ramification of broner losing to maidana (pac-floyd)

canelo lost.

now broner.

will gbp/showtime feel an urgency to make the pac-floyd happen next yr now that both of their future cash cows were exposed to not be so elite?

there is no big money fight that can be made sooner, more so later (with the other boxers other than floyd).

 

foyd-guerrero was flopped. it is a fact. check floyd's minimum wage. how much buys you need to cover that up/

so definitely there is truth to recover the loses in the next fight.

i dont want to into arum this, gbp that back and forth. there is already hundreds of trhreads for that.

remember, expinocha is oscar's guy (formr lead counsel of gp).

oscar already sold out canelo (agreeing to c/w).

now broner's future superstar ppv buys went down the drain.

canelo's popularity will now be confined to mexico more than ever. his chance of crossing-over, dela hoya sold it out.

when floyd is gone, there is no ppv-worthy (at least 500k level of buys) on the horizon, at least that;s how it looks now.

tr has bradley, jr, and prolly shimming-remains to be seen.

edit: rigo/donaire (though highly unlikely but doable to be on ppv).

 

was it 1.8 million that saw canelo stood there like a statue?

yeah, he was exposed.

i think the best level he can get is to be the next cotto, granted if he beats cotto.

it is still pretty good.

but cotto also benefited from his rivalry with margo and his fights with pac,floyd.

canelo-pac never going to happen.

canelo-floyd rematch. slim, hihgly improbable.

so canelo needs his own margo.

 

i was asking, do you know how to read?

 

not this again.

lol technically, yes. cbs is the parent company, where else will showtime gets its budget?

doesnt mean cbs itself hired floyd to be their boxing face.

that is showtime lead guys's job.

showtime didnt even show in cbs last quarterly report, more so sports programming, more so boxing, more so floyd.

do you have an idea how small floyd is in the grand scheme of things that is cbs? prolly not even 0.1 pct. way smaller than margin of error on quarterly earinings prediction of stocks analysts.

that is how insignificant floyd is.

unless you can find data supporting "18pct uptick in affiliate and subscription business" was due to floyd and floyd alone.

not other sporst, not big bang theory, not *** and the city.

boxing is a niche sport and floyd has more haters than fans and evidenced by his lack of endorsements.

showtime is betting on making money piggybacking floyd's ppv buys. thats it.

edit: and umm, floyd's guarantee comes from showtime boxing budget. yeah it came from cbs, but showtime decides where to use it, that it espinochas job.

cbs guys overlooks on these small businesses under cbs. espinocha prolly reports to one these cbs vps.

learn how corp hierarchy works.

showtime people are not corporate people, except prolly the top guy which is espinocha.

and floyd works/hired by showtime, so he is local or internal to showtime.

 

no one is saying floyd money is not guaranteed (well if waht is reported is true).

but cbs doesnt subsidized his fights.

there is a budget given to showtime.

and the showtime guy (is this espinocsa?) decides how to distribute it among sporst programming, tv shows, etc.

boxcing is only part of sports programming. so the sports budget, he is still to divide it to the sports they cover.

the boxing budget, he decided to spent on mayweather (200kk in 3yrs(?) for 6 fights, which is about 30+ per fight).

so 30kk+ and other expenses: this is the amount that they need to hit every fight. so you can clearly see floyd need a minimum number of ppv buys to hit every fight.

when you get a budget, people at the top expects you to make a profit off it.

even if floyd's money is guaranteed (if the reports are true), he still worries about his fights because, if showtime keep losing money, it may stop producing his fights, if it is allowed accdg to the contract. when this happen, where will floyd go?

if it is full 6 fights guaranteed no matter what, if showtime lose money overall, it may affect his future dealings witht the company. the top guy could be transfered or worst sacked.

this will have some ramifications on his future deals with the company esp if he plans to promote fights in the future.

edit: im not really familiar with mariners and cano. does mariners have a parent company? also, boxing is so much smaller than baseball (?). and baseball is full season. so cano's impact to the bottomline is so much greater.

boxing has no season ticket holders.

no comparison, different sports.

and mariners need to worry about cano, he is their hire.

showtime, not cbs, worries about floyd, he is theirs.

 

wrong. im not saying it is bad, im saying he is not marketable and in niche sport.

endorsement deals is about marketability.

if floyd is marketable, shoe execs were all over him like sharks.

lebron was already scouted while in hschool. floyd is an olympian, where are teh deals?

besides, as pointed out, boxing is a niche, the market is tiny in itself, at least in the u.s.

it is the primary reason boxing is on ppv. they are making off directly from fans because there arent many companies willing to invest.

edit: black ams are also wathcing oheter sports. prolly boxing is in the bottom along with swimming and tennis. just saying.