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HBO uses mix of digital and traditional media to promote Pacquiao fight

November 8, 2010 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

As we enter fight week, Multichannel news writes about HBO’s use of digital media to promote the Nov. 13thfight between Manny Pacquiao and Antonio Margarito. A couple weeks ago, MMA Payout reported on the marketing efforts for the fight at Cowboy Stadium this Saturday. While that report focused on the traditional ways the fight is promoted, […]

Filed Under: boxing, marketing, new media

Pacquiao fight grabs mainstream exposure

October 28, 2010 by Jason Cruz 6 Comments

While most of us watched UFC 121 last Saturday, HBO began another installment of its 24/7 series featuring Antonio Margarito and Manny Pacquiao.  The three-part series chronicles the fight camps leading up to their fight on November 13th  in Dallas. Sports Business Daily (subscription required) details the mainstream leadup: Pacquiao (will make an) appearance on the November cover […]

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NY Assemblyman Bob Reilly speaks out about MMA

September 3, 2010 by Jason Cruz 6 Comments

New York’s most vocal politician against the regulation of mixed martial arts in New York state recently spoke in depth about why he is against MMA. In the first part of a two part interview that will appear on today’s installment of “Inside MMA” on HD Net, Reilly articulated his opposition to regulating MMA in […]

Filed Under: boxing, regulation, UFC

Golden Boy Coming to Brooklyn

July 12, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 3 Comments

Don Muret of the Sports Business Journal is reporting that Golden Boy has signed a deal with with Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment to host a series of fight events at the new Barclay’s Arena slated to open in 2012. Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment has signed a three-year deal with Golden Boy Promotions to book 12 […]

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Top Rank’s Todd DuBoef Poised to Lead Boxing

June 25, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 1 Comment

Thomas Hauser of SecondsOut Boxing News has written a great article on Top Rank President, Todd DuBoef, in which he discusses DuBoef’s start in the business, rise to power, and some of the things that set him apart from other boxing promoters. The article is quite lengthy, so I’ll just post a snippet here. To […]

Filed Under: boxing, TV

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