This is going to be the decade of soccer in the U.S., says Bruin Capital's George Pyne

George Pyne, Bruin Capital founder and CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the big weekend for soccer fans in America, whether the combination of U.S. Women's first World Cup match and Lionel Messi's MLS debut marks an inflection point for the spot in the U.S., the future of ESPN, and more. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: cnb.cx/2NGeIvi
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[@ArgentiumTea]

5.2 million viewers for a world cup game is not good

[@markellis6887]

George held his ground about the pay equity comment and he’s right. Women’s sports bring in a lot less money therefore they should make less

[@cozyslor]

Uh, no it won't. I tried to watch the US Women vs Vietnam. It's just not exciting. The difference in skill level and speed of play relative to Men is miles apart. At least I tried.

[@ohserxu]

cuz they played against vietnam.. u should see what the dutch did to vietnam they’re just not a good team in my opinion

[@edwardallen1195]

Hooie!

[@sanye4k]

they keep goin on with women ok then when a women player don't play in that game she shoud not be paid just like the men but like allways dont tell you stuff like that

[@tshirtnjeans4829]

Let me just jump the gun and say it's not.

[@JosephEntekumeFilm]

It is weak men like this that are destroying everything about competition. You seriously want to pay them more for a WEAK competition?! WOW