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Old 03-03-2009, 01:16 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by Reavant View Post
That doesnt matter. People as a whole are dumb and attracted by big lights and big crowds. Sure PRIDE was full of circus style side show matches, but it was carried out in a way that made it look like it was the next superbowl. UFC provides legitimate matches and strong product, but they hold their events in casinos and smaller venues. They try and make it like boxing used to be with competitors come through the crowd and are closer to the fans. Thats great for the hardcore fans or the ones who understand it, but for people who know nothing, they need the big lights, the entrance ramp, the pyro, the giant show feel of it you get whenever you watch any other professional sport.
You are right, but I think for whatever reason, the niche thing with UFC is quite clearly working.

Just cuz some douchebag boxing fan is obviously going to side with his sport doesn't mean there's anything wrong with UFC production. It's just lower key, but it's super tight. I like how it isn't over the top personally.
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