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Originally posted by angkag View PostI suspect its more that Hearn has had a behind-the-scenes chat with Bob, and Bob has rammed it home to him that Hearn's best bet is to outsource marketing in the US to the US outfits, and not get trampled on away soil. And whatever one thinks of Hearn, he's smart enough to recognise that Bob is right.
Bob's comment is just signing off on what they agreed behind the scenes (in his own sweet-talking way), and Hearn's good natured reception of it confirmation that whatever got agreed is going to see dollars flow his way, so he doesn't care how Bob words it.
Eddie Hearn is sharp enough to not fall for such a play, I'd imagine.
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Originally posted by pillowfists98 View Postlol Joey Spencer is garbage though. Karlos Baldaras is a much more legit prospect. Haymon should start pushing him not Spencer.
Wilder to Birmingham (Tuscaloosa seems to be hating), Danny Garcia to Philly, Thurman to his part of Florida, Charlo brothers to Houston, Spence to Dallas, David Benevidez bringing his first show to his part of Arizona, Omar Figueroa Jr to his part of Texas, etc.
Jarrett Hurd is taking a big show home, Caleb Plant has a big fight heading to Nashville, etc.
Beyond that, you stumble onto new/old hotbeds for fights (DMV, Philly, Chicago, etc if enough fighters come together).
There's enough space for everyone to get pushed if they're good enough.
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Originally posted by PotentialToast View PostAJ v Miller has about 16k sales so far and it is clear it will be a sell out. If Hearn is that bad a promoter, then are Bob and Al going to do better with Fury and Wilder's next fights? Hardly likely.
Also, Hearn has just got $$$ for Khan and stupid $$$ for Crolla off Bob; far more than DAZN would have paid. Bob salty?
No idea where you pulled 16k, but whatever.
Khan cashed out the last fight of his deal with Eddie (after getting Eddie to overpay for two bull**** fights) lol
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Originally posted by champion4ever View PostI agree. If Wilder is successful against Breazeale, then who do you predict that his next opponent will be?
Joshua has the IBF mandatory due, the WBO opportunity is only given to a champion making a direct challenge to the champion in the division above him, and Eddie Hearn (in reaching out for the shiny pot of money on DAZN) hasn't done the greatest job in strengthening the relationship with Sky Sports, with Adam Smith saying as much (don't think that Sky can't foresee DAZN coming after their market too).
A bunch of conversations will be had, and there are a bunch of moving parts, but that's my guess (a split of everything closer to 60/40 than 50/50, T-Mobile Arena hosts the fight, SHOPPV in the US, Sky Box Office in the UK, handshake on a rematch for the winner with the blessing of the IBF).
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Originally posted by Scipio2009 View PostThe fight has been on sale for over two months now, and you can still go to the official MSG site and buy face value seats for about a third of the lower bowl. And that's before you count the tickets that went to brokers as "sold" for resale.
No idea where you pulled 16k, but whatever.
Khan cashed out the last fight of his deal with Eddie (after getting Eddie to overpay for two bull**** fights) lol
I dare say Eddie pockets a few quid from Crawford v Khan
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Originally posted by MulaKO View PostIn North America , to have that many tickets sold already is just not possible especially for boxing
Now if it was a Floyd , Pac or Canelo fight i can see that happening , meaning tickets being purchased by fans
Usually you’ll get the ringside tickets sold and maybe the lower bowl this early 16000 tickets sold for two guys nobody knows here , I smell bullchitLast edited by PotentialToast; 04-13-2019, 03:13 AM.
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