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aside from showtime broadcasts, which are pretty good, the likes of pbc and espn are vastly inferior to hbo...especially pbc on fox. it has such a cheap feel to it, and who tf wants to watch commercials during a boxing card? completely kills the flow. hbo was indeed the gold standard.
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HBO definitely had the best production in the business, I agree. Great presentation and camera work as well.Comment
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Yeah...like that 1 1/2 hour wait for GGG/ Canelo 2. I'll miss that....as well as Lampley crying.Comment
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HBO was far and away the best in terms of production. Jim and Max, despite the fact that they were shills, really made you feel like you were watching something special. HBO boxing was an event. Gonna be hard for anyone to reach that level of production.Comment
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Agree 100%. Never a fan of the HBO announcer bias, but the production, shoulder programming, graphics & general feel of the HBO broadcast felt superior to anyone elses shows.Comment
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Did they steal them directly from the Canelo vs GGG II PPV cuz that bs they made us watch for idk an hour or almost an hour before the Smith vs Groves fight made me feel like it was a poor mans Canelo vs GGG II gap between fights repeat.Originally posted by Randall Cunning View Post
Show me the f#cking fights people who show fights. Ffs its not that complicated. Give me 15 minutes of hype if you wanna build something up fair play I get it, but I don't need to see a documentary on mfers before the fight or talking heads trying to kill time. Everyone in boxing needs to watch a UFC card I swear to f#cking gawd. They got fights popping off every 30 minutes. Fights are shorter, but they know why your there. To watch the f#cking fights not documentaries & talking heads. F#ck people in boxing are stupid.
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