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  • #11
    Originally posted by big_james10 View Post
    Its no worse than Pacquaio vs Vargas or Alvarez vs Smith on PPV. At least they are not putting that crap (Garcia vs Vargas) on PPV.
    You know full well they would've tried if they had an inkling it could happen. At least with the other two names you mentioned there is drawing power, Garcia's entire relevance is based off his father's big mouth.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by boxingitis View Post
      PBC sucks even though they have the most money. I thought they were going to copy UFCs model. I guess it was only the three letter name.

      HBO has Manny , Canelo, Kovalev, Ward, Chocolatito, GGG, Lomachenko, Crawford, Bradley, Klitchko. Cant compare the star power.
      HBO has nobody but a bunch of overrated bums who fight the same fighters 2-3 times in a row they only have Ward Lomachenko Crawford and Canelo I like Kovalev but he will lose to Ward

      Showtime has Frampton Thurman J-Rock Williams Andrade Spence Porter Broner Wilder Joshua I mean the list goes on and they presented a lot of great fights what fights has HBO presented that were great this year none now Lomachenko vs Walters will be great and Jacobs vs Golovkin will be decent I liked Vargas vs Salido and I do feel that Oscar Valdez will become the star here in a few years but come on Haymon has done a great job here more than HBO could do

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      • #13
        It's understandable for fans to be frustrated when they don't see their favorites fighters as often as they should be actively fighting.

        IMO, all that glamour and glitz was a ridiculous waste of money. It would be interesting to find out whose idea that was... if Haymon thought it would be cool to do that, or if the TV networks demanded it. Taking away from the feel of a typical fight card atmosphere was/is a bad way to blow thru money.

        Bring back the round card ladies, put the announcer in the ring, put on SOME fights at least... even if they aren't always for belts. IOW bring back the throwback fight cards we used to see on Sunday afternoons on regular network TV. It was a solid formula that worked for decades.

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        • #14
          Since most of these PBC fighters have been on a long layoff, I'd expect them to take Salka fights for their comeback fights. I'd be LMAO if Haymon overpays them again for such garbage fights.

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          • #15
            Its ova doe buy da enda otha yeer doe

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Pigeons View Post
              I'm still wondering how they spent $400M on the trash they put on TV.
              On the front end , PBC paid for all of their sets, paid for what amounts to three years of TV (across various networks), plus all of the money spent during the initial advertising launch.

              You add the various other production costs related to putting on the 100 or so PBC cards so far, and the bill adds up rather quickly (I doubt the number is actually $400m though).

              Beyond that, if PBC has been trash, what do you call what HBO has put on since the launch of PBC? Mismatches galore, with Jim Lampley fellating the HBO fighter with all his heart, and you want to talk what?

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              • #17
                Originally posted by boxingitis View Post
                PBC sucks even though they have the most money. I thought they were going to copy UFCs model. I guess it was only the three letter name.

                HBO has Manny , Canelo, Kovalev, Ward, Chocolatito, GGG, Lomachenko, Crawford, Bradley, Klitchko. Cant compare the star power.
                Ward is on the open market after the Kovalev fight (a fight I believe he's going to win), and Pacquiao may be able to milk out another 2-3 fights before he's utterly shot; to that, you can also likely add that Joshua-Klitschko (though not for sure until comfirmed) is likely heading to Showtime.

                Wilder is just hitting his prime, as are Danny Garcia and Keith Thurman.

                Wilder, Danny Garcia, Thurman, SpenceJr, ChavezJr, Beterbiev, Joshua, Mikey Garcia, Demetrius Andrade, and at least 150 prospects coming through the pipeline (possibly including Shakur Stevenson) ****s all over HBO's "star power".

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by Pigeons View Post
                  I'm still wondering how they spent $400M on the trash they put on TV.
                  They haven't spent $400 mil. These writers that hate PBC have been putting out all types of false or unconfirmed information. According to a user on Reddit PBC wasn't going to make it to the summer. Some writers even took that info and posted it as if it was a legit story.

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                  • #19
                    Anybody with a decent amount of sense can see they're far from over.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View Post
                      Last March, powerful manager/adviser Al Haymon launched his anticipated boxing series, Premier Boxing Champions. Within a few months, Haymon and the PBC team locked up television agreements - mostly time-buys - with NBC/NBC Sports, Spike TV, ESPN/ABC, CBS/Showtime/CBS Sports, Bounce TV, and Fox/Fox Sports 1/Fox Deportes.
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                      this is good news, not surprised at all

                      all those doom and gloom rumors were just wishful thinking

                      which is disgraceful

                      and, anything would be better than the HBO/Top Rank model of the past..... I hope PBC can move forward and keep their fighters more active

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