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Corona retail promotion is boxers on bottles

June 24, 2013 by Jason Cruz 8 Comments

The Sports Business Journal reports that Corona is affixing faces of familiar fighters on lines of bottles starting in mid-August.  The boxers are Miguel Cotto, Bernard Hopkins, Peter Quillin, Erik Morales, Abner Mares and Danny Garcia. The fighters will be included in 18-packs in 32 states distributed primarily to Hispanic accounts. The promotion starting in […]

Filed Under: boxing, Golden Boy, marketing

Mayweather PPV numbers lower than expected?

June 8, 2013 by Jason Cruz 12 Comments

ESPN Dan Rafael drew Dana White-like criticism from Showtime’s Stephen Espinosa last week for stating that May’s Mayweather-Guererro PPV drew less than 1 million PPV buys. Rafael indicated that it sold around 870,000 PPV buys and wondered when Showtime would release an estimate. If you understood the PPV business, you wouldn’t have to wonder “@danrafaelespn: […]

Filed Under: boxing, Golden Boy

Froch-Kessler score for HBO Boxing

June 1, 2013 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

ESPN’s Dan Rafael reports (via HBO Boxing) that last Saturday’s fight between Carl Froch and Mikkel Kessler drew a total of 1,070,000 viewers in two showings. As the fight was aired live from England, it was shown at 3pm PDT/6pm EDT and then again at 10pm PDT/EDT .  It received 493K for the live event […]

Filed Under: boxing, HBO, ratings

Mayweather tops list of highest paid American Athletes

May 16, 2013 by Jason Cruz 15 Comments

Sports Illustrated released its list of highest paid American athletes for 2012 and Floyd Mayweather topped the list. Just working two nights to make the list, Mayweather made $85 million without any endorsement money. Mayweather won by a big margin over Phil Mickelson ($60,763,488 with $57,000,000 in endorsement money) and Tiger Woods (($56,440,238 with $54,500,000 […]

Filed Under: boxing, financial

Survey shows popularity of Boxing and UFC

May 11, 2013 by Jason Cruz 16 Comments

The Sports Business Journal reported on an annual survey which tracked the habits of avid fans of boxing, MMA and professional wrestling.  The Scarborough survey polled more than 200,000 residents over the age of 18 in 77 of the country’s biggest markets to find out how avid fans are to their particular sport. The survey […]

Filed Under: boxing, UFC

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