Mayweather - Cotto: PPV 1.5 million buys 94 revenue

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  1. Emeritus

    Emeritus Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Congratulations......

    Boxing is NOT dead!
     
  2. Hotsauce

    Hotsauce Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    canelo will definitely be on the undercard
     
  3. Imperial1

    Imperial1 VIP Member Full Member

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    Sounds about right ..1.5 not bad ..Wonder what Pacquio Bradley does ?Should be interesting ..
     
  4. Hotsauce

    Hotsauce Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    so 1.5 mill isn't the total number?
     
  5. Emeritus

    Emeritus Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Apparently it may get higher?!

    I can't believe it does though......
     
  6. DarthBoxing

    DarthBoxing New Member Full Member

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    If the numbers change they will be slightly higher, they will not be lower. There will not be much change though.

    This fight did big numbers in foreign distribution as well. Foreign distribution was sold like network tv shows and it was a big number as well.
     
  7. Hotsauce

    Hotsauce Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    so it can go up to 1.6 mill or 1.7 mill?
     
  8. Alo2006

    Alo2006 R.I.P Sean Taylor Full Member

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    Yeah it's clear Mayweather is the biggest draw in boxing. Whether u hate him or not, u got to give the man credit! Pac is #2
     
  9. Hotsauce

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    The 1.5 million figure for Mayweather-Cotto will grow once all of the numbers are accounted for, according to Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer, who promoted the fight with Mayweather Promotions.


    "The 1.5 million number is actual reported numbers," Schaefer told ESPN.com. "The final number will definitely be bigger than what it is now."
     
  10. randomwalk

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    You are probably right. Floyd takes his risk on downside i.e. if the fight doesn't sell or is canceled. If the fight does $150M, the distributors take half which leaves $75M plus let's say a live gate of $20M, then it is 55M for Floyd and 40M for Manny (before fees) which is about a 60-40 split. 55/95 = 58%. So it really isn't that bad. The problem is that suppose the fight exceeds those numbers (which I believe there is a good possibility), then Floyd keeps all the upside and the numbers are skewed even more in his favor. For example, lets say the total revenue to be split between fighters is $110M, then it becomes a 64-36 (less fees) split (70/110 = 64%). I think 55-45 in favor of Floyd is the more fair offer, but now that I've done the numbers I don't think his offer is that outrageous.
     
  11. puga_ni_nana

    puga_ni_nana Dempsey Roll Full Member

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    i thought it was 2M from schaefer? honestly, with cotto, canelo and mosley, i'm not surprised. pac-jmm3 did almost the same numbers with bradley as the undercard.
     
  12. Toontoon

    Toontoon Boxing Junkie banned

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    How did you come up with those figures? As De La Hoya and Mayweather split a prize pot of $77 million even though the PPV brought in $137 million.
     
  13. SouthpawJab

    SouthpawJab On his way up!! 4-0!! Full Member

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    :lol::rofl:patsch
     
  14. puga_ni_nana

    puga_ni_nana Dempsey Roll Full Member

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    so why floyd didn't jump at the chance when arum offered him $50M under the same terms that he offered pac? pac and arum would share only $27M when you use the oscar-floyd revenue figure.
     
  15. bballchump11

    bballchump11 2011 Poster of the Year Full Member

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    at the same price? no