Al Haymon/PBC

**powerpuncher** · 09-28-2016 10:14 AM

He has tons of big names but not enough money to have them fight each other. He especially doesn't have the money to have a stacked card.

**palmerq** · 09-28-2016 02:51 PM

I have quite enjoyed pbc, it is different from hbo and everything else, if it has failed and will fold soon then I will be sad. The big cards were pretty rare but I did quite like the mid week small cards, like the one being aired tonight, it's nothing great at all but it is fun to put on on a tuesday night. I hope pbc survives !

**Spicoli** · 09-28-2016 03:12 PM

They muzzled Teddy Atlas, that is where it was lost

. Don't think it's to the point of mourning the casket of Darth Haymon and some of the quantity over quality may have caught up. They burst out of the gate with almost five or six cards a month in spots and a half dozen networks. Bit of a traveling circus to the fastest bidder rather than grounding the promotion-name around network. Short term thinking and looked predictable the way he was signing fighters from every career point in order the recycle everything in house. Collazo, Angulo or Ortiz are names only and that's about it. Your stars can only have a showcase so many times before it is really just keeping them warm. Guerrero v Garcia I'll get into as a building block to big things knowing he has the talent but Garcia vs Molina Jr after, come on. Look we as fans can also frankly be fickle and streamlined into just skimming off the top. A 'good' name doesn't mean you'll get a good fight or big event and that is just as true in mma.. They've had some top notch fights in series and good run of young talent coming up in competitive fights and I still put value in boxing returning to the 'regular' networks.