PBC = Part-time Boxing Champions
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Lmao...
It's only been widely reported
The investment group is being sued, their filings show exactly what they have spent
How much does buying airtime on tv for years cost?
Pbc has been a failure,,, spending hundreds of millions on tv timebuys over a multi year period, and have nothing to show for it
So tell me genius, what's the price tag on tv buytimes?Comment
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You're one of the posters I respect. I'm here to tell you, nothing has been "widely reported" except a bunch of BS from writers who echo each other because it requires too much brain power to do research.Lmao...
It's only been widely reported
The investment group is being sued, their filings show exactly what they have spent
How much does buying airtime on tv for years cost?
Pbc has been a failure,,, spending hundreds of millions on tv timebuys over a multi year period, and have nothing to show for it
So tell me genius, what's the price tag on tv buytimes?Comment
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How am I wrong.. 3 years is a longtime and pbc is really in the exact same spot they were in 3 years ago.
Networks don't like boxing so pbc purchased time slots to prove that they could draw ratings. Pbc plan was to show ratings and land a deal similar to UFC and Wwe, which is like 100+ mil a year. So far pbc has had some hits and some misses, but really hasn't captured casuals the way networks want, and thus nobody has offered them a major tv deal.
Wilder and Thurman were the backbone and the 2 fighters that could crossover and become stars, yet they are basically as well known now as they were.
I really wish it panned out for them, I love the vision and idea, but I think they have executed poorlyComment
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I think you've been misinformed and it's not your fault. Boxing writers suck. I could go line by line and break it down but would probably delve into an argument because you seem pretty confident in your ways and don't realize it's based on some shoddy reporting. In any case, let's just see how things pan out.How am I wrong.. 3 years is a longtime and pbc is really in the exact same spot they were in 3 years ago.
Networks don't like boxing so pbc purchased time slots to prove that they could draw ratings. Pbc plan was to show ratings and land a deal similar to UFC and Wwe, which is like 100+ mil a year. So far pbc has had some hits and some misses, but really hasn't captured casuals the way networks want, and thus nobody has offered them a major tv deal.
Wilder and Thurman were the backbone and the 2 fighters that could crossover and become stars, yet they are basically as well known now as they were.
I really wish it panned out for them, I love the vision and idea, but I think they have executed poorlyComment
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It's silly hoping for something free to fail.
Issue was about PBC fighters not making enough presence in the sport.
Fans want continuity, like wins leading to big fights, not inactivity.Comment
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I think you've been misinformed and it's not your fault. Boxing writers suck. I could go line by line and break it down but would probably delve into an argument because you seem pretty confident in your ways and don't realize it's based on some shoddy reporting. In any case, let's just see how things pan out.
Do they have 100mil+ a year deal like UFC and Wwe?
Yes or no
That was their end goal.Comment
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where do you got your real reports about PBC? I would like to inform myself.Comment
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