Can somebody copy hbos format for the love of god? These new broadcasts stink with the presentation!
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Why did HBO and Showtime leave boxing?
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Originally posted by MulaKO View Post
Respectfully but Turki had fugh all to do with HBO / Sho not being around
He brought but nothing new to the game besides an abundance of coin making it easier to make the harder ( $$$ ) fights
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Originally posted by ELPacman View Post
Yeah, I'm not really pointing at Turki for the HBO/Showtime fallout. At that time, it was more so the apps and new ways to get boxing. You had obviously DAZN, then the ESPN+ app. The weird ones like Triller who just put on circus type bouts. I can't recall if PBC was doing there thing around that time as well, but I feel like it may have also exist then. After all those, then Turki showed up.
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Huge reason have to do with the ratings. A significant reason is the ratings are just not there anymore. TV networks need ratings. Secondly one of the reasons for lower ratings that there are less American stars. I don't mean to be mean but Eastern European Fighters will not catch on in America as it's a foreign country. Again it's not their fault but ratings are ratings and that didn't help. But at the end of the day the budget for boxing shows are too high. Fighters are overpaid
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Good for HBO it left boxing. Game Of Thrones is a massive hit internationally. And the episodes are still being watched to this day.
And if you search how much each episode or season cost them to make it, it's not far from what they would pay for one or two people in boxing.
The making of GOT benefited thousands if not hundreds of people. It does sound ridiculous paying huge amounts to one or two people in boxing.jqSide likes this.
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Originally posted by rickJen View PostGood for HBO it left boxing. Game Of Thrones is a massive hit internationally. And the episodes are still being watched to this day.
And if you search how much each episode or season cost them to make it, it's not far from what they would pay for one or two people in boxing.
The making of GOT benefited thousands if not hundreds of people. It does sound ridiculous paying huge amounts to one or two people in boxing.
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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post
Yes. His showcase fights and crappy undercards didn’t move the needle.
You really have it with him but didn't notice any other trying to get boxing on America’s sports network
At least it was free and open to all
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Originally posted by SouthpawRightthe American promoters cannot compete with this for less than 30 u$d
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