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    Comments Thread For: Wilder-Arreola, 1.45 Million Viewers: Last Among Major Networks

    According to The Nielsen Company, the Premier Boxing Champions telecast on FOX drew 1.45 million viewers in its prime time slot Saturday night.



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    #2
    What did they expect? It was a 100-1 underdog in there.

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      #3
      Those are the highest numbers ggg has ever done hahahahaha

      Ggg would be called a god for those numbers on hbo.... But just because its on fox people think non boxing fans will somehow watch.... Respectable numbers for a mismatch....

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        #4
        Originally posted by OctoberRed View Post
        What did they expect? It was a 100-1 underdog in there.
        I know the popularity of boxing suffered a whole lot, but Klitschko had very good ratings in germany even when he fought against bums like pianeta and Leapai.

        I would have reckon that an american heavyweight champ, regardless if he is the real champ or not, wouldd pull in good numbers

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          #5
          Originally posted by JASON SHAW View Post
          Ggg would be called a god for those numbers on hbo.... But just because its on fox people think non boxing fans will somehow watch.... Respectable numbers for a mismatch....
          it wasn't on HBO, moron - it was on FOX which is basically in every house in the US

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            #6
            Originally posted by JASON SHAW View Post
            Ggg would be called a god for those numbers on hbo.... But just because its on fox people think non boxing fans will somehow watch.... Respectable numbers for a mismatch....
            Fl0mo alert Fl0mo alert! Fl0motional detected! Levels approaching critical! Citizens are advised to retreat to a logic protected zone immediately!
            Last edited by Boxing Logic; 07-20-2016, 10:46 PM.

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              #7
              Originally posted by buge View Post
              it wasn't on HBO, moron - it was on FOX which is basically in every house in the US
              Exactly. For an American heavyweight kinda champion on free TV not very good.

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                #8
                This is a lie, it's 1.8 million.

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                  #9
                  Wilder busted himself up for those numbers? He played it safe and picked on a guy easy to hit. Now the purse might not cover the Dr. bill, and the Dr. might not be able to fix the damage. He should have picked a better name, Arreola drew flies.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by All in View Post
                    Exactly. For an American heavyweight kinda champion on free TV not very good.
                    Not every good? It's a disaster. It's a joke. 1.4 mil on Fox, in primetime? Getting literally lapped by reruns of shows no one has ever heard of like 48 hours? As in doubled? It's a failure. PBC and their mismatches continue to disappoint and there's no spinning it anymore, especially not this one. "Last among major networks." Sums it up.

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