Terrible ratings. Slightly better then the worst NBC ratings to date. And once again PBC finished dead last overall in primetime ratings.
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A lot more people watched this than watched Lomachenko last week. And the live attendance figures were also much bigger than they were last week.
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Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostYou're saying it's a bad thing for PBC when a fighter like Joe Smith Jr and Fonfara ("no names") are getting as much exposure as GGG and more exposure than Lomachenko, Crawford, Ward, Kovalev? As many people saw a construction worker named Joe Smith Jr fight last night as say GGG fight Wade. Think about that for a minute. Wade can use his exposure and go on PBC. GGG can only go to PPV where he'll be seen by less people.
A guy like Figueroa hasnt fought since last year or Devon Alexander and you think a guy like Wade who just got his ass blowed out worse than Jason Collins is going to be next in line on the precious PBC dates remaining?
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Originally posted by daggum View Postso a free channel does the same numbers as hbo which is a pay channel and only 10 percent of people have it? lmao!
im sure nbc haymons' ppl didnt have high payouts on this card.
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That is the best card PBC can come up with for Saturday prime time NBC? Embarrassing. How does boxing still exist in the USA? The numbers are a disaster, a sporting event in that slot should get at least 5+ million. Shrunken fan base + terrible card = dismal ratings.
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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View PostA lot more people watched this than watched Lomachenko last week. And the live attendance figures were also much bigger than they were last week.
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-al-haymon-boxing-20160203-story.html
"For last month's Garcia-Guerrero fight in Los Angeles, the fight card's purse totaled $3.2 million, versus only $508,620 in live-gate ticket sales."
So based on the ticket prices they only sold around 5k tickets and GAVE away more then half the tickets. They are making little to no money at the gate in these fights
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Originally posted by bigdunny1 View PostPBC attendance numbers are inflated because there give mass amount of tickets away for free. They don't publicly release live gate figures to associated press for a reason. Danny garcia fight with guerrero gave away a ton of free tickets numerous outlets reported this. But pbc announced over 12k in attendance. But LA TIMES looked up the live gate
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-...203-story.html
"For last month's Garcia-Guerrero fight in Los Angeles, the fight card's purse totaled $3.2 million, versus only $508,620 in live-gate ticket sales."
So based on the ticket prices they only sold around 5k tickets and GAVE away more then half the tickets. They are making little to no money at the gate in these fights
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Originally posted by bigdunny1 View PostPBC attendance numbers are inflated because there give mass amount of tickets away for free. They don't publicly release live gate figures to associated press for a reason. Danny garcia fight with guerrero gave away a ton of free tickets numerous outlets reported this. But pbc announced over 12k in attendance. But LA TIMES looked up the live gate
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-...203-story.html
"For last month's Garcia-Guerrero fight in Los Angeles, the fight card's purse totaled $3.2 million, versus only $508,620 in live-gate ticket sales."
So based on the ticket prices they only sold around 5k tickets and GAVE away more then half the tickets. They are making little to no money at the gate in these fights
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Originally posted by killakali View Postdont you get it? PBC is cutting back dates and will cut more next year. You can't just go to PBC. Why do you think so many fighters are fighting less frequently than ever on PBC? Bounce is all but gone. ESPN has gone from showing Keith Thurman fights to going back to the equivalent of FNF. That isn't going to be much of an option going forward. Why do you think you don't see those #freeboxingforall hashtags by PBC anymore? They realize they need Showtime badly now. Why do you think Broner is saying he and Danny Garcia is a ppv fight? A year ago they would have been saying how it would be almost as big as the Super Bowl and would sell so much advertising on nbc or cbs. That is out the window now. It is mostly small budget fights like last night or omar figueroa or errol spence etc now on nbc. These are HBO BAD level budgets.
A guy like Figueroa hasnt fought since last year or Devon Alexander and you think a guy like Wade who just got his ass blowed out worse than Jason Collins is going to be next in line on the precious PBC dates remaining?
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