07.01.2018, 16:01
UFC President Dana White behauptet immer noch, dass PBF vs McGregor der erfolgreichste Fight der Geschichte sei. Der Fight haette laut Dana White Weltweit 6,7 Millionen PPV buys gehabt….
“When we did the Mayweather fight, I watched and took it all in, I just think all these guys, the guys who are promoting boxing today are bad at it. I don’t think they do a good job, and I think I could do better. It sounds arrogant, but it’s the truth. I think I could do a better job than these guys do.
You know, think about this, and I don’t give a s**t about Showtime’s f**king full-of-s**t press release they put out. It’s the biggest fight ever in combat sports history. The thing did over 6.7 million buys, and if the service didn’t drop, we would have got closer to seven million. It was the biggest event ever. It was the biggest boxing event ever, without a boxer. It was only one boxer involved in the fight.
I still question the numbers. The way that they handled that press release and what they did — I didn’t trust them before and now I despise those f–king guys. The Showtime guys, I’ll never work with them again. Ever.”
Stephen Espinoza von Showtime reagierte darauf so:
[media]https://twitter.com/StephenEspinoza/status/949366080174256129[/media]
[media]https://twitter.com/StephenEspinoza/status/949387868283330563[/media]
Und Conor McGregor`s Ego kommt damit auch nicht klar…
[media]https://twitter.com/TheNotoriousMMA/status/949370216676503553[/media]
Es sei erwaehnt, dass die PPV Zahl die Dana White ausserhalb von Nordamerika nennt (naemlich 2,4 Millionen PPV buys 6,7 Millionen die Dana weltweit nennt - die 4,3 Millionen in Nord Amerika), absolut utopisch ist.
“When we did the Mayweather fight, I watched and took it all in, I just think all these guys, the guys who are promoting boxing today are bad at it. I don’t think they do a good job, and I think I could do better. It sounds arrogant, but it’s the truth. I think I could do a better job than these guys do.
You know, think about this, and I don’t give a s**t about Showtime’s f**king full-of-s**t press release they put out. It’s the biggest fight ever in combat sports history. The thing did over 6.7 million buys, and if the service didn’t drop, we would have got closer to seven million. It was the biggest event ever. It was the biggest boxing event ever, without a boxer. It was only one boxer involved in the fight.
I still question the numbers. The way that they handled that press release and what they did — I didn’t trust them before and now I despise those f–king guys. The Showtime guys, I’ll never work with them again. Ever.”
Stephen Espinoza von Showtime reagierte darauf so:
[media]https://twitter.com/StephenEspinoza/status/949366080174256129[/media]
[media]https://twitter.com/StephenEspinoza/status/949387868283330563[/media]
Und Conor McGregor`s Ego kommt damit auch nicht klar…
[media]https://twitter.com/TheNotoriousMMA/status/949370216676503553[/media]
Es sei erwaehnt, dass die PPV Zahl die Dana White ausserhalb von Nordamerika nennt (naemlich 2,4 Millionen PPV buys 6,7 Millionen die Dana weltweit nennt - die 4,3 Millionen in Nord Amerika), absolut utopisch ist.