Is that the end for BBC?

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Post by Guest »

Shame about Haye losing. Threw the towel in a bit early in my opinion. Still I watched it in a pub. :TU:

If there's anything better then having a beer and watching boxing, I have yet to find it. :TU:
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Guest wrote:Shame about Haye losing. Threw the towel in a bit early in my opinion. Still I watched it in a pub. :TU:

If there's anything better then having a beer and watching boxing, I have yet to find it. :TU:
having a beer, watching the boxing and knowing that sophie raworth is the barmaid your going to pull when the fights finished :TU: :lol: :TU:
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Post by dondada »

DavidPayne wrote:The Beeb measure in millions.

Sky measure in 10's of thousands.

1.6 million watched Haye v Thompson on 18 hour delay.

I think maybe 250,000 watch Hatton on SKY live.

Someone could put me right.
No, David. Even if your figures are a bit out, you're right in principle. The sport will wither if it doesn't have a terrestrial outlet.
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Post by paulyb »

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
DavidPayne wrote:The Beeb measure in millions.

Sky measure in 10's of thousands.

1.6 million watched Haye v Thompson on 18 hour delay.

I think maybe 250,000 watch Hatton on SKY live.

Someone could put me right.
No, David. Even if your figures are a bit out, you're right in principle. The sport will wither if it doesn't have a terrestrial outlet.
Ian,

I could not agree more!

Paul.
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Post by pbrennan »

The Beebs coverage has been well welcome. However I wish that they could do something about Bunce and Woodhall.

On last Fridays card they both looked like guests at the end of a wedding with ties off, open necked shirts and jackets.

What has Bunce done to become an authority on boxing anyway - does writing a few totally inaccurate articles about Lennox Lewis make you an authority on the sport :cry:
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Post by paulyb »

And now the Howard Eastman contest is cancelled???
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Post by ABA Boxing »

Is there somewhere you can find out the viewer ratings?

Compared to other sports boxing is not shown a great deal. But i would like to know the ratings of someother sports which are shown alot on BBC. The likes of horse racing and jumping, golf and indoor bowels.

Apart from the major tournaments they still show alot of crap on the BBC, maybe the boxing is on to late in the night. Better to have delayed Boxing at a decent time to get more viewers, than to show it so late at night.
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Post by Guest »

It won't be the end of BBC, but they may stop showing boxing. :D
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

dont know about that, Eastenders is getting terrible figures :roll:
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Post by lirva33 »

not surprising. Ian Beale is the only thing keeping Eastenders on TV. he's class.
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Post by Lenny »

On the beeb website they having Witter against TBA on their upcoming bouts. Looks like they are going to maybe stick to showing highlights of Hennessey shows?? maybe in the hope that froch will be something big (no chance imo) and Eastman gets to fight Taylor.
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