T-K-O wrote: » BT sports have the rights to the ufc
walshb wrote: » A answer might have been quicker...... Forget it!
dickwod1 wrote: » http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ufc+uk+tv+time
walshb wrote: » What station is broadcasting this, and at what time is Conor expected in the octagon?
EuskalHerria wrote: » Irish is a nationality, not a race.
canonball5 wrote: » Not to be over the top about this, but would it be acceptable to make a video mocking Mexicans, or African Americans? I understand that he's trying to be funny but this comes across a bit ignorant and a tad racist.
CurryFlavoured wrote: » He's a cool customer, won't get hyped up like Poirier or Brandao. Bigger than I thought as well.
Ash.J.Williams wrote: » siver could well be conors most psychologically prepared opponent in ufc. He is in a great position.
Zyzz wrote: » This is the only acceptable parody..
canonball5 wrote: » racist.
Another american doing an absolutely terrible Irish impression.
EuskalHerria wrote: » Ricardo Lamas made a 7 minute video imitating Conor. If you watch a beheading video involving a family member, this will still be the worst thing you've ever seen.http://severemma.com/2015/01/video-ricardo-lamas-imitating-mcgregor-the-delirious-conrad-mcgillicutty/
EuskalHerria wrote: » Ricardo Lamas made a 7 minute video imitating Conor. I'm not being flippant, but if you watch a beheading video involving a family member, this will still be the worst thing you've ever seen.http://severemma.com/2015/01/video-ricardo-lamas-imitating-mcgregor-the-delirious-conrad-mcgillicutty/
Oregano_State wrote: » If they managed to get a midnight main event on a Saturday night in Ireland. That's 4pm Pacific time, meaning a 2pm-4pm main card roughly. Surely that's not too bad if the line up is attractive enough? I've just had a look at the PPV figures for UFC over the past 6 events and the average buy is just under 310k. This goes back as far as UFC 177 Dillashaw-Soto, which was an unusually low take, and includes an estimate of 780k buys for UFC 182, which is pretty high compared to recent events. The PPV price is 50 dollars for standard definition, and 60 for HD, so I'll take 55 dollars as the price per buy. This gives an average PPV take of 17 million dollars. Selling out Croke Park with 80k fans with a 150 euro (175 USD atm) average ticket price gives a 14 million USD gate, so this I'm sure would compensate for a possible lack of PPV buys over yonder in the states. BTW the avg ticket price is the biggest estimate I've made, I don't know what the average price is, looking at UFC 183, the prices range from 140 dollars to over a grand, so maybe I'm underestimating here. Anyway, the numbers seem to add up for me. A sell out Croker is roughly equal to 250k PPV buys, which would appear to me to be a worthwhile risk that the retained PPV buys and potential for increasing worldwide appeal outweighs possible losses due to time zone.Others thoughts are welcome. Do point out any glaring errors in my sums, I hope there aren't any. Edit: On the Aviva's potential, 60k*175 USD = 10.5 million gate, so still a significant percentage of the average PPV take.
chopperbyrne wrote: » The gate will be far more than they normally get and if Conor were to win the title, then his next fight would be in Vegas on PPV and he'd be a bigger draw than he is now.
xtal191 wrote: » And what lose out on millions?
xtal191 wrote: » Aldo vs McGregor is a huge fight, look at how much they're hyping him up over in America, its crazy and the build up for the fight would be nuts. People will tune in to see him win or to see him lose. If that fight headlines a stacked card I reckon it could do big numbers. Throw CM Punks debut fight on it to help get the numbers up.
chopperbyrne wrote: » They could put it on Fox again, then you don't need to worry about PPVs and Fox could show it live and on delay if they wanted.
Fromvert wrote: » That was a really good card. What makes you think Aldo/McGregor could do 4 times that?