If Golden Boy, Top Rank, and other promotional companies became publicly traded. . .

Would you buy stock in them?


What if they even had options to invest more money on certain PPV events, with the chance of making a profit off the back-end revenue? (if the terms were favorable enough to your expectations). . .

 

So if one of your options as a stock holder (if you held enough), was to invest, say 50k towards promoting a PPV event, with the chance to make, say 75-100k if the PPV fight did "x amount of buys", you wouldn't think that would be sweet?


Can you break down why it wouldn't be a wise investment?


It does seem like a very risky business, but could also be very lucrative. . . Few promotional companies have succeeded, but the ones who have, hvae really made a killing.

 

I don't know. . . To expand, get more money. . .


Just a random thought. . .