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364K viewers for Boots Ennis fight

July 13, 2023 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Showtime Boxing on Saturday night drew an average of 364,000 viewers for the main event between Jaron “Boots” Ennis and Roiman Villa. Ennis stopped Villa in the 10th round.

The telecast peaked during this fight and tailed off once the fight was over. Also, the televised undercard fight between Yoelvis Gomez and Marquis Taylor drew 310,000 viewers.

Showtime #Boxing on Saturday #EnnisVilla
10:46 pm ET 310K Gomez Taylor
11:30pm ET 304K Leadup to Ennis Villa
11:54pm ET 364K Ennis Villa
12:38am ET 232K post fight

— Jason Cruz (@dilletaunt) July 12, 2023

Payout Perspective:

These are respectable viewership averages for Ennis who is an up and coming star. The hometown crowd really helped him in one of his biggest bouts in his career.

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