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They may be happy about the fights, but not the ratings
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-al-haymon-boxing-20160203-story.html
Those rumors about PBC going broke is becoming public knowledge now. Who knows, maybe Floyd vs GGG/Canelo winner in some absurd HBO/PBC deal on NBC can save it.
Al still has the chance to turn this around but he decides to put guys like Algieri in primetime broadcast
Overall, Premier averaged about 500,000 viewers for its eight Spike TV boxing shows, significantly less than the Bellator MMA cards, which drew an average of 840,000 viewers.
"It's premature to have discussions about if this will make it after one year," Spike's Kay said. "[Haymon] is going to have to deliver ratings, and then at some point, they have to flip the model," and begin charging the networks license fees.
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-al-haymon-boxing-20160203-story.html
Those rumors about PBC going broke is becoming public knowledge now. Who knows, maybe Floyd vs GGG/Canelo winner in some absurd HBO/PBC deal on NBC can save it.
Al still has the chance to turn this around but he decides to put guys like Algieri in primetime broadcast
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