PBC on FS1 avg. vs Crawford-Postol 62k buys

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  • PKing
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    PBC on FS1 avg. vs Crawford-Postol 62k buys

    So PBC of FS1 averages 150,000 to 200,000 viewers while paying $150k in purses.

    Crawford-Postol just did 62,000 buys with nearly $2 million in purses.

    Yet somehow PPV is good for the boxing industry according to some idiots?
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    Boxing is interesting in the fact that the better the matchup, the less people see it. Prospects typically fight cable TV (most viewers), top fighters typically fight mismatches on HBO and SHO (less viewers), and the best fights are on PPV (least viewers, and the fights are typically boring).

    Pretty ****ty situation for a pretty ****ty sport.

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    • Sugar Adam Ali
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      62k x $50= 3.1 mil,,, minus 50% to distributers leaves about 1.5 mil. Plus tickets sales and international rights, and sponsors this fight generated probably 3-4 million.

      Does anyone know the ticket gate? Seemed to be a good crowd

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        #4
        Originally posted by PKing
        So PBC of FS1 averages 150,000 to 200,000 viewers while paying $150k in purses.

        Crawford-Postol just did 62,000 buys with nearly $2 million in purses.

        Yet somehow PPV is good for the boxing industry according to some idiots?
        Ppv is not good, it's necessary unless everyone is fine never making 2m+.

        Wasn't Fnf doing 400k average with under 50k budget?

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        • PKing
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          Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali
          62k x $50= 3.1 mil,,, minus 50% to distributers leaves about 1.5 mil. Plus tickets sales and international rights, and sponsors this fight generated probably 3-4 million.

          Does anyone know the ticket gate? Seemed to be a good crowd
          Ummm no.

          Sponsorship didn't break $100k that is for damn sure. International TV would have been lucky to see $100k.

          Live gate was under $800k. At most this fight generated $2.5 million in net for Top Ranks side. This was horrible viewership and exposure for boxing next star.

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          • PKing
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            #6
            Originally posted by Pigeons
            Boxing is interesting in the fact that the better the matchup, the less people see it. Prospects typically fight cable TV (most viewers), top fighters typically fight mismatches on HBO and SHO (less viewers), and the best fights are on PPV (least viewers, and the fights are typically boring).

            Pretty ****ty situation for a pretty ****ty sport.
            Great thing that PBC is changing that situation.

            Thurman-Porter was a great example.

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            • Sugar Adam Ali
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              #7
              Originally posted by PKing
              Ummm no.

              Sponsorship didn't break $100k that is for damn sure. International TV would have been lucky to see $100k.

              Live gate was under $800k. At most this fight generated $2.5 million in net for Top Ranks side. This was horrible viewership and exposure for boxing next star.
              Sponsorships and international rights brought more than 200k combined

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              • CaneloMaidana
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                #8
                Originally posted by HeroBando
                Ppv is not good, it's necessary unless everyone is fine never making 2m+.

                Wasn't Fnf doing 400k average with under 50k budget?
                Ufc has a 94 million dollar network deal. Let's say PBC can get a 50 million deal. Ppv is not the answer, seeing if 5 million could be payed for say Thurman vs Garcia is the answer.

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                • PKing
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali
                  Sponsorships and international rights brought more than 200k combined
                  I doubt it. The fight had no way to generate lucrative rights fees in Mexico, UK, Germany etc. No international appeal.

                  Sponsors would be ****** to spend any significant dollars on the event seeing how small the audience was projected to be.

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                  • PKing
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by CaneloMaidana
                    Ufc has a 94 million dollar network deal. Let's say PBC can get a 50 million deal. Ppv is not the answer, seeing if 5 million could be payed for say Thurman vs Garcia is the answer.
                    SBJ projects that FOX will pay $400 million a year starting in 2019.

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