Thread: HBOs 2011 Season

Well I got to thinking while discussing the American PPV thing, so I have a few stats here about HBO's boxing program.

Distribution by episode type
Boxing After Dark - 12 (46.15%)
World Championship Boxing - 9 (34.62%)
Pay Per View - 5 (19.23%)
Total - 26 episodes

Fight distribution by weight class
Light Middleweight (154) - 9 (20.45%)
Light Welterweight (140) - 8 (18.18%)
Welterweight (147) - 6 (13.64%)
Featherweight (126) - 5 (11.36%)
Lightweight (135) - 3 (6.82%)
Middleweight (160) - 3 (6.82%)
Light Heavyweight (175) - 3 (6.82%)
Bantamweight (118) - 2 (4.55%)
Super Featherweight (130) - 2 (4.55%)
Heavyweight (200+) - 2 (4.55%)
Super Bantamweight (122) - 1 (2.27%)
Minimumweight (105) - 0 (N/A)
Light Flyweight (108) - 0 (N/A)
Flyweight (112) - 0 (N/A)
Super Flyweight (115) - 0 (N/A)
Super Middleweight (168) - 0 (N/A)
Cruiserweight (200) - 0 (N/A)
Total 44 fights

Distribution by results
TKO - 16 (36.36%)
UD - 14 (31.81%)
KO - 7 (15.91%)
SD or MD - 7 (15.91%)
Draw - 0 (N/A)
Total 44 fights

2 heavyweight fights. sad times we live in.

Originally Posted by killersheep

Well I got to thinking while discussing the American PPV thing, so I have a few stats here about HBO's boxing program.

Distribution by episode type
Boxing After Dark - 12 (46.15%)
World Championship Boxing - 9 (34.62%)
Pay Per View - 5 (19.23%)
Total - 26 episodes

Fight distribution by weight class
Light Middleweight (154) - 9 (20.45%)
Light Welterweight (140) - 8 (18.18%)
Welterweight (147) - 6 (13.64%)
Featherweight (126) - 5 (11.36%)
Lightweight (135) - 3 (6.82%)
Middleweight (160) - 3 (6.82%)
Light Heavyweight (175) - 3 (6.82%)
Bantamweight (11 - 2 (4.55%)
Super Featherweight (130) - 2 (4.55%)
Heavyweight (200+) - 2 (4.55%)
Super Bantamweight (122) - 1 (2.27%)
Minimumweight (105) - 0 (N/A)
Light Flyweight (10 - 0 (N/A)
Flyweight (112) - 0 (N/A)
Super Flyweight (115) - 0 (N/A)
Super Middleweight (16 - 0 (N/A)
Cruiserweight (200) - 0 (N/A)
Total 44 fights

Distribution by results
TKO - 16 (36.36%)
UD - 14 (31.81%)
KO - 7 (15.91%)
SD or MD - 7 (15.91%)
Draw - 0 (N/A)
Total 44 fights

Killer - this is a FANTASTIC post. I was just wondering the same thing and planned on doing the research myself, but you beat me to it. Is there a site where you took this information or is this something you put together on your own? Is there a correlation with who the biggest stars are in boxing at the moment? By stars, I mean objective criteria e.g. ticket sales, viewers who tune in to their fights etc. Do you have comparable figures for past years?

Have you ever seen stats for what percentage of the fighters on HBO were from which promoter/advisor?

I want to include this in the letter to HBO I plan on drafting soon.

Maybe you could pm me information if you think that would be a better forum or whatever.

Good work!

Originally Posted by Rantcatrat

Originally Posted by killersheep

Well I got to thinking while discussing the American PPV thing, so I have a few stats here about HBO's boxing program.

Distribution by episode type
Boxing After Dark - 12 (46.15%)
World Championship Boxing - 9 (34.62%)
Pay Per View - 5 (19.23%)
Total - 26 episodes

Fight distribution by weight class
Light Middleweight (154) - 9 (20.45%)
Light Welterweight (140) - 8 (18.18%)
Welterweight (147) - 6 (13.64%)
Featherweight (126) - 5 (11.36%)
Lightweight (135) - 3 (6.82%)
Middleweight (160) - 3 (6.82%)
Light Heavyweight (175) - 3 (6.82%)
Bantamweight (11 - 2 (4.55%)
Super Featherweight (130) - 2 (4.55%)
Heavyweight (200+) - 2 (4.55%)
Super Bantamweight (122) - 1 (2.27%)
Minimumweight (105) - 0 (N/A)
Light Flyweight (10 - 0 (N/A)
Flyweight (112) - 0 (N/A)
Super Flyweight (115) - 0 (N/A)
Super Middleweight (16 - 0 (N/A)
Cruiserweight (200) - 0 (N/A)
Total 44 fights

Distribution by results
TKO - 16 (36.36%)
UD - 14 (31.81%)
KO - 7 (15.91%)
SD or MD - 7 (15.91%)
Draw - 0 (N/A)
Total 44 fights

Killer - this is a FANTASTIC post. I was just wondering the same thing and planned on doing the research myself, but you beat me to it. Is there a site where you took this information or is this something you put together on your own? Is there a correlation with who the biggest stars are in boxing at the moment? By stars, I mean objective criteria e.g. ticket sales, viewers who tune in to their fights etc. Do you have comparable figures for past years?

Have you ever seen stats for what percentage of the fighters on HBO were from which promoter/advisor?

I want to include this in the letter to HBO I plan on drafting soon.

Maybe you could pm me information if you think that would be a better forum or whatever.

Good work!

This is just information I gathered from HBO's web site compiled in Excel. I am certainly interested in taking this another step further on your recommendations. I would also like to do this with espn and showtime.

Originally Posted by killersheep

Originally Posted by Rantcatrat

Originally Posted by killersheep

Well I got to thinking while discussing the American PPV thing, so I have a few stats here about HBO's boxing program.

Distribution by episode type
Boxing After Dark - 12 (46.15%)
World Championship Boxing - 9 (34.62%)
Pay Per View - 5 (19.23%)
Total - 26 episodes

Fight distribution by weight class
Light Middleweight (154) - 9 (20.45%)
Light Welterweight (140) - 8 (18.18%)
Welterweight (147) - 6 (13.64%)
Featherweight (126) - 5 (11.36%)
Lightweight (135) - 3 (6.82%)
Middleweight (160) - 3 (6.82%)
Light Heavyweight (175) - 3 (6.82%)
Bantamweight (11 - 2 (4.55%)
Super Featherweight (130) - 2 (4.55%)
Heavyweight (200+) - 2 (4.55%)
Super Bantamweight (122) - 1 (2.27%)
Minimumweight (105) - 0 (N/A)
Light Flyweight (10 - 0 (N/A)
Flyweight (112) - 0 (N/A)
Super Flyweight (115) - 0 (N/A)
Super Middleweight (16 - 0 (N/A)
Cruiserweight (200) - 0 (N/A)
Total 44 fights

Distribution by results
TKO - 16 (36.36%)
UD - 14 (31.81%)
KO - 7 (15.91%)
SD or MD - 7 (15.91%)
Draw - 0 (N/A)
Total 44 fights

Killer - this is a FANTASTIC post. I was just wondering the same thing and planned on doing the research myself, but you beat me to it. Is there a site where you took this information or is this something you put together on your own? Is there a correlation with who the biggest stars are in boxing at the moment? By stars, I mean objective criteria e.g. ticket sales, viewers who tune in to their fights etc. Do you have comparable figures for past years?

Have you ever seen stats for what percentage of the fighters on HBO were from which promoter/advisor?

I want to include this in the letter to HBO I plan on drafting soon.

Maybe you could pm me information if you think that would be a better forum or whatever.

Good work!

This is just information I gathered from HBO's web site compiled in Excel. I am certainly interested in taking this another step further on your recommendations. I would also like to do this with espn and showtime.

Do they have information for previous year's as well?

Originally Posted by Rantcatrat

Originally Posted by killersheep

Originally Posted by Rantcatrat

Originally Posted by killersheep

Well I got to thinking while discussing the American PPV thing, so I have a few stats here about HBO's boxing program.

Distribution by episode type
Boxing After Dark - 12 (46.15%)
World Championship Boxing - 9 (34.62%)
Pay Per View - 5 (19.23%)
Total - 26 episodes

Fight distribution by weight class
Light Middleweight (154) - 9 (20.45%)
Light Welterweight (140) - 8 (18.18%)
Welterweight (147) - 6 (13.64%)
Featherweight (126) - 5 (11.36%)
Lightweight (135) - 3 (6.82%)
Middleweight (160) - 3 (6.82%)
Light Heavyweight (175) - 3 (6.82%)
Bantamweight (11 - 2 (4.55%)
Super Featherweight (130) - 2 (4.55%)
Heavyweight (200+) - 2 (4.55%)
Super Bantamweight (122) - 1 (2.27%)
Minimumweight (105) - 0 (N/A)
Light Flyweight (10 - 0 (N/A)
Flyweight (112) - 0 (N/A)
Super Flyweight (115) - 0 (N/A)
Super Middleweight (16 - 0 (N/A)
Cruiserweight (200) - 0 (N/A)
Total 44 fights

Distribution by results
TKO - 16 (36.36%)
UD - 14 (31.81%)
KO - 7 (15.91%)
SD or MD - 7 (15.91%)
Draw - 0 (N/A)
Total 44 fights

Killer - this is a FANTASTIC post. I was just wondering the same thing and planned on doing the research myself, but you beat me to it. Is there a site where you took this information or is this something you put together on your own? Is there a correlation with who the biggest stars are in boxing at the moment? By stars, I mean objective criteria e.g. ticket sales, viewers who tune in to their fights etc. Do you have comparable figures for past years?

Have you ever seen stats for what percentage of the fighters on HBO were from which promoter/advisor?

I want to include this in the letter to HBO I plan on drafting soon.

Maybe you could pm me information if you think that would be a better forum or whatever.

Good work!

This is just information I gathered from HBO's web site compiled in Excel. I am certainly interested in taking this another step further on your recommendations. I would also like to do this with espn and showtime.

Do they have information for previous year's as well?

I'll find out when I get home. I don't think Showtime had as many cards or fights, ESPN on the other had probably had more.