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Top Rank consolidating Pacquiao’s management team

March 25, 2011 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The Sports Business Journal had an interesting front page piece in this week’s edition about Manny Pacquiao authorizing his promotion, Top Rank, to handle sponsorship and endorsement deals. There has been so much disorganization in the Pacquiao camp as to the point person on business deals that many corporate sponsors could not arrange deals with […]

Filed Under: boxing, sponsorships

Tecate plans biggest boxing promotion for Pacquiao-Mosley

March 7, 2011 by Jason Cruz 1 Comment

Sports Business Journal reports that perennial, beer sponsor Tecate plans to have its biggest promotion for the May 7th Manny Pacquiao v. Shane Mosley fight. Via Sports Business Journal (subscription required): Tecate will produce about 100,000 cases — or more than 1 million of the 24-ounce cans — for distribution in participating stores in the […]

Filed Under: boxing, social media, sponsorships

Fight Club OC a success

February 28, 2011 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

Fight Club OC, a Southern California promotion featuring boxing and MMA opened up to a successful night of fights last Thursday. Promoter Roy Englebrecht reported a sellout of 1,568 fans, a gate of $60,000 and all 10 luxury suites were sold. As MMA Payout reported in December, local SoCal promoter Englebrecht moved his successful promotion […]

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MMA shut out in two sports lists

January 28, 2011 by Jason Cruz 11 Comments

Although growing in popularity, mixed martial arts is behind in the minds of mainstream sports. No MMA fighters were included in Businessweek’s Power List of 100 most powerful athletes. Also, a recent Harris poll asking sports fans of their favorite sports failed to register MMA in its list. Businessweek’s 2011 Power List of 100 which lists […]

Filed Under: boxing, mainstream

Pacquiao-Mosley set for Showtime

January 24, 2011 by Jason Cruz 8 Comments

Late last week Dan Rafael of ESPN reported that Bob Arum, the promoter of boxer Manny Pacquiao, has signed a deal with CBS-Showtime to air the May 7th Pacquiao-Shane Mosley fight. The news came as a monumental shift to the boxing world as HBO Boxing had been synonymous with big fights, Arum and the Pac Man […]

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