I already answered you dummy and told you what would of been a good overnight rating 2M. First you lied and said these numbers were better then any UFC on FOX rating in 2018. Lie I already posted not just their most recent card which did better but historically every overnight rating since 2011 on FOX and every card in their history but 3 did better overnight ratings then PBC just did. So the ratings aren't comparable or better they are hands down worse. Then you lied and said that the ratings are not in the millions no idiot they actually are. I have no clue where you got whatever so called overnight meter number from ESPN since Nielsen doesn't even release daily overnight ratings for cable TV just Network TV. lol I compared the Persons 2+ (000s) from both fights.


No shyt it's comparing the overnight to the final ratings because cable doesn't release these overnight numbers and we don't have the final adjusted numbers for PBC yet. All we have is overnight. But no way a fight on FOX should be drawing lower overnight ratings then a fight on ESPN. One is on network tv in more homes. Also the FOX fight was the debut of their new deal after spending ton of advertisement time and money to promote this across their platforms and still on a basically dead sports night with ZERO competition from any of the other major networks they still drew weak ratings. Not according to me or any promoter but according to the experts who analyze these ratings for a living. Why you see all that red for the PBC numbers? That's not a boxing guy or a PBC PR twitter account saying that. We can talk about the final adjusted numbers when they actually come out, by the way they DO NOT always go up like you keep saying. But for now stay focused on the numbers we do have which weren't good no matter how much you try and spin it. Not good compared to recent boxing fights (see ESPN rating), not good compared to what the other networks did last weekend (see FOX finished dead last in ratings), not good compared to past fights on FOX (see UFC ratings). You are trying to move the goal post to the final numbers which don't exist yet because even your dumbazzz can read a chart and know these overnight ratings weren't good.


No shyt it's comparing the overnight to the final ratings because cable doesn't release these overnight numbers and we don't have the final adjusted numbers for PBC yet. All we have is overnight. But no way a fight on FOX should be drawing lower overnight ratings then a fight on ESPN. One is on network tv in more homes. Also the FOX fight was the debut of their new deal after spending ton of advertisement time and money to promote this across their platforms and still on a basically dead sports night with ZERO competition from any of the other major networks they still drew weak ratings. Not according to me or any promoter but according to the experts who analyze these ratings for a living. Why you see all that red for the PBC numbers? That's not a boxing guy or a PBC PR twitter account saying that. We can talk about the final adjusted numbers when they actually come out, by the way they DO NOT always go up like you keep saying. But for now stay focused on the numbers we do have which weren't good no matter how much you try and spin it. Not good compared to recent boxing fights (see ESPN rating), not good compared to what the other networks did last weekend (see FOX finished dead last in ratings), not good compared to past fights on FOX (see UFC ratings). You are trying to move the goal post to the final numbers which don't exist yet because even your dumbazzz can read a chart and know these overnight ratings weren't good.
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