I do remember seeing jake paul fight but they're doing it again?
Man these streamers need to learn when to stop their bull shit drama of fake fights none of their fights are real and Logan vs Mike proves it.
Topic: Deron Williams to fight in an undercard on Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul fight. - page 2. (Read 594 times)
November 22, 2021, 06:15:57 PM
November 22, 2021, 06:10:34 PM
Boxing industry becomes already shit and not compared into those good old days on where we do really some good quality fights but now we are really bombarded with those exhibition fights which we dont really need to look at but well its true that big money is involved on here which it is just normal that they would really be setting up these kind of fights even though it is already crossing out on different sports.
Well, theres nothing we can do about it but to deal with it and skip out on making bets if you arent really that interested.
Well, theres nothing we can do about it but to deal with it and skip out on making bets if you arent really that interested.
I think we need to determine what's the cause of it.
I just realized that if exhibition matches are boring, why are more people supporting and willing to pay for it?
Have to know something before I will make a deep analysis of it. Like to see first how much revenue they will gain on that match.
I don't know if was happening in the past like in 1980s or 90s but it seems like how these people gather more money with less effort.
It's easier to promote a fight now compared to the 80's and 90's years where social media and other related platforms have not existed yet, so we usually see a real fight and real boxers who are willing to fight anyone. Their popularity is based on the fight record and not based on what they say to the public just to hype the fight.
And by the way, you are right man, they can make easy money with exhibition fights, and less risky so they are doing this consistently, especially the Paul Brothers.
Exhibition fights arent official ones and those person who do really take advantage of their popularity on making things happen because we know that once it gets hyped then interest goes high
which means its higher revenue which is really very that common thing for them to arrange on.
Its true that accessibility nowadays is indeed fast compared to old years which marketing out this fight is very simple.
November 22, 2021, 04:52:03 PM
Boxing industry becomes already shit and not compared into those good old days on where we do really some good quality fights but now we are really bombarded with those exhibition fights which we dont really need to look at but well its true that big money is involved on here which it is just normal that they would really be setting up these kind of fights even though it is already crossing out on different sports.
Well, theres nothing we can do about it but to deal with it and skip out on making bets if you arent really that interested.
Well, theres nothing we can do about it but to deal with it and skip out on making bets if you arent really that interested.
I think we need to determine what's the cause of it.
I just realized that if exhibition matches are boring, why are more people supporting and willing to pay for it?
Have to know something before I will make a deep analysis of it. Like to see first how much revenue they will gain on that match.
I don't know if was happening in the past like in 1980s or 90s but it seems like how these people gather more money with less effort.
It's easier to promote a fight now compared to the 80's and 90's years where social media and other related platforms have not existed yet, so we usually see a real fight and real boxers who are willing to fight anyone. Their popularity is based on the fight record and not based on what they say to the public just to hype the fight.
And by the way, you are right man, they can make easy money with exhibition fights, and less risky so they are doing this consistently, especially the Paul Brothers.
November 22, 2021, 02:53:26 PM
Boxing industry becomes already shit and not compared into those good old days on where we do really some good quality fights but now we are really bombarded with those exhibition fights which we dont really need to look at but well its true that big money is involved on here which it is just normal that they would really be setting up these kind of fights even though it is already crossing out on different sports.
Well, theres nothing we can do about it but to deal with it and skip out on making bets if you arent really that interested.
Most industries are just a reflection of what the population wants, there is a demand for these kind of fights which comes from a sector of the fans and the industry is doing nothing else but to supply what people want and earn money in the process, just like what happens in any other industry.Well, theres nothing we can do about it but to deal with it and skip out on making bets if you arent really that interested.
However this is not something that worries me, this happens from time to time, once people see the fights are terrible then the demand will go down and these fights will disappear for some time, allowing us to enjoy the fights we have always enjoyed.
November 20, 2021, 02:59:06 PM
Boxing industry becomes already shit and not compared into those good old days on where we do really some good quality fights but now we are really bombarded with those exhibition fights which we dont really need to look at but well its true that big money is involved on here which it is just normal that they would really be setting up these kind of fights even though it is already crossing out on different sports.
Well, theres nothing we can do about it but to deal with it and skip out on making bets if you arent really that interested.
Well, theres nothing we can do about it but to deal with it and skip out on making bets if you arent really that interested.
I think we need to determine what's the cause of it.
I just realized that if exhibition matches are boring, why are more people supporting and willing to pay for it?
Have to know something before I will make a deep analysis of it. Like to see first how much revenue they will gain on that match.
I don't know if was happening in the past like in 1980s or 90s but it seems like how these people gather more money with less effort.
November 20, 2021, 10:43:47 AM
A dumb fight on the card of a other dumb fight. Tired of seeing these fights being promoted as actual fights. They are terrible to watch. Why would I want to see an ex nba er fight an ex running back. I read how demon is taking this serious, well yeah he better or he will get lumped up. But as a serious fight nah. Wish these never started thanks McGregor.
Since there are lots of individuals, who are not into boxing that enter boxing, and some made money and were successful about doing it, it will create more fights of that kind in the future. We, as a viewer, have an option to watch it or not.
If we are annoyed by that, better ignore them and not support them all the way. No choice after all as there are people who are fans of watching those and willing to pay tickets and PPV to support the said match.
Its fans free will weather to watch these kinds of matches or ignore it and look for those real fights. After that Mayweather and McGregor fight, the kind of scenery inside the boxing ring happened, a lot of personalities that keep popping inside social media sites informing the public about celebrity fight like this.
It's undeniable that those people or fighters wannabe do have fans on their own, and those people are the target market of those promoters who wanted to make some decent money.
A cash cow
but fans always have options, it's their own decision whether to support by buying tickets or PPV or let it go and forget about it. 
That's correct and that's what I'm trying to say.
If people see the fight as trash = ignore
If people see the fight is worthy = they will pay for it
Personalities have their own fan-based and followers that's why these types of matches are profitable. If we don't like it, we can't do something about it.
November 20, 2021, 10:29:00 AM
Boxing industry becomes already shit and not compared into those good old days on where we do really some good quality fights but now we are really bombarded with those exhibition fights which we dont really need to look at but well its true that big money is involved on here which it is just normal that they would really be setting up these kind of fights even though it is already crossing out on different sports.
Well, theres nothing we can do about it but to deal with it and skip out on making bets if you arent really that interested.
Well, theres nothing we can do about it but to deal with it and skip out on making bets if you arent really that interested.
I think we need to determine what's the cause of it.
I just realized that if exhibition matches are boring, why are more people supporting and willing to pay for it?
Have to know something before I will make a deep analysis of it. Like to see first how much revenue they will gain on that match.
November 20, 2021, 09:36:12 AM
But let see this fight if how a NBA player will beat a Youtuber.
No, you miss the correct information.Deron Williams will only be part of the Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul fight as an undercard, he will not fight Jake Paul the youtube.
It's gonna be Deron Williams vs NFL running back Frank Gore.
you can read more in this story, https://www.espn.ph/boxing/story/_/id/32646038/ex-nba-pg-deron-williams-takes-fight-debut-seriously
November 20, 2021, 09:17:55 AM
As long as people keep paying to watch those fights then the market is going to give them what they want, I admit that I find this to be odd as well, most of the time I watch a boxing fight in order to see the best the sport can offer do what they can do best, however it seems the tastes of the public have changed, I do not know if this is because of the pandemic or if this is simply a generational change but it seems it is here to stay.
Well there used to be celebrity boxing back in the days, but guess what, the hype around it has died down. So I think this all boxing exhibitions will also go down the same path. When people are no longer interested and there will be no audience, it might stop as well.But as long as we are still in the pandemic, and these boxing promoters are thinking out of the box and get people to buy this kind of match, and ex-sports athletes are a willing performer then it will continue.
This kind of show match up will not disappear knowing that there are so many fans will still want to buy a tickets just to watch this celebrities fight and it started with youtubers so I expect that the hype will spread out easily compare to those professional matches where the people who watch this is limited only to the people who love to watch boxing. But let see this fight if how a NBA player will beat a Youtuber.
November 19, 2021, 06:54:05 PM
As long as people keep paying to watch those fights then the market is going to give them what they want, I admit that I find this to be odd as well, most of the time I watch a boxing fight in order to see the best the sport can offer do what they can do best, however it seems the tastes of the public have changed, I do not know if this is because of the pandemic or if this is simply a generational change but it seems it is here to stay.
Well there used to be celebrity boxing back in the days, but guess what, the hype around it has died down. So I think this all boxing exhibitions will also go down the same path. When people are no longer interested and there will be no audience, it might stop as well.But as long as we are still in the pandemic, and these boxing promoters are thinking out of the box and get people to buy this kind of match, and ex-sports athletes are a willing performer then it will continue.
November 19, 2021, 06:45:59 PM
Had anyone check already if the odds are already available in our favorite betting lines?
As per this article Williams is the favorite to win this match.
source: https://sportsnaut.com/deron-williams-vs-frank-gore-betting-odds/
As per this article Williams is the favorite to win this match.
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Although these numbers will fluctuate as bets start to come in, the two-time Olympic gold medalist is a -225 favorite. Gore is currently a +185 betting underdog. For the uninitiated, you would have to plunk down $225 on Williams to earn an extra $100 if he wins. On the flip side, if you bet $100 on the former San Francisco 49er, you can bank an added $185 if he were to upset his much taller opponent on Dec. 18.
source: https://sportsnaut.com/deron-williams-vs-frank-gore-betting-odds/
This is expected although Deron does not have any official fight in boxing or any other contact sports, he owns an MMA type gym and he has a lot of good trainers to train, I don't know much about his opponent and his credentials but this fight is created to make a good impression on Deron so he can get in for exhibition matches in the future against well-known personality, this is my take on this particular fight.
November 19, 2021, 05:56:51 PM
Since there are lots of individuals, who are not into boxing that enter boxing, and some made money and were successful about doing it, it will create more fights of that kind in the future. We, as a viewer, have an option to watch it or not.
If we are annoyed by that, better ignore them and not support them all the way. No choice after all as there are people who are fans of watching those and willing to pay tickets and PPV to support the said match.
I've been a fan of boxing sport for a long time but I admit that today I'm not that updated in boxing and the last name that I know who were a very popular name in boxing are like Manny Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather, Oscar dela Hoya, Nonito Donaire, Casimero and others that could be considered a long time boxing fighters in history but today I have seen many new names in boxing. Many new names and some of what I have encountered discussion here is like this where an ex NBA player turning to fight inside the boxing ring, well I think we all have same perception on this and it is because of the pot money involve. The fights of the real fighters are really a fight that was good to watch for and as a viewer and a fan I would prefer to watch the fight of a real fighters instead.
Well, theres nothing we can do about it but to deal with it and skip out on making bets if you arent really that interested.
November 18, 2021, 09:48:09 AM
Since there are lots of individuals, who are not into boxing that enter boxing, and some made money and were successful about doing it, it will create more fights of that kind in the future. We, as a viewer, have an option to watch it or not.
If we are annoyed by that, better ignore them and not support them all the way. No choice after all as there are people who are fans of watching those and willing to pay tickets and PPV to support the said match.
I've been a fan of boxing sport for a long time but I admit that today I'm not that updated in boxing and the last name that I know who were a very popular name in boxing are like Manny Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather, Oscar dela Hoya, Nonito Donaire, Casimero and others that could be considered a long time boxing fighters in history but today I have seen many new names in boxing. Many new names and some of what I have encountered discussion here is like this where an ex NBA player turning to fight inside the boxing ring, well I think we all have same perception on this and it is because of the pot money involve. The fights of the real fighters are really a fight that was good to watch for and as a viewer and a fan I would prefer to watch the fight of a real fighters instead.
November 18, 2021, 09:43:01 AM
Had anyone check already if the odds are already available in our favorite betting lines?
As per this article Williams is the favorite to win this match.
source: https://sportsnaut.com/deron-williams-vs-frank-gore-betting-odds/
As per this article Williams is the favorite to win this match.
Quote
Although these numbers will fluctuate as bets start to come in, the two-time Olympic gold medalist is a -225 favorite. Gore is currently a +185 betting underdog. For the uninitiated, you would have to plunk down $225 on Williams to earn an extra $100 if he wins. On the flip side, if you bet $100 on the former San Francisco 49er, you can bank an added $185 if he were to upset his much taller opponent on Dec. 18.
source: https://sportsnaut.com/deron-williams-vs-frank-gore-betting-odds/
November 18, 2021, 12:13:06 AM
A dumb fight on the card of a other dumb fight. Tired of seeing these fights being promoted as actual fights. They are terrible to watch. Why would I want to see an ex nba er fight an ex running back. I read how demon is taking this serious, well yeah he better or he will get lumped up. But as a serious fight nah. Wish these never started thanks McGregor.
Since there are lots of individuals, who are not into boxing that enter boxing, and some made money and were successful about doing it, it will create more fights of that kind in the future. We, as a viewer, have an option to watch it or not.
If we are annoyed by that, better ignore them and not support them all the way. No choice after all as there are people who are fans of watching those and willing to pay tickets and PPV to support the said match.
Its fans free will weather to watch these kinds of matches or ignore it and look for those real fights. After that Mayweather and McGregor fight, the kind of scenery inside the boxing ring happened, a lot of personalities that keep popping inside social media sites informing the public about celebrity fight like this.
It's undeniable that those people or fighters wannabe do have fans on their own, and those people are the target market of those promoters who wanted to make some decent money.
A cash cow
but fans always have options, it's their own decision whether to support by buying tickets or PPV or let it go and forget about it. November 17, 2021, 09:07:18 PM
A dumb fight on the card of a other dumb fight. Tired of seeing these fights being promoted as actual fights. They are terrible to watch. Why would I want to see an ex nba er fight an ex running back. I read how demon is taking this serious, well yeah he better or he will get lumped up. But as a serious fight nah. Wish these never started thanks McGregor.
Since there are lots of individuals, who are not into boxing that enter boxing, and some made money and were successful about doing it, it will create more fights of that kind in the future. We, as a viewer, have an option to watch it or not.
If we are annoyed by that, better ignore them and not support them all the way. No choice after all as there are people who are fans of watching those and willing to pay tickets and PPV to support the said match.
November 17, 2021, 08:59:20 PM
A dumb fight on the card of a other dumb fight. Tired of seeing these fights being promoted as actual fights. They are terrible to watch. Why would I want to see an ex nba er fight an ex running back. I read how demon is taking this serious, well yeah he better or he will get lumped up. But as a serious fight nah. Wish these never started thanks McGregor.
November 16, 2021, 06:41:20 PM
Last time I check, an ex NBA player Nate Robinson got knockout cold by Jake Paul, and now another ex NBA star trying his journey in boxing, this must be fun.
Most probably their purpose is to entertain and to have some money as well, since this is an undercard there's no assurance that they can get a full attention from the crowd though seeing an ex NBA players and a retired player, makes me think that Boxing is getting weirder now. Lots of exhibitions matches between those retired players out of boxing, this might really be the trend now, there's no full retirement for them. But as long as we are still in the pandemic, and these boxing promoters are thinking out of the box and get people to buy this kind of match, and ex-sports athletes are a willing performer then it will continue.
They do know that they could make easy profits or money on this one and spreading or marketing it wouldnt really be that hard as long the people
were involved were famous or known ones.
But depends still because not all would really be that interested.
Most provably the social media presence is not strong compare these days since now everything can go viral easily especially with involve a famous guys on some industry and we might not see this thing to go down the same as before since for sure their media promoters will do everything just to hype their celebrity sports event and also for sure there are so many people will watch them knowing they are still famous on their own craft.
November 16, 2021, 08:42:09 AM
Last time I check, an ex NBA player Nate Robinson got knockout cold by Jake Paul, and now another ex NBA star trying his journey in boxing, this must be fun.
Most probably their purpose is to entertain and to have some money as well, since this is an undercard there's no assurance that they can get a full attention from the crowd though seeing an ex NBA players and a retired player, makes me think that Boxing is getting weirder now. Lots of exhibitions matches between those retired players out of boxing, this might really be the trend now, there's no full retirement for them. But as long as we are still in the pandemic, and these boxing promoters are thinking out of the box and get people to buy this kind of match, and ex-sports athletes are a willing performer then it will continue.
Most provably the social media presence is not strong compare these days since now everything can go viral easily especially with involve a famous guys on some industry and we might not see this thing to go down the same as before since for sure their media promoters will do everything just to hype their celebrity sports event and also for sure there are so many people will watch them knowing they are still famous on their own craft.
November 16, 2021, 05:03:56 AM
Last time I check, an ex NBA player Nate Robinson got knockout cold by Jake Paul, and now another ex NBA star trying his journey in boxing, this must be fun.
Most probably their purpose is to entertain and to have some money as well, since this is an undercard there's no assurance that they can get a full attention from the crowd though seeing an ex NBA players and a retired player, makes me think that Boxing is getting weirder now. Lots of exhibitions matches between those retired players out of boxing, this might really be the trend now, there's no full retirement for them. But as long as we are still in the pandemic, and these boxing promoters are thinking out of the box and get people to buy this kind of match, and ex-sports athletes are a willing performer then it will continue.
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