Sky's PPV Numbers are a lie...
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It's true, Sky Boxoffice do not reveal official figures, I don't think they ever have but that also does not mean BARB is incorrect of the numbers are low, just because you dislike certain fighters lolIf anyone is not aware, Eddie Hearn has linked a website called BARB.co.uk many times to show the amount of buys for the event.
Actually BARB does not show the amount of buys and never have. What they do as a company is collect broadcasting data to show an estimated amount of viewers for TV. They estimate it using averages like how many people would be watching a PPV buy, which on average is definitely more than 1 surely?
So when Hearn says he did 500k buys and uses BARB as his proof, that is actually just an estimated amount of people watching. So imagine on average across the country that 2 people are watching the same PPV buy, then you could essentially cut the buys he says in half to get a more accurate number. Actually their ratio is more like 2.5 viewers per TV.
Sky never release an amount of buys and Hearn clouds the water by giving figures of estimated viewers and passes it off as buys.
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Your desperation is just too much. You sound like an American.If anyone is not aware, Eddie Hearn has linked a website called BARB.co.uk many times to show the amount of buys for the event.
Actually BARB does not show the amount of buys and never have. What they do as a company is collect broadcasting data to show an estimated amount of viewers for TV. They estimate it using averages like how many people would be watching a PPV buy, which on average is definitely more than 1 surely?
So when Hearn says he did 500k buys and uses BARB as his proof, that is actually just an estimated amount of people watching. So imagine on average across the country that 2 people are watching the same PPV buy, then you could essentially cut the buys he says in half to get a more accurate number. Actually their ratio is more like 2.5 viewers per TV.
Sky never release an amount of buys and Hearn clouds the water by giving figures of estimated viewers and passes it off as buys.
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How does any of this relate to you watching the sport of boxing? Or effect the way you watch the sport? Or effect you in any way.If anyone is not aware, Eddie Hearn has linked a website called BARB.co.uk many times to show the amount of buys for the event.
Actually BARB does not show the amount of buys and never have. What they do as a company is collect broadcasting data to show an estimated amount of viewers for TV. They estimate it using averages like how many people would be watching a PPV buy, which on average is definitely more than 1 surely?
So when Hearn says he did 500k buys and uses BARB as his proof, that is actually just an estimated amount of people watching. So imagine on average across the country that 2 people are watching the same PPV buy, then you could essentially cut the buys he says in half to get a more accurate number. Actually their ratio is more like 2.5 viewers per TV.
Sky never release an amount of buys and Hearn clouds the water by giving figures of estimated viewers and passes it off as buys.
This is just fact
Do you only watch fighters that garnish a certain amount of PPV buy?
Sky has way cheaper PPV's, which I like. That's how it effects the way I watch boxingComment
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It’s in the best interest of all promoters to inflate their numbers, you know what they can’t do doe is lie at the negotiating table. That’s where they all have to open their books to the real thing. So when they claim they sold 1m I bet you they probably sold 850k, when they claim they sold 750k they probably sold 650k.Comment
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I am going to chime in here with the preface that I wish the OP had included a link to substantiate what he is forwarding.
With that said, the BARB numbers are not ever an exact match for PPV buys, but they have proven to usually be in the ballpark.
For example, BARB reported almost 1.5 million viewers the week of the AJ vs Parker fight while the number of buys reported range from 1.2 million to the same 1.5.
And when you take Joshua's reported earnings from those fights and calculate in reverse, the money seems to line up with the PPV numbers as well.
So, I am going to say BARB is a fair source to cite for numbers absent any further proof to the contrary.Comment
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He’s relentless, I’ll give him that. Seriously needs to develop some sort of social life that doesn’t involve his keyboard thoughComment
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