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  • HBO cannot compete... budget for 2017 looking at $10 million

    This is pathetic of HBO.

    Spending $10 million on boxing in 2017 when they spent $120 million in 1999.

    The end is nearing quickly.

  • #2
    source? I don't believe it till you cite legit sources.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Thraxox View Post
      source? I don't believe it till you cite legit sources.
      What source do you need?

      Through the first 6 months HBO will literally have spent less than $2 million on license fees.

      The promoter pays for HBO 24/7 production for the PPVS and HBO doesn't spend on the PPVS.

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      • #4
        How can you blame them when rating s are low. No one wants to watch a bunch of ***** fights. The divas of modern era are a joke

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        • #5
          LMAO

          Why is it pathetic for HBO.. Boxing is dead in america..

          They are getting no return on their boxing investment.. They didn't mind when they could get some blockbuster ppv numbers, but those days are long gone.. Outside of canelo, their isn't a fighter that can draw worth a damn on ppv.. HBO's 2nd biggest fighter GGG can't break 250k, 15 years ago that was the numbers that HBO's 8th biggest fighter was drawing.. Oscar, shane, tito, roy, hopkins, barrera,floyd, cotto, morales, manny, lennox.. Absolutley no comparison between that star power and what we have today....

          What a better investment for HBO,, investing 100 million into guys that can't draw and fights that won't happen, or invest 100 million into the next game of thrones or sopranos..

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali View Post
            LMAO

            Why is it pathetic for HBO.. Boxing is dead in america..

            They are getting no return on their boxing investment.. They didn't mind when they could get some blockbuster ppv numbers, but those days are long gone.. Outside of canelo, their isn't a fighter that can draw worth a damn on ppv.. HBO's 2nd biggest fighter GGG can't break 250k, 15 years ago that was the numbers that HBO's 8th biggest fighter was drawing.. Oscar, shane, tito, roy, hopkins, barrera,floyd, cotto, morales, manny, lennox.. Absolutley no comparison between that star power and what we have today....

            What a better investment for HBO,, investing 100 million into guys that can't draw and fights that won't happen, or invest 100 million into the next game of thrones or sopranos..
            Pretty much so.

            It's so clear that PBC, SHO/CBS, and Schaefers new tourney is the present and future of boxing.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali View Post
              Boxing is dead in america
              Over 5 million watched THURMAN vs GARCIA. You're an idiot.

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              • #8
                Oh boy lots of jobber fights on HBO coming

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by original zero View Post
                  Over 5 million watched THURMAN vs GARCIA. You're an idiot.
                  Imagine what the numbers will be if these tournaments are showcased on free TV throughout with the finals on free TV?

                  I wouldn't be surprised to see HUGE numbers in the coming years.

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                  • #10
                    Without a source this is a silly thread. At least put in the effort to bring up the budget for all cards so far done & speculative info about the budget for future cards we know about.

                    But I got little doubt HBO Boxing will have a similar or smaller budget than last year cuz thats been happening since the early 00's. This is no HBO business merger thing or whatever the spin is. This is whats been going on for nearly two decade.

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