Mayweather - Cotto: PPV 1.5 million buys 94 revenue

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  1. normnix

    normnix Member Full Member

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  2. MrMagic

    MrMagic Loyal Member Full Member

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    Inb4 NotaBOXINGfan "Boxing is dead".
     
  3. Hatesrats

    Hatesrats "I'm NOT Suprised..." Full Member

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    Nice. Congrats to Floyd/Cotto/Alvarez
    (Tyson still the PPV king tho)
     
  4. Boxing Fanatic

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  5. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    WOW that is huge. And at 59.99? ****.
     
  6. Bladegunner

    Bladegunner Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :good
     
  7. Caelum

    Caelum Boxing Addict Full Member

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    So 94 million...and what was the live gate ?



    I still wish (as a Fan) that they would lower the cost to watch these fights. But as long as they can sell, they'll continue to do it.

    So no reason to jump for joy if you are a fan (unless you are betting and winning on these matches)
     
  8. liger05

    liger05 puroresu fan 4 life!! Full Member

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    We got the numbers in under 7 days. Wouldn't it be great if every fight was like this instead of rumours for weeks.
     
  9. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    I wonder if Floyd beats Oscar's highest ever purse (53 mill)
     
  10. canucks9314

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    Plus this fight was available in theaters. Pac-Bradley will not be, I think.
     
  11. Bladegunner

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    Here are the top 10 boxing gates in Nevada history:

    1. Mayweather-De La Hoya (2007): $18,419,200

    2. Lennox Lewis-Evander Holyfield II (1999): $16,860,300

    3. Manny Pacquiao-De La Hoya (2008): $14,380,300

    4. Holyfield-Mike Tyson II (1997): $14,277,200

    5. Holyfield-Tyson I (1996): $14,150,700

    6. Tyson-McNeeley (1995): $13,965,600

    7. Felix Trinidad-De La Hoya (1999): $12,949,500

    8. Bernard Hopkins-De La Hoya (2004): $12,782,650

    9. Mayweather-Cotto (2012): $12,000,150

    10. Pacquiao-Juan Manuel Marquez III (2011): $11,648,300
     
  12. Xerant

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  13. Caelum

    Caelum Boxing Addict Full Member

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    A lot of money not going into my pocket
     
  14. Ripper11

    Ripper11 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Just like i predicted. the higher price for it makes it even more impressive though. Floyd is king
     
  15. liger05

    liger05 puroresu fan 4 life!! Full Member

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    Floyd making crazy money and glad cotto is making his best ever payday.