Promoters and PPV

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Bob Flaps, Dec 26, 2021.


  1. Safin

    Safin Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    As demonstrated, countless times over the years with Sky, high level bouts (world title level) have gone ahead without being on PPV. You still haven't answered why Chisora couldn't settle for such purses. You're trying to justify Chisora's prevalence on PPV, but you haven't offered an explanation as to why it would not be possible for him to box without a secondary paywall.
     
  2. Wizbit1013

    Wizbit1013 Drama go, and don't come back Full Member

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    Its not rubbish at all

    If the sport unfortunately doesn't generate enough money then participants earn whats on offer

    Boxing wont accept that and goes to the begging bowl asking what fans it does have to essentially keep the sport or rather the pay days ticking over
     
  3. bbjc

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    I cant be bothered bud. Pretty sure it was the same argument that was done with the same people a few months back. I m not sure anyone really wants to hear it.

    But tbf no one wants to hear the same old ppv,s or a pay platform channel ruining the sport when the reality is no one wants to be involved without it. In terms of broadcasters or promoters. You cant force them to. They left the building a long time ago.

    Boxing will always be on a pay per view platform of some kind...you can continually moan about it....for no real purpose. Half of yous watch it for free anyway.
     
  4. bbjc

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    Same as above.
     
  5. Wizbit1013

    Wizbit1013 Drama go, and don't come back Full Member

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    Who doesnt want to be involved minus PPV?
     
  6. Jurgen

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    £30m is not far away - he has had bags and bags of PPV Loot on top of his fight with Vitali and Haye at Upton Park.

    A multi millionaire pudding many times over.
     
  7. Jurgen

    Jurgen Pay Per Pudding Advisor banned Full Member

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    Michael Bluffer's net worth is $400m - sensational
     
  8. Safin

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    You post the same old shite defending needless PPV's, time and time again, at length and with pleasure, but you can't be bothered answering my question.

    I hate to say it, but is bbjc stumped?
     
  9. Jurgen

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    You have bowled him clean mate - middle wicket moved like Dullian Whyte when Pedvetkin hit him in Eh Day's garden.
     
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  10. bbjc

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    We,ve done this argument to death. In the same token you continually post attacking ppv. I m not a big supporter of ppv if truth be told why would i be. I dont want to be paying twenty five quid a pop. But i do know that the reality is the investors in boxing lost interest a long time ago. Hence why ppv became more common.

    All you can do is accept it and buy it...dont buy it or moan continually on a boxing forum constantly about it without any real solutions. Its boring...no ones all that interested. More interested about talking boxing without every post being anti hearn...anti hearn fighters or bigging up every fighter that isnt in hearns stable.
     
  11. bbjc

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    Promoters or broadcasters.
     
  12. Wizbit1013

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    Promoters would crack on

    If one moves on another attempts to step up

    Broadcasters too all be it less, i mean various sports continue with less tv coverage than boxing gets