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Boxing cangaroo instead of regular boxing. -
Since it's the home Olympics I think there is a chance to have 50-60 million. It won't be Superbowl numbers, but it could very well be around a Presidential debate level.
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Unbelievable, we won the Davis Cup. Again. So happy for this Italian year, WE are the tennis! -
Here's a thought, will the opening ceremony have self imposed breaks for advertisements, or will the American TV audience just miss parts of their own ceremony. -
By JoshMartini007 · Posted
The US only had about 28 million for Paris 2024. It would take quite the advertising campaign to almost quadruple their viewership, even with a better timeslot. -
Stage 1 in Lillehammer (NOR) Men´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Jan Hoerl 285.3 2. Pius Paschke 277.8 3. Daniel Tschofenig 273.8 Full Final Result HERE -
100 million was what I got after scaling up the UK TV figures from 2012 -
By JoshMartini007 · Posted
Way too high. That's Super Bowl numbers for an event that's mostly watching athletes walking in, a bunch of speeches and a few performances sprinkled in. I enjoy it, but I understand most people wouldn't. As a comparison the 1996 Olympics had about 40 million US viewership, adjusting for population that puts it at around 48 million. Throw in fewer people owning a TV and this event not exactly bringing people to bars to watch, I would say if they broke 50 million it would be very successful -
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