month.
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Originally posted by Mitchell Kane View PostSo in your opinion, PBC will do better ratings than the NBA in most markets.
We'll see in a month.
I'm simply saying that Garcia-Guerrero, primetime on FOX, will do a number that is more in line with the numbers for Thurman-Guerrero, Garcia-Peterson, and Broner-Porter [primetime on NBC].
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Originally posted by ea22 View PostThere is always an excuse with you guys, always, at some point you just have to look at the falling ratings and be real.
The first fight you mentioned is confirmed, every other one while great matchups are not confirmed. And if those fights were to be made it would be a great comeback for PBC, but knowing their matchmaking they probably won't.
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