Manny says 45/55 split is ok, as is any testing!!!

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  1. floyd_g.o.a.t

    floyd_g.o.a.t Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Seriously guys how can you keep talking about this year after year, week after week, day after day, I'm exhausted. These Pacquiao Mayweather threads aren't worth the movement of my fingers.
     
  2. KidDynamite

    KidDynamite Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    the most discussed fight that will never happen

    Pac says that but what does Arum say?
     
  3. puga_ni_nana

    puga_ni_nana Dempsey Roll Full Member

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    not until 2014. floyd needs more time.
     
  4. ajackman1

    ajackman1 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Your Floyd's biggest fan
     
  5. puga_ni_nana

    puga_ni_nana Dempsey Roll Full Member

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    i want him to fight pac. how about you *****s?
     
  6. vargasfan1985

    vargasfan1985 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Shut up, ***** ******.
     



  7. Floyd's earnings>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mines, yours, and Pac:deal
     
  8. Thatman

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    Floyd Mayweather PPVs


    vs Oscar De La Hoya (2,400,000 buys - est. revenue $138,000,000)
    vs Ricky Hatton (920,000 buys - est. revenue $46,000,000)
    vs Juan Manuel Marquez (1,050,000 buys - est. revenue $52,500,000)
    vs Shane Mosley (1,400,000 buys - est. revenue $78,000,000)
    vs Victor Ortiz (1,250,000 buys - est. revenue $78,400,000)
    vs Miguel Cotto (1,500,000 buys - est. revenue $94,000,000)


    Total buys = 8,520,000
    Average buys = 1,420,000


    Total est. revenue = $486,000,000
    Average est. revenue = $81,150,000


    Manny Pacquiao PPVs


    vs Oscar De La Hoya (1,250,000 buys - est. revenue $71,000,000)
    vs Ricky Hatton (850,000 buys - est. revenue $42,500,000)
    vs Miguel Cotto (1,250,000 buys - est. revenue $72,500,000)
    vs Joshua Clottey (700,000 buys - est. revenue $35,000,000)
    vs Antonio Margarito (1,150,000 buys - est. revenue $57,500,000)
    vs Shane Mosley (1,340,000 buys - est. revenue $73,000,000)
    vs Juan Manuel Marquez (1,450,000 buys - est. revenue $74,000,000)
    vs Timothy Bradley (700,000 buys - est. revenue $35,000,000)


    Total buys = 8,690,000
    Average buys = 1,086,250


    Total est. revenue = $460,500,000
    Average est. revenue = $57,562,500



    $81,150,000 (Floyd's average est. revenue) + $57,562,500(Manny's average est. revenue) = $138,712,500(Combined average est. revenue)


    81,150,000/138,712,500= 0.585=59% rounded
    57,562,500/138,712,500= 0.414=41% rounded
     
  9. BoppaZoo

    BoppaZoo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I dont give a **** about this number or that or how much Floyd thinks he deserves.

    Manny is still trying to make the effort. That much is clear as for Floyd he is happy well making Excuse after excuse.

    **** Floyd on this matter and Manny even though your trying its all a little too late.

    Because now both are not the same fighters they were 3 years ago.
     
  10. Don Draper

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    No one does a split like that, especially for such a big investment.

    investors aren't in the betting business. 45-55 makes a difference of millions which could very well be their entire profit margin.

    That **** is just ridiculous.

    Something to keep idiots occupied I guess.
     
  11. ripcity

    ripcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    When a fight between Mayweather and Pacquiao mattered. Pacquiao never came close to agreeing to a match up. Now that his career is comming to an end. He's trying to cash out with one last huge payday. Pacquiao is a lot of things, but stupid is not one of them.
    It's time for all of us to move on, and forget about this mismatch. We need to inest that Mayweather start fighting middleweights. Where he his skills will be matched up against bigger oppoents. Mayweather/Martinez, Mayweather/Golovikin, Mayweather/Pirog, Mayweather/Geale and Mayweather/Quillin are all better match ups than Mayweather/Pacquiao.
     
  12. puga_ni_nana

    puga_ni_nana Dempsey Roll Full Member

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    pac is ******ed. why would he ask a share of the PPV when we all know people would watch floyd? also pac is picking on floyd when he just lost 15 pounds of pure muscle.
     
  13. Jack Kollin

    Jack Kollin Say my name? Full Member

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    6 against 8 numbers and averaging it :lol:
    Include the last 2 fight of Mayweather before Dela Hoya. Make it equal no. of fights if you're going to compare two data.
     
  14. Ilesey

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    Ah look, more Mayweather talk, just like the last time Pac signed to fight Marquez.
     
  15. Thatman

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    No he didn't. Floyd offered a very nice $40 million and Manny turned that down.

    So if you don't care about the numbers that's one thing...but the fighter who is on the A side will care about it. The numbers support Floyd's position.

    This is a business wether you or me like it or not and the side with the best "economical powerhouse" will use those numbers in negotiations wether me or you like it or not.

    Manny and his team turned down the opportunity to have the numbers reviewed by a 3rd party accounting firm. If Manny did deserve even 45% then let the numbers speak for themselves.