 One major factor for Davis in moving to the Coliseum—despite its flaws as a football stadium—was his assumption that the NFL would eventually approve pay-per-view telecasts for its games; such a move would potentially have given the Raiders a virtual TV monopoly in Los Angeles, the nation's second-largest TV market.Davis also counted on being able to persuade the Los Angeles Coliseum Commission to renovate the facility, particularly by installing scores of luxury boxes.The Raiders continued the success they had in Oakland after the move south, winning Super Bowl XVIII in January 1984 -- which still stands today as the only Super Bowl-winning team under the city of Los Angeles -- and reaching the AFC Championship Game after the season.