Originally posted by Gary Coleman
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But but but, boxing is dead, I was told for the millionth time. 
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there's a difference between dead and dying
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Uncle Al successfully secured another investor victim. Two years of funding max, which is really irrelevant. Important thing is uncle Al will always get his percentage cuts from his fighters no matter where the money comes from. Doesn't even matter if the new investor makes any profit. It's a no risk, win win situation for the advisor.
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It's not like SHO's PPVs were a drastic improvement though.Originally posted by Mammoth View Post
The majority of us don't have an issue with PBC on Prime because we already have Prime, so PBC is basically a supplement. I think this is a clever way of PBC shielding themselves, and proves that DAZN/ESPN were not realistic destinations. DAZN/ESPN lives and dies on its sport content, so PBC would arguably be under more pressure to be consistent and to play well with the promoters already on those platforms. Amazon will definitely have their own expectations, so we'll see what PBC is allowed to get away with.
Mr. Roarke found a new island, but I'm not sure he'll be able to deliver the same fantasies as before.Last edited by kiaba360; 12-07-2023, 12:09 PM.Comment
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Boxing always finds a way. Crazy how PBC is now in the streaming apps world.Comment
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The same way DAZN boxing fans felt about purchasing PPV fights on its app. After Eddie Hearn had all but pronounced that that particular business model had become obsolete and outdated!Originally posted by wrecksracer View Post
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Nobody is defending Eddie here. It's the dim PBC fans who didn't understand technology for years that I'm laughing atOriginally posted by champion4ever View PostComment
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Have prime so this is good news for me …..Comment
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I still miss HBO
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King Nelo approved!!Comment
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