Lomachenko is another overpaid HBO boxer does not even crack 900k on HBO!
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Yeah, I thought it would end at maybe 7:30.. Ended closer to 10. Four hour drive from Vegas to LA, ended up getting home at 2.Honestly, they did a pizz pour job with the whole event. The damned thing didn't start until around eleven o'clock in my neck of the woods and the crowd was very uninspired, probably from drowsiness over waiting so long. I can definitely see more people watching an afternoon fight.Comment
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Not a bad improvement and as hes only had 8 fights most casual fans still won't know who he is, which will explain the talk from Arum about a possible Pac fight. I would imagine his viewing figures will start to rise fairly quickly now as more people start to listen to the hype.It was never going to do big numbers. That's why I said back in May or June, during the first time they tried to negotiate with Walters, that you can't pay both of them $1M each. People were outraged by the split and were demanding it should be split evenly and both fighters should make 850K each or 1M each and there just isn't that kind of money in this type of weight class with these two fighters. Walters last fight with Sosa did around 300K viewers on HBO and Lomachenko's last fight with Roman Martinez avg. 585K viewers. On the bright side you could say that 715K or w/e this fight got, is an improvement. But these low numbers are what you should expect from these two fighters.Comment
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But the ratings were good before they cut the budget. The ratings are because of the lower budgetComment
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Because Showtime damn near took a year off when PBC was formed and the lost the two biggest stars in boxing, Floyd and Canelo. Now they have to rebuild. Look at Showtime ratings in 2014.Comment
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