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  • #31
    Originally posted by SugarKaineHook View Post
    Don't worry about that for ''HBO's World Championship Boxing''

    There are 2 Million ***s in NYC, and 800,000 Puerto Ricans

    Yankee Stadium can fulfil 30K seats.

    Yuri Foreman (the ''***ish Champion'') vs Miguel Cotto - the PR King. They only sold 20K.

    So the pop quiz, how many ***ish to PR fans came?

    How many Ward to Barrera fans came?
    If yuri foreman would have faced a grossly overmatched ***********...it would have sold out.

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    • #32
      He has had like what 4 fights in 5 years? Even before that they were trying to build him up in Oakland.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by considerthis View Post
        If yuri foreman would have faced a grossly overmatched ***********...it would have sold out.
        Lol.

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        • #34
          When did 8500-10,500 become bad #s


          Seems pretty decent to me

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          • #35
            For the record, 8,000 isn't bad. But you'd think Ward would have some kind of following at home. At least to fill in 2/3 of such a large venue.

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            • #36
              You looked at their capacity for their NBA setup. For boxing it's much smaller, especially if they have a stage and a large media section.

              Venues have set changes and seating changes for the particular event.

              People forget that the StubHub center in L.A. is a soccer stadium but it's configured to seat around 5K for boxing events.

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              • #37
                Originally posted by NEETzsche View Post
                roc nation, like PBC, don't really seem to have much of a "ground game" in the same way that old hands like top rank and GBP do. they just put up the money for events and then don't seem to actually do any promotion
                You beat me to it! It's easy to point the finger at Ward. But his job is to fight not promote.

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by Omowale Tribe View Post
                  You looked at their capacity for their NBA setup. For boxing it's much smaller, especially if they have a stage and a large media section.

                  Venues have set changes and seating changes for the particular event.

                  People forget that the StubHub center in L.A. is a soccer stadium but it's configured to seat around 5K for boxing events.
                  StubHub is actually 2 sporting venues. The soccer stadium which seats 35,000 and the tennis stadium which seats 8,000 and is used for boxing.

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Omowale Tribe View Post
                    You looked at their capacity for their NBA setup. For boxing it's much smaller, especially if they have a stage and a large media section.

                    Venues have set changes and seating changes for the particular event.

                    People forget that the StubHub center in L.A. is a soccer stadium but it's configured to seat around 5K for boxing events.
                    Lmao. You dont have any clue about what you are talking about.

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by Finito2K View Post
                      For the record, 8,000 isn't bad. But you'd think Ward would have some kind of following at home. At least to fill in 2/3 of such a large venue.
                      Against a no-name nobody there had ever heard of prior to the fight ? Those 8,000 people are die hard fans who would have show up even just to see Ward lap dance for 15 mins...

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