Official 2013 Boxing Thread: Year is over, please lock.

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Haye v Fury has been postponed, Haye suffered a cut to his eye sparring

* cue Wu-Tang "Bells of War *

"He ain't fightin'......he cut his eye"
 
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froch/kessler

We've seen both of those already, too one-sided to deserve a rematch. I think it should be winner of Bute vs Pascal, but Ward wants to wait for Chavez Jr first.

You'd rather see him fight one of those two bums? Easy pass from me.

I'd rather see Froch. I think age has caught up with Kessler, I'm a big fan but he'll get blown out again. Froch has improved a lot since that Ward fight.
 
Was Broner serious w/ that instagram pic? I was a huge broner fan about a year ago, but his antics are making me like him less and less. smh 
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:lol it annoys the hell out of me that he can do so many buys yet there's so many critiquing the number.

Don't get me wrong. It's a gigantic number of sales. BUT. If people are going to tout it as the most profitable PPV ever, that's fine, but they didn't top Oscar/Floyd.

I'm shocked it came as close as it did though. It proves what a star Mayweater is. Or proves how many idiots thought Canelo had a chance.
 
^ it terms of $$$, it did top Oscar/Floyd. I'd doubt anything tops Oscar/Floyd in terms of buys these days. There's too many illegal ways of viewing the fight for free. Only thing that might do it in terms of buys is May/Pac, period. 
 
^ it terms of $$$, it did top Oscar/Floyd. I'd doubt anything tops Oscar/Floyd in terms of buys these days. There's too many illegal ways of viewing the fight for free. Only thing that might do it in terms of buys is May/Pac, period. 

That's what my entire point was doofus. :lol
 
Doofus? You said how  can they top Oscar/Floyd, when it didn't have more buys. That is the only  category it didn't top Oscar/Floyd. In terms of revenue (which is all that matters), it absolutely topped it. 

That is why  they can tout it around proudly. 
 
It's mildly entertaining if you ask me. The show gives you a behind the scenes look at his usual antics and music career.

Ahhhh I see so basically everything outside his boxing career.

You get to see a bit of his trainin. The recent episodes just show what he does with his crew like shopping and performing. I think as he gets closer to his fight, it will show more boxing.
 
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You get to see a bit of his trainin. The recent episodes just show what he does with his crew like shopping and performing. I think as he gets closer to his fight, it will show more boxing.

I see, I'll check it out closer to his next fight, unless they have an all access. Thanks for the info.
 
Was walking through the MGM in Vegas today. The Casino area. Saw some cat wearing mad red (noticed the Fire Red Vs) playing at a table.

Kept it moving.

As I walked past him, noticed guy next to him wearing a shirt with writing on the back that actually struck me like the writing on the back of a boxing robe.

"Adrian
The Problem
Broner"

Looked back and he was the dude in red. Told my assistant who was with me and she said "he doesn't look very strong". HA!
 
Doofus? You said how can they top Oscar/Floyd, when it didn't have more buys. That is the only category it didn't top Oscar/Floyd. In terms of revenue (which is all that matters), it absolutely topped it. 

That is why they can tout it around proudly. 

No I understood that they surpassed Oscar/Mayweather in terms of revenue, but the more impressive stat is PPV buys, which was my original point was if you had followed what I said originally.
 
No I understood that they surpassed Oscar/Mayweather in terms of revenue, but the more impressive stat is PPV buys, which was my original point was if you had followed what I said originally.

Why is PPV buys the more impressive stat? Especially when the cost of the HD broadcast (which makes the up the majority of the buys) is like $25 more than Oscar/Floyd.

It's pointless arguing this right now anyways since we don't know the final PPV numbers. Like everyone said the preliminary numbers so far are a big higher than for Oscar/Floyd so it may end up matching it when the final numbers come in.
 
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The revenue brought in doesn't tell you how many people actually watched the fight. So in a certain aspect, that's what makes the buys more impressive.
 
I agree in that aspect, it is more impressive. But end of the day, how much money is made is all that matters. You could have 4 million buys if you price it at half the price, but what are you really saying then? 

$$ > buys
 
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