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so whats the deal on these networks? Do they buy the rights to the fighters or did the just opt for a specific fight?
Quote from: wilz on June 06, 2008, 04:49:03 AMso whats the deal on these networks? Do they buy the rights to the fighters or did the just opt for a specific fight?Yeah, I belive some have exclusive "network" only contract's while other's pretty much fight where their promoter's place them.but the majority of Star fighter's will mostly only fight on their "network".tho the they will fight eachother if the fight is deemed so, but just like everything in the fight biz there will always be someone in the wing'strying to fuck up all the best possible matchup's cause of Money. (The promoter)
Quote from: Hatesrats™ on June 06, 2008, 05:10:05 AMQuote from: wilz on June 06, 2008, 04:49:03 AMso whats the deal on these networks? Do they buy the rights to the fighters or did the just opt for a specific fight?Yeah, I belive some have exclusive "network" only contract's while other's pretty much fight where their promoter's place them.but the majority of Star fighter's will mostly only fight on their "network".tho the they will fight eachother if the fight is deemed so, but just like everything in the fight biz there will always be someone in the wing'strying to fuck up all the best possible matchup's cause of Money. (The promoter)I hate that shit too. Have you ever noticed that (for example) when an HBO boxer is fighting on an HBO Fightcard....the announcers are FAR more biased towards that fighter. Also, between rounds they mostly just show highlights of that fighters punches. It really makes an uneducated fight fan watching at home think that one fighter is dominating a fight that might actually be close.