Dmitry Bivol had higher U.S. TV ratings than Anthony Joshua

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  • Pigeons
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    #31
    Originally posted by JRB123
    I said before last weekend that I could have went on I-95 to NY that day and still would have got good seats to the fights at the Barclays Center.

    Ain't no way that happens in the UK.
    That's because they're giving them away for free in the UK. In the U.S., you have to pay hundreds upon hundreds of dollars to see our HW champion.

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      • 1hourRun
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        #32
        Look at these haters, mad at Deontays success! mad that A.J don't have any fans in the U.S.A ; mad that they have come to the realization that hes just a domestic fighter.

        The 'Bronze-Bomber' undercard ****s all over A.J's PPV, that boy from Tuscaloosa owned him and Klitshcko WITH BERMANE STIVERNE! but they said that country boy couldn't draw! that nobody in his country knows who he is!

        I dont think Deontays fight vs. Bermane Stiverne AT 3.AM UK time on SKY would of done much worse than A.J vs. Takam which was around 2.PM US time! pulling worse numbers than Erislandy Lara vs. Yori Foreman WOW!

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          • bigjavi973
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            #33
            Originally posted by lfc19titles
            Wilder Odets highest pay day has been 1.2m lmao

            Joshua makes more shooting for an advertisement than wilder does in a fight

            How many Ppv buys has wilder sold 0

            Joshua has done over 3 million already
            of course hell do that much in ppv....

            nationalistic pride

            think of frank bruno for example if he hadnt lost that fight to smith

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              • stiff_back
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                #34
                But Bivol was on HBO right? HBO has more subscribers than Showtime where Joshua fights.

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                  • Scipio2009
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                    #35
                    Originally posted by Pigeons
                    And you guys still think Joshua is the A-side?

                    Dmitry Bivol, an absolute unknown in the U.S., averaged 341K viewers last Saturday in a fight few Americans even knew about.
                    Dmitry Bivol’s HBO Debut Draws Peak Viewership of 356,000
                    http://www.boxingscene.com/dmitry-bivol-hbo-debut-draws-peak-viewership-356000--122215
                    Dmitry Bivol’s debut on premium cable drew respectable ratings considering his level of opposition and the time it aired live in the United States. Bivol’s first-round knockout victory over Trent Broadhurst on Saturday peaked at 356,000 viewers and drew an average audience of 341,000 for HBO, according to ratings released Tuesday by Nielsen Media Research. The one-bout broadcast from Monte Carlo, Monaco, began at 5:45 p.m. ET/2:45 p.m. PT in the United States.


                    Anthony Joshua, a supposed superstar, averaged 334K viewers in a highly promoted fight two Saturdays ago.
                    Joshua-Takam Ratings: 334K for Live Telecast, 309K for Replay
                    http://www.boxingscene.com/joshua-takam-ratings-334k-live-telecast-309k-replay--121982
                    Anthony Joshua’s level of opponent impacted U.S. television ratings Saturday much more than attendance. Roughly 78,000 fans packed Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, to watch England’s Joshua stop Carlos Takam in the 10th round of their heavyweight title fight. Showtime’s live broadcast of Joshua-Takam drew an average audience of 334,000 viewers, according to ratings released by Nielsen Media Research on Tuesday.


                    Absolutely embarrassing for Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn.
                    Give it up, dude. You're embarrassing yourself

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                        #36
                        Originally posted by Scipio2009
                        Give it up, dude. You're embarrassing yourself
                        Who the foook are you?

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