Manny and Floyd are the two biggest PPV stars ever

so what do you think about floyd offer with no PPV share to pacquiao then, a generous offer? floyd should then accepted the $45m counter-offer from arum which is an even more generous offer right?

 

The sentiment of disgust in the public/casual circles I dont think is remotely comparable to what we feel. They'll still bite. Maybe not to the point of 3 million, but I cant see it falling short of DLH/Floyd, even now.

 

No PPV share, huh? What do you call the $40 million then? :think

 

Can you re-do your Figures to show the massive decline in the US Dollar?

 

We'll see if Manny continues his upward trend in June. Bradley is a good fight, but I wouldnt be shocked if it does under a mil (although it probably will go over) taking into consideration Pac's last performance and the relative obscurity of Tim. Money/Cotto is Gold.

 

show me official numbers

 

Pacquiao can overtake Oscar within 3 events at most. It will take Floyd around 5-6 events.

Both can overtake him in just one event if they fight each other.

 

Man stfu you ****ing ugly, fat ass slob named Chimp "Boom Boom" Caveman.

 

Adjusted for 2012:

1.) Mayweather vs Gatti - 365,000 buys = $19.2 million revenue
2.) Mayweather vs Judah - 375,000 buys = $18.9 million revenue
3.) Mayweather vs Baldomir - 325,000 buys = $18.4 million revenue
4.) Mayweather vs De La Hoya - 2.4 million buys = $150 million revenue
5.) Mayweather vs Hatton - 920,000 buys = $55 million revenue
6.) Mayweather vs Marquez - 1 million buys = $55.1 million revenue
7.) Mayweather vs Mosley - 1.4 million buys = $81.7 million revenue
8.) Mayweather vs Ortiz - 1.25 million buys = $79.3 million revenue

Total PPV Fights: 8
Total PPV Buys: 8.0 million buys
Total PPV Revenue: $477.6 million revenue
Average PPV per fight: 1.0 million buys
Average Revenue per fight: $59.7 million revenue

The buys will always be what they are obviously -- and the truest measure of drawing power over consistently inflating revenue figures. As of now, only Tyson and Floyd have pulled 1M per fight. Pac and Hoya around 700K. It's almost a given that Mayweather will cross 12.6 total with six fights left and he'll probably retire with that average intact too.

 

Gatti/Judah/Baldomir: [url]http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=2657809[/url]

De La Hoya: [url]http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Oscar_De_La_Hoya_vs._Floyd_Mayweather_Jr[/url].

Hatton: [url]http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3158134[/url]

Marquez: [url]http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=4502922[/url]

Mosley: [url]http://www.usatoday.com/sports/columnist/hiestand-tv/2010-05-11-mosley-mayweather-ppv_N.htm[/url]

Ortiz: [url]http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/7160303/floyd-mayweather-victor-ortiz-fight-drives-more-one-million-buys[/url]

 

Pac-Mayweather will easily do 3 mil maybe more honestly this is the the fight that makes or breaks both fighters legacy. Also while i think it may have lost a little steam pretty much every fight fan in the world will buy the fight.

 

fix offer with floyd getting all the PPV revenue. so do you think it's fair to not let pac get any of the PPV share when pac has amassed millions of PPV buys for the last several years?

 

How did you come up with that? The fact that Pac has generated more ppv buys throughout his career than Floyd has?

Or are you deluding yourself into thinking that Floyds average over his last 8 fights being more than Pac's average over his last 14 fights = Floyd gets bigger share?

Why dont we calculate Floyds average over his last 14 fights also.

 

Only a *****sexual could justify that blatant duck of a move. Arum turned around and offered Floyd 45-50mil to Floyd just to show how ludicrous the offer is. Imagine if it was the other way around.

 

thanks, seen these ... im wondering where mannys official numbers are?