Comments Thread For: Taylor-Ramirez Drew Peak Audience Of 1,673,000 On ESPN; Averaged 1,305,000 Viewers

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Josh Taylor's victory over Jose Ramirez drew ESPN's highest viewership for a boxing main event in five months. Nielsen Media Research released numbers Tuesday that showed Taylor-Ramirez was watched by an average of 1,305,000 viewers. A peak audience of 1,673,000 tuned in toward the end of their 12-round, 140-pound title unification fight.
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[jonnyc420]

Great numbers for a great fight.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Great to see people tuned in for a historically significant fight. Hopefully boxing gets more of these undisputed matchups in the near future. They need to happen more.

[Bronx2245]

"Got to give the people, give the people what they want!"

[PeepeePoopooMan]

Good numbers for a figh that was terribly promoted

[Oldskoolg]

Very good numbers. I’m glad to see that. Boxing really could be the winner post pandemic with less people watching the traditionally popular sports in the USA. A segment of America had a love affair with all things Irish and Scottish. Top Rank is right to get fighters from those countries

[aaronbnb]

Joe Tessitore so goddamn annoying. I actually muted it. Why do you got to keep yelling and selling us that it's the greatest fight ever?

[Coachcody]

Great news!
But I miss Friday Night Fights and Teddy Atlas losing his mind!

[Greenfield02]

Joe Tessitore so goddamn annoying. I actually muted it. Why do you got to keep yelling and selling us that it's the greatest fight ever?

I agree, not only Joe, but the entire team, they all need to watch and stop reminiscing about past Glory. I like Dre and Tim but they yap to much about sh** that is not going on in the fight, Joe is very annoying with all the hype crap.

[Leonbus2]

I agree, not only Joe, but the entire team, they all need to watch and stop reminiscing about past Glory. I like Dre and Tim but they yap to much about sh** that is not going on in the fight, Joe is very annoying with all the hype crap.

And Kreigel thinks he's Shakespeare.