Shamelessly copied off another forumSomeDumbassOffESB wrote: I can only show figures when they are listed, they have to be in the top 10 for the channel they were shown on. Date – Event – Figures – Where it stands in top 10 for that Channel - Promoter
13/02 Big Fight Live (Cleverly, Mitchell, Degale etc.) – 222,000 (SS1 #6) allegedly
13/02 FNF Replay (Daws-Cook) Saturday 29,000 (SS2 #9) Matchroom
26/02 Prizefighter (Light Middles) – 147,000 (SS1 #6) Matchroom
09/04 Big Fight Live (Sprott-Harrison) – 274,000 (SS1 #8 ) Matchroom
12/04 Haye-Ruiz replay – 55,000 (SS2 #4) Hayemaker
30/04 Prizefighter (Cruiserweights) – 152,000 (SS2 #4) Matchroom
02/05 Mosley-Mayweather Replay – 99,000 (SS2 #7) Golden Boy
15/05 Mitchell-Katsidis – 272,000 (SS1 #8 ) allegedly
16/05 Khan-Mallignagi Replay (second replay one earlier on ITV1) – 349,000 (ITV4 #2) Golden Boy
04/06 Hall-Napa - 90,000 (SS2 #5) Matchroom
11/06 McCloskey-Lauri - 112,000 (SS2 #1) Matchroom
25/06 Fury-McDermott II - 118,000 (SS2 #2) Frank Maloney
31/06 Prizefighter (Super Middleweights) - 112,000 (SS1 #7) Matchroom
02/07 McDonnell-Bracco - 66,000 (SS2 #3) Frank Maloney
09/07 Laws-Williams - 59,000 (SS2 #6) Matchroom
16/07 Hatton-Nuzhenko - 166,000 (SS1 #4) Hatton Promotions
23/07 Hall-Power - 89,000 (SS2 #7) Frank Maloney
04/09 Roman Martinez-Ricky Burns - 141,000 (SS1 #6) Replay 44,000 (SS2 #10) allegedly
11/09 Wladimir Klitschko-Samuel Peter & Steve Molitor-Jason Booth - 202,000 (SS1 #6) Frank Maloney
24/09 Tony Bellew-Bob Ajisafe - 161,000 (SS1 #9) allegedly
02/10 Levan Kirakosyan-Stephen Foster - 139,000 (SS1 #10) Hatton Promotions
After seeing the Khan figures I also decided to check out how Boxing did on ITV with Fat Mick from last year here are the figures
04/10/09 Thaxton-Melero 295,000 (ITV4 #5)
08/11/09 Williams-Sosnowski 260,000 (ITV4 #10)
17/01/09 Murray-McAllister 405,000 (ITV4 #2)
28/02/09 Thaxton-Mezaache 369,000 (ITV4 #7)
11/04/09 Watson-O’Donnell 260,000 (ITV4 #10)
23/05/09 Barker-McDermott 204,000 (ITV4 #10)
13/06/09 Murray-Lawton 231,000 (ITV 4 #10)
18/07/09 McIntosh-Cleverly 406,000 (ITV4 #7)
05/09/09 O’Donnell-Glover 330,000 (ITV4 #10)
03/10/09 Murray-Thaxton 212,000 (ITV4 #5)
28/11/09 Barker-Butler 299,000 (ITV #5)
The sad reality is that Boxing doesn’t do such great numbers I’m afraid. On ITV4 Boxing was regularly outdone by AUF WIEDERSEHEN, PET. And on Sky, Boxing gets outdone by Darts although it has to be taken into account that it is shown on a Thursday at a much more favourable time. Anyway I’m going to continue looking through figures and I will add them on as I find them.
Figures during FW's tenure on ITV
10/12/2005 Harrison-Williams 6.1million (ITV1 #21)
28/01/2006 Jennings-Mutley 270,000 (ITV4 #1)
18/02/2006 Arthur-Burns 243,000 (ITV4 #3)
25/02/2006 Skelton-Williams 193,000 (ITV4 #7)
11/03/2006 Pryce-Duran 210,000 (ITV4 #6)
29/04/2006 Arthur-Guliakevich 257,000 (ITV4 #3)
13/05/2006 Mitchell-Kirkorov 211,000 (ITV4 #8 )
01/06/2006 Hobson-Keeton 140,000 (ITV4 #9)
08/09/2006 Hobson-Pavlokovic 181,000 (ITV4 #7)
18/02/2007 Sprott-Harrison 493,000 (ITV4 #1)
10/03/2007 Matthews-Simpson 223,00 (ITV4 #5)
14/07/2007 Khan-Limmond 3.5 million (ITV1 #26)
21/07/2007 Maccarinelli-Braithwaite 333,000 (ITV4 #5)
08/12/2007 Khan-Earl 4.14 million (ITV1 #22)
02/02/2008 Khan-St Clair 4.15 million (ITV1 #29)
05/04/2008 Khan-Kristjansen 4.37 million (ITV1 #21)
21/06/2008 Khan-Gomez 3.98 million (ITV #18 )
Setanta
08/03/2008 Haye-Maccarinelli 136,000 (Setanta #1)
22/03/2008 Rees-Kotelnik 37,000 (Setanta #5)
14/06/2008 Brook-Jones 5,000 (Setanta #7)
15/11/2008 Haye-Barrett 172,000 (Setanta #2)
28/03/2008 Dodson-Quigley 21,000 (Setanta 2 #1)
19/04/2008 Calzaghe-Hopkins 243,000 (Setanta #4)
25/04/2008 Lindsay-Appleby 42,000 (Setanta #5)
26/07/2008 Cotto-Margarito 14,000 (Setanta #9)
21/02/2009 Cotto-Jennings 12,000 (Setanta 2 #2)
13/06/2009 Cotto-Clottey 10,000 (Setanta 2 #6)
Boxing viewing figures (not PPV)
Boxing viewing figures (not PPV)
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forcefraser
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Re: Boxing viewing figures (not PPV)
Just shows how much the public know about boxing: Cotto v Magarito gets 14,000 and was a modern day classic, whilst Khan v Kritiansen gets nearly 4 million.
terrestrial TV makes all the difference
terrestrial TV makes all the difference
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bigjack
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Re: Boxing viewing figures (not PPV)
I think it is due to the fact that when most of the boxing coverage that was on itv and bbc ended and moved to sky,the general public didn't recognise the boxers anymore.When i first got into boxing about 1981 i could talk about boxing to my mates and they knew most of the big names,but as the years went on and sky tv arrived i noticed that the fighters i was watching were basically unknown outside of the real hardcore fans,only last week i mentioned froch to a group of lads and half of them didn't know who i was on about. :(forcefraser wrote:Just shows how much the public know about boxing: Cotto v Magarito gets 14,000 and was a modern day classic, whilst Khan v Kritiansen gets nearly 4 million.
terrestrial TV makes all the difference
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forcefraser
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Very true. I had a group of mates round for the Magnificent Seven and most of them had never heared of any of the fighters. I`d been looking forward to it for weeks, but they didn`t give two shats to be honest.bigjack wrote:I think it is due to the fact that when most of the boxing coverage that was on itv and bbc ended and moved to sky,the general public didn't recognise the boxers anymore.When i first got into boxing about 1981 i could talk about boxing to my mates and they knew most of the big names,but as the years went on and sky tv arrived i noticed that the fighters i was watching were basically unknown outside of the real hardcore fans,only last week i mentioned froch to a group of lads and half of them didn't know who i was on about. :(forcefraser wrote:Just shows how much the public know about boxing: Cotto v Magarito gets 14,000 and was a modern day classic, whilst Khan v Kritiansen gets nearly 4 million.
terrestrial TV makes all the difference
Re: Boxing viewing figures (not PPV)
ESB isnt all that bad then hey
This is one of my favourite threads on ESB tbh there are some interesting points to note from the figures Audley draws more, Matt Hatton draws a few more purely because of his name prizefighter did used to do 30% more but that is now diminishing Khan draws massive numbers still.
This is one of my favourite threads on ESB tbh there are some interesting points to note from the figures Audley draws more, Matt Hatton draws a few more purely because of his name prizefighter did used to do 30% more but that is now diminishing Khan draws massive numbers still.