I detect you are not one of the people who see the lady in the studio live pre match and start singing Oh Eni Eni Eni, Eni, Eni, Eni Aluko
When you consider how much PR women's sport get compared to others, like women's cricket being the lead story on BBC sport etc, it is madness. It's like EVs, the powers at be are telling us we want them, but the consumer is going "Urm no we don't thanks"
I’m a sports fan and I watch no women’s sport. I never have. It’s by definition second rate. According to the BBC this is the summer of women’s sport and many household names are going to be made. I don’t know hardly any women who like sport but the ones that do watch men’s football. Who’s watching women’s sports, a handful of school girls and some assorted weirdos. Let’s be honest it’s sh1te.
Whereas in the US it’s completely different. I was there last month and saw how popular women’s basketball and softball(!) is over there.
All true but Skys golden days of boxing have been over for 2 decades now...the golden era of Sky boxing was late 80s,90s especially and early 2000's.....by 2005 Hamed,Tyson,Lewis ,Benn,Eubank,Collins were all retired and the bbc and itv got back into top level domestic and international boxing followed by setanta in the late 2000s and boxnation in the early 2010's....In the first half of the 2010s Froch and a few others apart Sky was poor compared to its illustrious past ...than AJ and Fury hit their peak and represented the last hurrah...
BBC especially it's agenda driven one thing also it's a cheap time filler womens football, cricket, rugby etc. That very few people watch, on free to air. Each to their own like you I've zero interest in any of it.