Another Alabama lead-in game lol Let's be realistic. It's the same as trying to act like Spence got those 6 million views on his own during the Olympics. Nobody is buying this type of reporting. We now know that this lead in programming isnt driving people to the sport in isolation. Let's talk more about what's working and stop highlighting smoke and mirrors.
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Originally posted by Mister Wolf View PostBenavidez is a nobody and has never had a large group of the Mexican boxing fans backing him. Did you think the success of the Mayweather vs Ortiz PPV was because of Ortiz as well.
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Originally posted by Mister Wolf View PostBenavidez is a nobody and has never had a large group of the Mexican boxing fans backing him. Did you think the success of the Mayweather vs Ortiz PPV was because of Ortiz as well.
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Originally posted by Butch.McRae View PostAnother Alabama lead-in game lol Let's be realistic. It's the same as trying to act like Spence got those 6 million views on his own during the Olympics. Nobody is buying this type of reporting. We now know that this lead in programming isnt driving people to the sport in isolation. Let's talk more about what's working and stop highlighting smoke and mirrors.
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Originally posted by Butch.McRae View PostAnother Alabama lead-in game lol Let's be realistic. It's the same as trying to act like Spence got those 6 million views on his own during the Olympics. Nobody is buying this type of reporting. We now know that this lead in programming isnt driving people to the sport in isolation. Let's talk more about what's working and stop highlighting smoke and mirrors.
Great lead ins are always part of network tv when they can accomdate. Why do U think espn asked for lomachenko-Pedraza to be moved to 12/8 right after the Heisman ceremony? These tv execs know what they are doing. Just give props. The tv execs aren’t asking for Rances Barthelemy or Ray Beltran to headline these key slots after hignlead ins. They are asking for big names because they know people can just change the channel.
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Originally posted by Mister Wolf View PostBenavidez is a nobody and has never had a large group of the Mexican boxing fans backing him. Did you think the success of the Mayweather vs Ortiz PPV was because of Ortiz as well.
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Originally posted by _original_ View PostMayweather is a different case, but yes Ortiz helped. Even Mayweather said that a black guy VS a Mexican/Chicano guy is always a big seller.
We shouldn’t even be talking about race anyway smh. Mexicans, Europeans, African Americans, Caucasian Americans Asians etc. all support boxing. There’s no data tracker that tracks race of viewers. It’s stupid to even be discussing it.
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Originally posted by _original_ View PostMayweather is a different case, but yes Ortiz helped. Even Mayweather said that a black guy VS a Mexican/Chicano guy is always a big seller.
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Originally posted by Butch.McRae View PostAnother Alabama lead-in game lol Let's be realistic. It's the same as trying to act like Spence got those 6 million views on his own during the Olympics. Nobody is buying this type of reporting. We now know that this lead in programming isnt driving people to the sport in isolation. Let's talk more about what's working and stop highlighting smoke and mirrors.
Yea, that definitely inflated the numbers. Still, espn has a major advantage. So many casuals watch Sportscenter and First Take and Around the Horn and PTI. If espn has a segment about a fight on every one of those shows, every day for the week before a fight, casuals will know about it. Very rarely did anything boxing (that wasn't Mayweather related) get any air time.
Now, they have a segment on a card they show. And as long as everyone on espn claims Bummed is #1 or #2 p4p, the casuals believe it. This should help boxing on other networks somewhat to, as espn now donates some time to boxing, even for the top guys not with TR.
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