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    Default Re: Joshua-Takam averages 334K viewers on Showtime

    American TV is absolute peanuts compared to UK PPV, lets not be silly now. Now if you were comparing American PPV with UK PPV it would be a different matter entirely.

    Unless for some unknown reason £10 million from the US is more special than £10 million from the UK then arguing that AJ "needs" America is beyond arrogant/stupid.

    All these low numbers showed is Showtime subscribers weren't interested in a supposed mismatch with a French man that was screened on a Saturday afternoon from a foreign country. It's not a coincidence that all American based opponents have scored a higher rating.

    Wlad's best ever HBO rating was against Jennings. How come a million and half Americans tuned in specifically for that fight when previous Wlad fights did an awful rating? Well it just so happens Jennings was an American, the fight took place in New York and was screened primetime. Coincidence? ()
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    Default Re: Joshua-Takam averages 334K viewers on Showtime

    Not a good comparison ...... the Wilder fight is not PPV in the UK. It's on Sky Sports
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    Default Re: Joshua-Takam averages 334K viewers on Showtime

    Wilder's fight on Sky won't even break 30,000 viewers, the numbers for primetime are tiny for non-ppv Sky shows let alone early hours stuff (PPV events annihilate "free" saturday nights for viewership)
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    Default Re: Joshua-Takam averages 334K viewers on Showtime

    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    American TV is absolute peanuts compared to UK PPV, lets not be silly now. Now if you were comparing American PPV with UK PPV it would be a different matter entirely.

    Unless for some unknown reason £10 million from the US is more special than £10 million from the UK then arguing that AJ "needs" America is beyond arrogant/stupid.

    All these low numbers showed is Showtime subscribers weren't interested in a supposed mismatch with a French man that was screened on a Saturday afternoon from a foreign country. It's not a coincidence that all American based opponents have scored a higher rating.

    Wlad's best ever HBO rating was against Jennings. How come a million and half Americans tuned in specifically for that fight when previous Wlad fights did an awful rating? Well it just so happens Jennings was an American, the fight took place in New York and was screened primetime. Coincidence? ()
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    Default Re: Joshua-Takam averages 334K viewers on Showtime

    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Swanson View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    American TV is absolute peanuts compared to UK PPV, lets not be silly now. Now if you were comparing American PPV with UK PPV it would be a different matter entirely.

    Unless for some unknown reason £10 million from the US is more special than £10 million from the UK then arguing that AJ "needs" America is beyond arrogant/stupid.

    All these low numbers showed is Showtime subscribers weren't interested in a supposed mismatch with a French man that was screened on a Saturday afternoon from a foreign country. It's not a coincidence that all American based opponents have scored a higher rating.

    Wlad's best ever HBO rating was against Jennings. How come a million and half Americans tuned in specifically for that fight when previous Wlad fights did an awful rating? Well it just so happens Jennings was an American, the fight took place in New York and was screened primetime. Coincidence? ()
    Perhaps you should read what you reply to
    I addressed several points from several posts to offer some perspective/understanding.
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    Default Re: Joshua-Takam averages 334K viewers on Showtime

    Shit viewing figures for a World Heavyweight title fight, I thought AJ had more pull than that in the US?
    I personally think he should travel at some point and really crack the US market.
    I think they'd love him over there after a few tv shows.

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