Eddie Hearn really doesn't understand the US market

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

I believe hearns know more than you.

[N/A]

Haymon doesn't understand the US market either.

In a relatively short span of time, Haymon has become the most powerful man in US boxing. I'd say he understands the market very well. He took boxing from an "out of sight, out of mind" sport hiding on premium cable, to a front and center sport on over the air network TV, with promotion during NFL and MLB games.

Giving out thousands of comps to an American heavyweight champion knockout artist's fight is unheard of.

First of all, it's not unheard of. Second of all, MGM bought the tickets and chose to give them away.

Boxing is a global sport and Matchroom will be fine because it's a global brand. I can't say the same thing about PBC.

PBC is generating more revenue than Matchroom. Matchroom controls the UK. PBC controls the US, but the US is far more lucrative than the UK.

Matchroom is also losing steam while PBC is gaining steam.

[saintpat]

Giving out thousands of comps to an American heavyweight champion knockout artist's fight is unheard of.

What are you even talking about?

[YOU WILL LOSE]

he doesnt understand having paid shills like op making threads on boxing message boards all day thats for sure

haymon has that down though, !!

[rickJen]

Take it from the guy who has been in the business for decades,
Espinoza, "Ortiz-Wilder 2 PPV: Deal didn't make sense for us."

[2ndroundko]

Take it from the guy who has been in the business for decades,
Espinoza, "Ortiz-Wilder 2 PPV: Deal didn't make sense for us."

they couldn't afford it.

[Wolfie*]

Mikey is the reason the Spence PPV did well. He's popular and hearn wants more subscribers.

[daggum]

they couldn't afford it.

who can afford to lose millions of dollars? well rich people i suppose but they still don't want to do that because of personal promises

[Citizen Koba]

There is no one guy. The biggest name is Canelo. The supposed 2nd biggest was Joshua. Nobody rushed with them to sign after those two guys except GGG and they vastly overpaid for him for one fight. A fight that isn't as intriguing as it was a year ago.

So. What would your strategy be? How would you spend your millions to give yourself the best chance of success?

[QueensburyRules]

In a relatively short span of time, Haymon has become the most powerful man in US boxing. I'd say he understands the market very well. He took boxing from an "out of sight, out of mind" sport hiding on premium cable, to a front and center sport on over the air network TV, with promotion during NFL and MLB games.




First of all, it's not unheard of. Second of all, MGM bought the tickets and chose to give them away.




PBC is generating more revenue than Matchroom. Matchroom controls the UK. PBC controls the US, but the US is far more lucrative than the UK.

Matchroom is also losing steam while PBC is gaining steam.

- -U Uncle Al could be dead. Who would even know?