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Amare's Right Hook
Southeast World Champion
You googled his wife and picked the worst pic ROFL
Her front teeth is weird though
Give Lundy a shot. Ill watch
Amare's Right Hook
Southeast World Champion
Cotto dont want a rematch clause
Milkpearl Coco.
Garcia-Malignaggi PBC Card Pulls in 1.073 Million Viewers
Posted by: David P. Greisman on 8/4/2015
by David P. Greisman
The latest episode of “Premier Boxing Champions” on ESPN averaged 1.073 million viewers during its entire broadcast, which lasted just short of two hours and was headlined by a main event between former 140-pound champion Danny Garcia and faded welterweight Paulie Malignaggi.
That number is according to Nielsen ratings reported by the Sports TV Ratings website. No average nor peak figure was presented specifically for the Garcia-Malignaggi fight alone.
The broadcast was opened by middleweight Daniel Jacobs beating Sergio Mora with an abrupt second-round technical knockout when Mora fractured his ankle. That fight was followed by a swing bout in which welterweight prospect Prichard Colon made quick work of Michael Finney.
It was not the most notable combat card of the night. A UFC pay-per-view featuring superstar Ronda Rousey took place from 10 p.m. Eastern Time far past 1 a.m. The preliminary bouts for that show were aired on Fox Sports 1 and averaged 1.322 million viewers between 8 and 10 p.m. PBC on ESPN aired from 9 p.m. to a few minutes before 11 p.m.
This was the second PBC show on ESPN. The first, a July 11 show that featured Keith Thurman stopping Luis Collazo, averaged 799,000 viewers over the course of the broadcast and peaked at 1.1 million viewers during the main event.
Garcia’s previous appearance, a PBC show on NBC in April against Lamont Peterson, topped out at more than 3 million viewers.
http://www.boxingscene.com/garcia-malignaggi-pbc-card-pulls-1073-million-viewers--94277
Once again a UFC PRE-SHOW, not even the real undercard.....but the undercard of the UNDERCARD outdraws a Boxing Main Event
#SaveUsAB
Posted by: David P. Greisman on 8/4/2015
by David P. Greisman
The latest episode of “Premier Boxing Champions” on ESPN averaged 1.073 million viewers during its entire broadcast, which lasted just short of two hours and was headlined by a main event between former 140-pound champion Danny Garcia and faded welterweight Paulie Malignaggi.
That number is according to Nielsen ratings reported by the Sports TV Ratings website. No average nor peak figure was presented specifically for the Garcia-Malignaggi fight alone.
The broadcast was opened by middleweight Daniel Jacobs beating Sergio Mora with an abrupt second-round technical knockout when Mora fractured his ankle. That fight was followed by a swing bout in which welterweight prospect Prichard Colon made quick work of Michael Finney.
It was not the most notable combat card of the night. A UFC pay-per-view featuring superstar Ronda Rousey took place from 10 p.m. Eastern Time far past 1 a.m. The preliminary bouts for that show were aired on Fox Sports 1 and averaged 1.322 million viewers between 8 and 10 p.m. PBC on ESPN aired from 9 p.m. to a few minutes before 11 p.m.
This was the second PBC show on ESPN. The first, a July 11 show that featured Keith Thurman stopping Luis Collazo, averaged 799,000 viewers over the course of the broadcast and peaked at 1.1 million viewers during the main event.
Garcia’s previous appearance, a PBC show on NBC in April against Lamont Peterson, topped out at more than 3 million viewers.
http://www.boxingscene.com/garcia-malignaggi-pbc-card-pulls-1073-million-viewers--94277
Once again a UFC PRE-SHOW, not even the real undercard.....but the undercard of the UNDERCARD outdraws a Boxing Main Event
#SaveUsAB
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I expected it 
Paulie ain't the boxer he once was and Swift has been coasting since Matthyse, and didn't look good at all against Herrera.
Idk wtf Haymon thought was gonna happen.
Paulie ain't the boxer he once was and Swift has been coasting since Matthyse, and didn't look good at all against Herrera.
Idk wtf Haymon thought was gonna happen.
I expected it
Paulie ain't the boxer he once was and Swift has been coasting since Matthyse, and didn't look good at all against Herrera.
Idk wtf Haymon thought was gonna happen.
We doing Showtime/HBO numbers on free TV....that's not good especially being that every Cable company has ESPN
How we letting UFC preliminary cards outdraw our Main Events?
Im with @patscorpio with this one, we're gonna need some better matchups to intrigue the casuals/masses. 1 million on Free TV is not the ratings we need to bring Boxing back to the forefront Haymon
We doing Showtime/HBO numbers on free TV....that's not good especially being that every Cable company has ESPN
How we letting UFC preliminary cards outdraw our Main Events?
Im with @patscorpio with this one, we're gonna need some better matchups to intrigue the casuals/masses. 1 million on Free TV is not the ratings we need to bring Boxing back to the forefront Haymon
I'm telling you breh, these weirdos ducking each other is not gonna get haymon a contract renewal.
Amare's Right Hook
Southeast World Champion
Its time for Haymon to put on that 147 lb tourney with the winner getting to main event a PPV against Floyd for his 50th fight.We doing Showtime/HBO numbers on free TV....that's not good especially being that every Cable company has ESPN
How we letting UFC preliminary cards outdraw our Main Events?
Im with @patscorpio with this one, we're gonna need some better matchups to intrigue the casuals/masses. 1 million on Free TV is not the ratings we need to bring Boxing back to the forefront Haymon
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Garcia-Malignaggi PBC Card Pulls in 1.073 Million Viewers
Posted by: David P. Greisman on 8/4/2015
by David P. Greisman
The latest episode of “Premier Boxing Champions” on ESPN averaged 1.073 million viewers during its entire broadcast, which lasted just short of two hours and was headlined by a main event between former 140-pound champion Danny Garcia and faded welterweight Paulie Malignaggi.
That number is according to Nielsen ratings reported by the Sports TV Ratings website. No average nor peak figure was presented specifically for the Garcia-Malignaggi fight alone.
The broadcast was opened by middleweight Daniel Jacobs beating Sergio Mora with an abrupt second-round technical knockout when Mora fractured his ankle. That fight was followed by a swing bout in which welterweight prospect Prichard Colon made quick work of Michael Finney.
It was not the most notable combat card of the night. A UFC pay-per-view featuring superstar Ronda Rousey took place from 10 p.m. Eastern Time far past 1 a.m. The preliminary bouts for that show were aired on Fox Sports 1 and averaged 1.322 million viewers between 8 and 10 p.m. PBC on ESPN aired from 9 p.m. to a few minutes before 11 p.m.
This was the second PBC show on ESPN. The first, a July 11 show that featured Keith Thurman stopping Luis Collazo, averaged 799,000 viewers over the course of the broadcast and peaked at 1.1 million viewers during the main event.
Garcia’s previous appearance, a PBC show on NBC in April against Lamont Peterson, topped out at more than 3 million viewers.
http://www.boxingscene.com/garcia-malignaggi-pbc-card-pulls-1073-million-viewers--94277
Once again a UFC PRE-SHOW, not even the real undercard.....but the undercard of the UNDERCARD outdraws a Boxing Main Event
#SaveUsAB
No peak numbers presented
Thats what I been waiting for before I go in on the subject...I don't understand how nobody has Avg N Peak numbers yet 
But I knew this UFC shyt would pose a problem
The prelims for the UFC 189 which One Time vs Collazo went against Avg 847k
The UFC prelims Swift vs Paulie went against Avg 1.32 million
yep Haymon has to get these top WWs fighting each other
this a side b side shyt has got boring already and the casuals aren't tuning in
wasnt this card advertised heavily aswell? terrible ratings
this a side b side shyt has got boring already and the casuals aren't tuning in
wasnt this card advertised heavily aswell? terrible ratings
No peak numbers presented
But I knew this UFC shyt would pose a problem
The prelims for the UFC 189 which One Time vs Collazo went against Avg 847k
The UFC prelims Swift vs Paulie went against Avg 1.32 million
It aint even Swift's fault, he's a draw. The problem is, he (like you mentioned before the fight) had to carry a non-draw up against the UFC machine and it's Golden Girl
Haymon is not putting us (Boxing) in the best position to succeed. He's helping the fighters most definitely, but the SPORT wont be able to compete with our cards being split up like this
It should've been:
Main Event: Danny Garcia vs Paulie Malignaggi
Co-Main Event: Daniel Jacobs vs Sergio Mora
Opening Fight: Juan Carlos Payano vs Rau'Shee Warren
and THEN on Bounce afterwards, or if the fights ran short (like Jacobs vs Mora did):
Undercard: Yudel Jhonson vs Jorge Cota
Undercard: John Jackson vs Dennis Laurente
THAT would've been an action packed card and the casuals/masses would've been like
to all the action. Instead, we got a Saturday night/Sunday night split of 1 card
speaking of PBC ratings, did they release anything yet for the PBC on Bounce card yet?
Yep....here ya go
http://www.boxingscene.com/payano-warren-pbc-card-pulls-7-single-viewers--94277
Payano-Warren PBC Card Pulls in 7 Viewers
Posted by: Newzz on 8/4/2015
by Newzz
The inaugural episode of “Premier Boxing Champions” on Bounce averaged 7 single viewers during its entire broadcast, which lasted just short of two hours and was headlined by an excellent main event between 118-pound champion Juan Carlos Payano and #BandCamp's own Rau'Shee Warren.
That number is according to #TheRing postings reported by thecoli.com website. Those 7 viewers have been identified as @patscorpio, @Newzz, @HHH's Nose, @hyperman25, @Stinky Diver, @A-Train, and @FukkAPaidEmail. Requests for an interview were issued to their representatives, but as of the time this article was written, calls have not been returned. No average nor peak figure was presented specifically for the Payano-Warren fight alone.
The broadcast was opened by junior middleweight John Jackson beating Dennis Laurente with an abundance of clean punches to Laurente's always exposed face, which made those watching wonder if he was borrowing his strategy directly out of former 140 Champion, Ruslan Provodnikov's playbook. Following that fight was a back and forth slug fest between Yudel Jhonson and the hard-hitting Jorge Cota, in which Jhonson, who must've forgot everything he learned at the famed "Cuban School Of Boxing", was knocked all over and around the ring, including at one point being knocked threw the ropes, which was not ruled a knock down. Even "da hell" was confused at that. In the end, Cota pulled out the minor upset and will be facing Jackson in the Finals of the "PBC Junior Middleweight Tournament"
It was the only combat card of the night. The UFC pay-per-view featuring superstar Ronda Rousey took place on Saturday, August 1st, from 10 p.m. Eastern Time far past 1 a.m. The preliminary bouts for that show were aired on Fox Sports 1 and averaged 1.322 million viewers between 8 and 10 p.m. PBC on ESPN, featuring Danny Garcia vs Paulie Malignaggi and Daniel Jacobs vs Sergio Mora aired from 9 p.m. to a few minutes before 11 p.m and drew in 1.073 million viewers.
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