Re: Coronavirus and its impact on boxing
Posted: 03 Apr 2020, 20:03
My condolences to Anthony Yarde and his family. RIP.
Terribly sad, my condolences
Getting truly awful now and causing grief to so many .Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑06 Apr 2020, 03:40 Nigel Benn has just lost his brother Mark due to the virus.
He revealed this morning.
The news is heart breaking, absolutely awful. We all have a role to play in battling thisforcefraser wrote: ↑23 Mar 2020, 10:08Mate you are the clueless one here. Believe any old lies the media feed you.danconnollyeire wrote: ↑21 Mar 2020, 13:47
Why look to doctors in this time of need when you’ve got absolutely uneducated morons preaching about something they know less than nothing about, have never studied and no medical background whatsoever... on a boxing forum? Thanks for your input. It’s duly unnoted
Do some research buddy boy. You will find that the average age of those that have died in Italy is 80 years old and that 99% of them had underlying health problems
600,000 people die every year from normal flu.
Thus far 13,000 have died from this "killer bug"
Yeah buddy, I conclude that this ain't no normal flu bug.
Fake news. Wake up you moron and start thinking for yourself![]()
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I imagine you are one of the Muppets standing in line from 5 am to stock up on toilet paper??
Well said Dan , he was spouting more drivel yesterday on the Bjs thread about the world being full of snowflakes ,definitely angry with life about something or trolling for reactions .danconnollyeire wrote: ↑06 Apr 2020, 11:06The news is heart breaking, absolutely awful. We all have a role to play in battling thisforcefraser wrote: ↑23 Mar 2020, 10:08
Mate you are the clueless one here. Believe any old lies the media feed you.
Do some research buddy boy. You will find that the average age of those that have died in Italy is 80 years old and that 99% of them had underlying health problems
600,000 people die every year from normal flu.
Thus far 13,000 have died from this "killer bug"
Yeah buddy, I conclude that this ain't no normal flu bug.
Fake news. Wake up you moron and start thinking for yourself![]()
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I imagine you are one of the Muppets standing in line from 5 am to stock up on toilet paper??
I hope this cretin never returns to the forum and retires to whatever hole he came out from
Exactly there’s levels to having an opinion . Absolute vile idiot. Condolences to yarde, not just one but two family members. Anyone seen the latest BBBoC ruling? I don’t think boxing will happen in England this year.rd350lc wrote: ↑06 Apr 2020, 14:06Well said Dan , he was spouting more drivel yesterday on the Bjs thread about the world being full of snowflakes ,definitely angry with life about something or trolling for reactions .danconnollyeire wrote: ↑06 Apr 2020, 11:06
The news is heart breaking, absolutely awful. We all have a role to play in battling this
I hope this cretin never returns to the forum and retires to whatever hole he came out from
I only see the likes of Joshua and canelo being enough financial motivation. Viewing figures will
I know it's a different "sport" but both wwe and aew have continued to produce their wrestling shows in empty arenas yet the viewing figures are falling despite everyone being at home and presumably looking for distraction.DazBoxingFan wrote: ↑07 Apr 2020, 09:27I only see the likes of Joshua and canelo being enough financial motivation. Viewing figures will
Be crazy. BBBoC have already ruled out behind closed door events, I don’t think tv fights will happen till earliest at the end of the year here. Perhaps there’ll be behind closed door events in America, even though it’s bad there and set to get worse, with the financial
Reward and corporations I see sports starting back up there perhaps in june
AEW have pre-taped all the way til May, so they won't be doing any more tapings now. Their PPV Double or Nothing is set for end of May, they've taped Dynamite until start of May.moogie101 wrote: ↑08 Apr 2020, 04:17I know it's a different "sport" but both wwe and aew have continued to produce their wrestling shows in empty arenas yet the viewing figures are falling despite everyone being at home and presumably looking for distraction.DazBoxingFan wrote: ↑07 Apr 2020, 09:27
I only see the likes of Joshua and canelo being enough financial motivation. Viewing figures will
Be crazy. BBBoC have already ruled out behind closed door events, I don’t think tv fights will happen till earliest at the end of the year here. Perhaps there’ll be behind closed door events in America, even though it’s bad there and set to get worse, with the financial
Reward and corporations I see sports starting back up there perhaps in june
Will be interesting to see if Dana can pull this off and then whether people will put their money down for a ppv in these uncertain times.
The empty arena TV show ratings are plummeting, the fact that wwe are reduced to bragging about social media numbers says it all.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑08 Apr 2020, 06:50AEW have pre-taped all the way til May, so they won't be doing any more tapings now. Their PPV Double or Nothing is set for end of May, they've taped Dynamite until start of May.moogie101 wrote: ↑08 Apr 2020, 04:17
I know it's a different "sport" but both wwe and aew have continued to produce their wrestling shows in empty arenas yet the viewing figures are falling despite everyone being at home and presumably looking for distraction.
Will be interesting to see if Dana can pull this off and then whether people will put their money down for a ppv in these uncertain times.
WWE have just stated they had record numbers viewing the WrestleMania weekend. Also Monday's raw saw in increase too.
It's true the numbers are not where they should be, especially when people are at home.
WWE issued the following:
WrestleMania Sets More Records
In addition to WrestleMania becoming the most social event in WWE history, WWE set WrestleMania Week viewership records with more than 967 million video views across the company’s digital and social platforms including WWE Network, WWE.com, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat, an increase of +20 percent year-over-year.
Additionally, a record 46 million hours of content was consumed during WrestleMania Week, an increase of +28 percent year-over-year.
As previously announced, WrestleMania was the most social event in WWE history with more than 13.8 million total social media interactions on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, +57 percent vs. last year’s WrestleMania, according to Nielsen Social.
Has this been confirmed? Terrible news if it's correct
That's what I try to tell people when they start going on about how easy it would be to play football and rugby behind closed doors.