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Parker team's escrow move looks smarter by the second. What odds the rest of the card don't get paid?

Boxerbeetle wrote:

dookus wrote:

rossij8 wrote:Any update on the current live watching viewing figure?

6.8k. Hennessey is fucked.

And that’s the free coverage?!

Is it free still BB?

Thought it went encrypted about 8pm?

rossij8 wrote:

Boxerbeetle wrote:

dookus wrote: 6.8k. Hennessey is fucked.

And that’s the free coverage?!

Is it free still BB?

Thought it went encrypted about 8pm?

No idea, I haven’t bothered watching any of it tbh. Will listen to the main event on 5 Live.

rossij8 wrote:Thought it went encrypted about 8pm?

It did. Free between 7 and 8.

YouTube's a great platform, but as others have said, these mid-level fights should be funded via advertisers and free to view. I reckon they'd have done around 50k.

Stream gone down - looks like Radio 5 live

Tickets were full priced at 3PM...arena is half empty, stream increased in price...what was the logic here? A huge, huge loss! Well done Parker's team for getting their money but what the fornicate was the "promoter" playing at? Stupid!

Grilling Machine wrote:

rossij8 wrote:Thought it went encrypted about 8pm?

It did. Free between 7 and 8.

YouTube's a great platform, but as others have said, these mid-level fights should be funded via advertisers and free to view.

Meh, then loads of complaining about having to sit through the adverts.
Seems to me like people want free everything for everyone.

And it's a shame, because they've made YouTube look like a bad vehicle, when it's ideal for non-premier boxing.

Grilling Machine wrote:

rossij8 wrote:Thought it went encrypted about 8pm?

It did. Free between 7 and 8.

YouTube's a great platform, but as others have said, these mid-level fights should be funded via advertisers and free to view. I reckon they'd have done around 50k.

YouTube is a great platform but even they recognised earlier this week that their audience don't want to pay for content.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-41336426

rossij8 wrote:Stream gone down - looks like Radio 5 live

I quite like the radio for fights. Apart from the May-Mac fight, listening to that they made it out to be a 50/50 life and death!

Hennesy is gonna go bankrupt the tub of lard.

leejonesjnr wrote:Meh, then loads of complaining about having to sit through the adverts.

Advertisers, not adverts. Brand names all over the shop; company shoutouts during intros...

How do you find out what channel this fight is on for other countries??

Nightmare Roy wrote:

rossij8 wrote:Stream gone down - looks like Radio 5 live

I quite like the radio for fights. Apart from the May-Mac fight, listening to that they made it out to be a 50/50 life and death!

Radio 5 is superb for boxing - if I could get the commentary to be in unison with the TV without a delay, would do this all night long

leejonesjnr wrote:

Grilling Machine wrote:

rossij8 wrote:Thought it went encrypted about 8pm?

It did. Free between 7 and 8.

YouTube's a great platform, but as others have said, these mid-level fights should be funded via advertisers and free to view.

Meh, then loads of complaining about having to sit through the adverts.
Seems to me like people want free everything for everyone.

People are happy to pay a reasonable price. The price here was unreasonable, the show was under promoted and they did a horror job.

In regards to adverts people complain about Sky Box Office having them, generally they are acceptable if you haven't paid especially for the show.

Personally I'm happy to fork out for fights I want to watch (I subscribe to boxingraise, pay for A sign, paid for the last Pinoy Pride and the recent card in Kazakhstan) but I won't pay over the odds for them. And £10 for this feels way over the odds when compared to the others it was a terrible strategy for the fight.

Genuinely they should have given it away, whacked the ticket price down and used it to build Hughies profile. Instead it's gone down like a wet fart in church.

Boxing Prospect wrote:Tickets were full priced at 3PM...arena is half empty, stream increased in price...what was the logic here? A huge, huge loss! Well done Parker's team for getting their money but what the eff was the "promoter" playing at? Stupid!

And that is why we hope Parker is going to win. To get these clowns out of the mix.
Parker's promoters have put on some proper events and work well with other promoters, unlike this mob.
Take Pac Horn for example- Duco Aram, and Brisbane City event. Sell out, world wide audience.

Up to 8.3k.

They might have lost over a million quid on this.

WelshJack wrote:How do you find out what channel this fight is on for other countries??

Henessy website shows a list

Boxing Prospect wrote:

leejonesjnr wrote:

Grilling Machine wrote: It did. Free between 7 and 8.

YouTube's a great platform, but as others have said, these mid-level fights should be funded via advertisers and free to view.

Meh, then loads of complaining about having to sit through the adverts.
Seems to me like people want free everything for everyone.

People are happy to pay a reasonable price. The price here was unreasonable, the show was under promoted and they did a horror job.

In regards to adverts people complain about Sky Box Office having them, generally they are acceptable if you haven't paid especially for the show.

Personally I'm happy to fork out for fights I want to watch (I subscribe to boxingraise, pay for A sign, paid for the last Pinoy Pride and the recent card in Kazakhstan) but I won't pay over the odds for them. And £10 for this feels way over the odds when compared to the others it was a terrible strategy for the fight.

Genuinely they should have given it away, whacked the ticket price down and used it to build Hughies profile. Instead it's gone down like a wet fart in church.

It's £15 now, isn't it?

dookus wrote:Up to 8.3k.

They might have lost over a million quid on this.

And it's all for nothing if Hughie gets blown out or made to look like a novice.

Boxing Prospect wrote:

leejonesjnr wrote:

Grilling Machine wrote: It did. Free between 7 and 8.

YouTube's a great platform, but as others have said, these mid-level fights should be funded via advertisers and free to view.

Meh, then loads of complaining about having to sit through the adverts.
Seems to me like people want free everything for everyone.

People are happy to pay a reasonable price. The price here was unreasonable, the show was under promoted and they did a horror job.

In regards to adverts people complain about Sky Box Office having them, generally they are acceptable if you haven't paid especially for the show.

Personally I'm happy to fork out for fights I want to watch (I subscribe to boxingraise, pay for A sign, paid for the last Pinoy Pride and the recent card in Kazakhstan) but I won't pay over the odds for them. And £10 for this feels way over the odds when compared to the others it was a terrible strategy for the fight.

Genuinely they should have given it away, whacked the ticket price down and used it to build Hughies profile. Instead it's gone down like a wet fart in church.

I would have paid a tenner, but as soon as realised it was £15 not a chance - I can afford it, just a principle thing

dookus wrote:Up to 8.3k.

They might have lost over a million quid on this.

How could they be this inept?

Why couldn't a proper television deal have been made?

Was it not £10 to begin with then jumped to £15? Even stupider!

Also surely Fite TV would have been a far, far better outlet than YouTube?

I gave that to Murray by a couple but so many rounds were close I wouldn't have minded if it had gone the other way. Tbh it might have done Joe a favour if he'd lost it. Might have made him realise he is on the way down.

rossij8 wrote:

Boxing Prospect wrote:

leejonesjnr wrote:
Meh, then loads of complaining about having to sit through the adverts.
Seems to me like people want free everything for everyone.

People are happy to pay a reasonable price. The price here was unreasonable, the show was under promoted and they did a horror job.

In regards to adverts people complain about Sky Box Office having them, generally they are acceptable if you haven't paid especially for the show.

Personally I'm happy to fork out for fights I want to watch (I subscribe to boxingraise, pay for A sign, paid for the last Pinoy Pride and the recent card in Kazakhstan) but I won't pay over the odds for them. And £10 for this feels way over the odds when compared to the others it was a terrible strategy for the fight.

Genuinely they should have given it away, whacked the ticket price down and used it to build Hughies profile. Instead it's gone down like a wet fart in church.

I would have paid a tenner, but as soon as realised it was £15 not a chance - I can afford it, just a principle thing

Likewise. For me its just not a PPV fight and it will likely be an ugly spectacle aswell.