Boxing schedule survey

[ralph-nyc]

Hey, I am doing research to learn about how people keep track of upcoming boxing fights. The survey is only 5 questions and I would really appreciate the help. If you are interested here is the link:

https://ralfc.typeform.com/to/zBzz4H

[ironbeard]

Hey, I am doing research to learn about how people keep track of upcoming boxing fights. The survey is only 5 questions and I would really appreciate the help. If you are interested here is the link:

https://ralfc.typeform.com/to/zBzz4H

Spell check your landing page.

[ralph-nyc]

Hey, I am doing research to learn about how people keep track of upcoming boxing fights. The survey is only 5 questions and I would really appreciate the help. If you are interested here is the link:

https://ralfc.typeform.com/to/zBzz4H

Spell check your landing page.

Thanks!

If anyone else cares to participate, I would highly appreciate it. Just need a few more participants.

[SteveO]

Done.
Hope it helps

[dagilechia]

Hey, I am doing research to learn about how people keep track of upcoming boxing fights. The survey is only 5 questions and I would really appreciate the help. If you are interested here is the link:

https://ralfc.typeform.com/to/zBzz4H

done.

is there something like ''boxing schedule app''? i would like to try it

[conan_the_cribber]

Answered it.

Regarding the "most important" features that you questioned.

Apart from who and when, the most important things for me are
- any titles on the line.
- the boxing records of the boxers (linking to boxrec is a must)
- the *importance* of the matchup.

I say *importance* because with 17 divisions and four major belts and an average of 2,5 defences per year, you have 170 title fights per year, or about 15 per month. Some of these fights are "cannot miss fights", but some of these fights are like Ivan Itchycock vs TBA.

Sometimes non-title fights are the most important, but rarely.

Good luck.

[dagilechia]

Answered it.

Regarding the "most important" features that you questioned.

Apart from who and when, the most important things for me are
- any titles on the line.
- the boxing records of the boxers (linking to boxrec is a must)
- the *importance* of the matchup.

I say *importance* because with 17 divisions and four major belts and an average of 2,5 defences per year, you have 170 title fights per year, or about 15 per month. Some of these fights are "cannot miss fights", but some of these fights are like Ivan Itchycock vs TBA.

Sometimes non-title fights are the most important, but rarely.

Good luck.

some good ideas there. especially the linking to boxrec.

such an app should allow users to decide if they want to see the fights schedule sorted per country, per title/abc org, per weight class, per importance (for example : show only 4/5+ stars fights only). channel that broadcasts it and a time would be great too but i know it would be difficult.

i would like to have such an app, i'd like to follow boxing scenes that are exotic to me due to my localization and nationality like Japan, such app would make it easier i guess

[tiny_acres]

Done

[ralph-nyc]

Thanks for the help guys.

Anyone is welcomed to still to take it btw.

[oogiebe]

Done. What's next?

[Contendeh]

Did it.

ESPN is a good page for upcoming fights for me in the US.
I would download a free app (advertisements expected).

[lazboy]

Done.

Was I meant to put in my bank details right away and when do I get that free iPhone?

[Boxing Prospect]

Answered it.

Regarding the "most important" features that you questioned.

Apart from who and when, the most important things for me are
- any titles on the line.
- the boxing records of the boxers (linking to boxrec is a must)
- the *importance* of the matchup.

I say *importance* because with 17 divisions and four major belts and an average of 2,5 defences per year, you have 170 title fights per year, or about 15 per month. Some of these fights are "cannot miss fights", but some of these fights are like Ivan Itchycock vs TBA.

Sometimes non-title fights are the most important, but rarely.

Good luck.

some good ideas there. especially the linking to boxrec.

such an app should allow users to decide if they want to see the fights schedule sorted per country, per title/abc org, per weight class, per importance (for example : show only 4/5+ stars fights only). channel that broadcasts it and a time would be great too but i know it would be difficult.

i would like to have such an app, i'd like to follow boxing scenes that are exotic to me due to my localization and nationality like Japan, such app would make it easier i guess

Would suggest following the Asianboxing twitter account for the Japanese stuff

[dagilechia]

some good ideas there. especially the linking to boxrec.

such an app should allow users to decide if they want to see the fights schedule sorted per country, per title/abc org, per weight class, per importance (for example : show only 4/5+ stars fights only). channel that broadcasts it and a time would be great too but i know it would be difficult.

i would like to have such an app, i'd like to follow boxing scenes that are exotic to me due to my localization and nationality like Japan, such app would make it easier i guess

Would suggest following the Asianboxing twitter account for the Japanese stuff

thanks

[arthurnottheking]

"I hate training and every second of it. But training is my resource" - Muhammad Ali

Hi @ralph-nyc,

What are the results of your research project? I need to compare two apps for my topic on Psychology: Psychological awareness in creating boxing schedules.