Arum is panicking because Crawford/Khan PPV flopped
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If the existing PPV heavy model breaks down and there's more fights available via either a reasonable subscription charge or perhaps via a new model, say online micro payments broke down via bout then the end result could be better for the boxing fan.
Because let's face it the current model has a lot to answer for.Comment
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Crawford looks like he wants to be anywhere else but whatever interview he is doing. He actually showed he has a personality when him and Spence were going at each other at the Saucedo-Hooker fight.Comment
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For the fan it just may.
If the existing PPV heavy model breaks down and there's more fights available via either a reasonable subscription charge or perhaps via a new model, say online micro payments broke down via bout then the end result could be better for the boxing fan.
Because let's face it the current model has a lot to answer for.Comment
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Crawford would be a huge PPV success if he was actually fighting the toughest fights every time, instead we get to see him fight the likes of Lundy, Burns, and Khan's of the boxing world. Not to say Khan isn't a good fighter, but we all knew he was massively shop-worn.
Khan unlike Crawford actually looked to fight good fighters from the get-go.Comment
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Yes, I think if they manage to achieve the required scale the flat 100 bucks p/a is better value for US boxing fans than $70 PPV' every month. Although a lot of US fans here seem resistant to that idea.Comment
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Maybe there are people behind who only bet on big horses - i.e Pacman, Floyd, Canelo, etc., and bet in multi millions.Comment
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