Youtbe has no recent fights anymore

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

Im so disapointed

[ICB]

Im so disapointed

Yes its becoming a joke now how many fights they have took off

[Gandalf]

Its a shame really. Boxing could do with a fight like Cotto: Judah being out on You tube. Its hardly going to turn people away from boxing and is a great advertisement for future big fights involving both fighters and other related big names.

[skel1983]

Its a shame really. Boxing could do with a fight like Cotto: Judah being out on You tube. Its hardly going to turn people away from boxing and is a great advertisement for future big fights involving both fighters and other related big names.

It's pathetic if you ask me, i mean the fight has been and gone, this can only benefit boxing and attract more fans which could inturn earn companys like HBO more revenue in the future.

[Trainer Monkey]

Boxing hurting itself by being penny wise,pound foolish?
Say it aint so :P

[Gandalf]

Its a shame really. Boxing could do with a fight like Cotto: Judah being out on You tube. Its hardly going to turn people away from boxing and is a great advertisement for future big fights involving both fighters and other related big names.

It's pathetic if you ask me, i mean the fight has been and gone, this can only benefit boxing and attract more fans which could inturn earn companys like HBO more revenue in the future.

I agree completely

I hope to see you posting around here more if this Kessler fight actually comes off!!

[Poom]

Its a shame really. Boxing could do with a fight like Cotto: Judah being out on You tube. Its hardly going to turn people away from boxing and is a great advertisement for future big fights involving both fighters and other related big names.

It's pathetic if you ask me, i mean the fight has been and gone, this can only benefit boxing and attract more fans which could inturn earn companys like HBO more revenue in the future.

totally agree, can they really make much more money storing a fight away in their archives to ONE day be released on a dvd not many people will buy anyway ?

[skel1983]

Its a shame really. Boxing could do with a fight like Cotto: Judah being out on You tube. Its hardly going to turn people away from boxing and is a great advertisement for future big fights involving both fighters and other related big names.

It's pathetic if you ask me, i mean the fight has been and gone, this can only benefit boxing and attract more fans which could inturn earn companys like HBO more revenue in the future.

I agree completely

I hope to see you posting around here more if this Kessler fight actually comes off!!

I will Miles, i use to be on quite alot say a year ago becasue i had access to this site while at work , these days it's harder to get some Saddo time with limited Internet access, but cant wait for Kessler Calzaghe, should be awesome!!

[LegendBoxing65]

Im so disapointed

Yes its becoming a joke now how many fights they have took off

are the old fights going to stay on?

[ICB]

Im so disapointed

Yes its becoming a joke now how many fights they have took off

are the old fights going to stay on?

Yes.

[CFH]

I think HBO demanded that youtube remove all their fights. However, I found and managed to watch Cotto - Judah on there a couple of days after the fight, so maybe HBO/Youtube aren't being that vigilant about it.

[LegendBoxing65]

I think HBO demanded that youtube remove all their fights. However, I found and managed to watch Cotto - Judah on there a couple of days after the fight, so maybe HBO/Youtube aren't being that vigilant about it.

youtube is a great thing. There are ways to save the fight videos. Just put in save youtube videos and a site comes up and you can keep the vids. Not like having the fights on DVD or VHS but not bad.

[SigmaMu]

TopRank has said that their copyright material is what pays most of the bills.
The sell only to large corps such as HBO and I guess HBO must have payed a pretty penny because this time they went all out and deleted a grip of videos.

All of mine are gone. Actually they just deleted my account.

It's ok. I will make more, better, stronger, faster

[SweetPea]

Its a shame really. Boxing could do with a fight like Cotto: Judah being out on You tube. Its hardly going to turn people away from boxing and is a great advertisement for future big fights involving both fighters and other related big names.

Boxing needs to make a choice here.

I can understand why they don't want a $50 PPV fight available for free on youtube the day after it happens... that's bad business.

But they also have to realize how much exposure the sport gets thru a site like youtube. One of boxing's big problems is that they aren't drawing lots of young viewers anymore. Having fights on youtube can help that problem, because it gives kids who don't have $50 for PPV the chance to watch fights and get interested in the sport.

If they want to pull brand new fights off youtube, that's ok, but then HBO needs to sell the replay rights to a network like ESPN or ABC. If HBO is just going to show the fight on PPV, then replay it on HBO, and keep it off youtube or network TV, then they're losing fans and money in the long run.

[SigmaMu]

Its a shame really. Boxing could do with a fight like Cotto: Judah being out on You tube. Its hardly going to turn people away from boxing and is a great advertisement for future big fights involving both fighters and other related big names.

Boxing needs to make a choice here.

I can understand why they don't want a $50 PPV fight available for free on youtube the day after it happens... that's bad business.

But they also have to realize how much exposure the sport gets thru a site like youtube. One of boxing's big problems is that they aren't drawing lots of young viewers anymore. Having fights on youtube can help that problem, because it gives kids who don't have $50 for PPV the chance to watch fights and get interested in the sport.

If they want to pull brand new fights off youtube, that's ok, but then HBO needs to sell the replay rights to a network like ESPN or ABC. If HBO is just going to show the fight on PPV, then replay it on HBO, and keep it off youtube or network TV, then they're losing fans and money in the long run.

I tried to make the same arguments to the people at TopRank but to them it's all about money, money, money.

Does the UFC have it's fights pulled from YouTube?