Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
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james5000+
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Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
No doubt Sky would love to keep Matchroom on, but do you think they may romove that word exclusive in the next contract?
Seems logical to me especially with Matchroom now focussing on the US market
Seems logical to me especially with Matchroom now focussing on the US market
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Floyd the snake
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Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
Who could they use in the UK though , pretty much a closed shop with the top 2 promotional outfits .
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Nightmare Roy
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Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
DAZN will come to the uk and Hearn will fcuk sky right off, he’s been treating them like a ginger step son for a while anyway
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jameswilson
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james5000+
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Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
They could use any number of promotions, they could do 1 off deals or even give someone a certain number of cards a year.
They could even sign their own fighters and put on shows themselves /co promote with individual fighters like GGG does.
I don't know if Eddie talks a lot of smack but he reckons SKY have to go through him on anything boxing related
eg even getting Spence vs Porter they have to ask for Eddies permission lol
They could even sign their own fighters and put on shows themselves /co promote with individual fighters like GGG does.
I don't know if Eddie talks a lot of smack but he reckons SKY have to go through him on anything boxing related
eg even getting Spence vs Porter they have to ask for Eddies permission lol
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
I hear it’s only cards which take place on UK soil..james5000+ wrote: ↑05 Nov 2019, 18:01 They could use any number of promotions, they could do 1 off deals or even give someone a certain number of cards a year.
They could even sign their own fighters and put on shows themselves /co promote with individual fighters like GGG does.
I don't know if Eddie talks a lot of smack but he reckons SKY have to go through him on anything boxing related
eg even getting Spence vs Porter they have to ask for Eddies permission lol
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
A bunch of right midgets if Eddeh was with them
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Not one of them knows a tailor. Or thinks the are a good bit taller than they really are. Get those trousers taken up ffs.
Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
Was it Hearn in an interview recently that said that sky to change their model and will be more of a platform to access other content - so for example if DAZN come to the UK their app will be hosted on Sky. I don't really see the point but I got the impression that Hearn is likely to sack off Sky.
Sky's boxing presentation is getting outdated and stuffy and I think that DAZN could really help bring content up to date over here.
Sky's boxing presentation is getting outdated and stuffy and I think that DAZN could really help bring content up to date over here.
Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
Sky are missing a trick.
Sky could ‘own’ an arena
Sky could run a studio ring, so more fights can happen, without the pressure of filling an arena. Non ticket sellers who are decent can grow
Sky don’t need to ‘fill’ slots. They own the slots.
Sky could build a stable
Sky could sign every Olympian, and showcase them on a Fri night free card. Offer a generous contract, with incentivised conditions etc, to stop stagnation
Sky can promote from within with Talksport, and their Sky Shows.
Sky could go ‘reality tv’ with the stable. Maybe YouTube style.
Sky could own a gym. Sky could invest in current gyms.
Sow the seeds, harvest the best fruit.
Adam, if you are here, I need a job
Sky could ‘own’ an arena
Sky could run a studio ring, so more fights can happen, without the pressure of filling an arena. Non ticket sellers who are decent can grow
Sky don’t need to ‘fill’ slots. They own the slots.
Sky could build a stable
Sky could sign every Olympian, and showcase them on a Fri night free card. Offer a generous contract, with incentivised conditions etc, to stop stagnation
Sky can promote from within with Talksport, and their Sky Shows.
Sky could go ‘reality tv’ with the stable. Maybe YouTube style.
Sky could own a gym. Sky could invest in current gyms.
Sow the seeds, harvest the best fruit.
Adam, if you are here, I need a job
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mickey1975
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Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
Big Frank owned an arena. That went well....
Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
I pumped a bird that looks like him on the right! Said her name was Kerry or Kelly
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jameswilson
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Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
Do priests fukk kids?
Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
That’s a big if for DAZN coming to the UK and probably a long way off - Matchroom have a long term partnership with Sky over Darts/Fishing/Boxing - it’s a lot more than just Boxing.Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑05 Nov 2019, 17:25 DAZN will come to the uk and Hearn will fcuk sky right off, he’s been treating them like a ginger step son for a while anyway
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Nightmare Roy
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Re: Will Sky keep Matchroom as exclusive boxing promotion?
That’s a fair point, I do think they would do well in the UK though, maybe as said sky may offer it as a streaming service.3132DW wrote: ↑06 Nov 2019, 18:12That’s a big if for DAZN coming to the UK and probably a long way off - Matchroom have a long term partnership with Sky over Darts/Fishing/Boxing - it’s a lot more than just Boxing.Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑05 Nov 2019, 17:25 DAZN will come to the uk and Hearn will fcuk sky right off, he’s been treating them like a ginger step son for a while anyway
