Mayweather - Guerrero. What will their PPV #'s look like?

[kimonerz]

I say 1.0-1.1 from Mayweather alone.
Guerrero doesn't bring much attraction to the table. Odds will probably be ridiculously one sided. Victor Ortiz did 1.25, but he's a better attraction than Guerrero. Mayweather probably also established more fans since then. This was apparent because JMM did 1.1 and he's obviously a bigger draw than Ortiz.

[raichu]

its ashame guerrero is the best they got to test him at 147.

he seems good but his names bob

bob aint going to do shit.

manny the knobhead shouldnt of let down millions and a superfight.

[Manos de Hierro]

Considering I believe GBP will make Trout wait in order to build their superfight with Floyd and instead fight Cotto anyway, it'll be promoted as the co-feature in the same way or to a larger degree than Alvarez-Mosley was last May. Should pull anywhere from 1.3 to 1.5, no problem.

Canelo-Floyd in September has even bigger potential.

[kimonerz]

Originally Posted by Manos de Hierro

Considering I believe GBP will make Trout wait in order to build their superfight with Floyd and instead fight Cotto anyway, it'll be promoted as the co-feature in the same way or to a larger degree than Alvarez-Mosley was last May. Should pull anywhere from 1.3 to 1.5, no problem.

Canelo-Floyd in September has even bigger potential.

You're right, I totally disregarded another huge draw on the undercard. If it's canelo-cotto on the undercard it can easily do 1.5. Especially because Canelo became an even bigger draw from the Mosley fight.

[Scar]

If Mayweather-Ortiz made over a million PPV buys, this will too.

[Manos de Hierro]

Originally Posted by kimonerz

You're right, I totally disregarded another huge draw on the undercard. If it's canelo-cotto on the undercard it can easily do 1.5. Especially because Canelo became an even bigger draw from the Mosley fight.

Floyd has friends in the highest places of the sport. He's maintained his staying power absolutely flawlessly post-DLH, which was no sure guarantee that he'd blow up from considering he's on the far end of the sweet science spectrum of the game (styles). He will continue to do it and 2013 will be his biggest year yet.

[mgdb26]

Probably about the same as Floyd/Ortiz. I'm sure they are going to focus the at least a quarter of the 24/7 on Guerroro's wife being a cancer survivor.

[slugger3000]

400 k?

[sbbigmike]

Mayweather Guerrero wont fly since Manny lost, they both were piggy backing off of eachother name to a certain degree which is why they have yet to fight. With Manny losing, the casual fan, most likely wont by neither fighters fight like before

[bballchump11]

I'm a little nervous that Pac's loss will take away viewers from Floyd's fight. A lot of fans watched both of them the past few years because they were anticipating the mega fight.

[mancat]

Originally Posted by slugger3000

400 k?

You wish? Hopefully he van KO another dirty fighting Mexican American like he did Ortiz. A sucker punch for the sucker.

[Pimp C]

1.1 million buys

[BretN]

1.2million ish. With a top co-feature, could be even more

[Manos de Hierro]

Originally Posted by bballchump11

I'm a little nervous that Pac's loss will take away viewers from Floyd's fight. A lot of fans watched both of them the past few years because they were anticipating the mega fight.

I don't think it will, honestly. People were satisfied with what they got in his last one with Cotto. Floyd should stash every cent he makes off this next one though, but he won't.

[ATCer777]

Originally Posted by Manos de Hierro

I don't think it will, honestly. People were satisfied with what they got in his last one with Cotto. Floyd should stash every cent he makes off this next one though, but he won't.

Damn, they got you too homie?