Manny Pacquiao is a household name, just not in your household.
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Manny Pacquiao=Poor HBO Ratings? Wtf?
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Originally posted by asian_sensationIn Jersey City and San Fransisco he's a household name.
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Originally posted by ELPacmanAccording to this article at this site,
Davis said that while Pacquiao may be a big draw in the Philippines, he was a disappointment in terms of HBO TV ratings and his last fight against Marquez “rated only 4.5 percent,” which Davis disclosed was below the HBO standard of “no less than 6 percent.”
He said fighters who “fail to get the required ratings on HBO are scheduled on Boxing After Dark” which is regarded as a lower level boxing program where the total purse for both fighters is only some $500,000 to $600,000.
That really sucks. The most entertaining Featherweight and one of most entertaining boxers ever, period, and he's getting called a disappointment? That is really bad to hear. I thought HBO was all giddy for Manny(well as long as he beat Marquez), looks like they aren't.
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Originally posted by asian_sensationManny Pacquiao is a household name, just not in your household.
no
hes a fighter who has his fans
just like any other
hes nothin amazin yet
Originally posted by asian_sensationIn Jersey City and San Fransisco he's a household name.
hes a household name in da filipines, jersey city, and san francisco
lmao
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Originally posted by abdiel2k3then hes not a house hold name is he?
no
hes a fighter who has his fans
just like any other
hes nothin amazin yet
ur not helpen manny
hes a household name in da filipines, jersey city, and san francisco
lmao
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Originally posted by Top Ranknot sure im in cali and im pretty sure no one here knows him, the guy had just 2 fights televised in HBO from what i know, for example, if juan diaz goes over to fight in the phillipines, and its televised there, would it get high ratings? give it some time its no ones fault, especially not HBO's
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Originally posted by asian_sensationYou obviously are not understanding the wit of the comment, are you? The statement "He's a household name, just not in you're household" is referring to the ethnic divisions that are a detriment to boxing. Boxing is really a cult sport that survives on the hispanic fans and smaller ethnic support.
and i was sayin that he isnt a houslehod name anywhere
he just has hardcore fans
and people that have heard of him
but hes not a household name
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