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