Worst decision (by a fighter) in history...

atsch:rofl:rofl

 

In 2009 it would noy of generated as much as it would of in 2010 when Pac was ok with the testing. And as for the $40 mil turn down so what, Fraud could of got his Biggest PAY day EVER even if Pac had $50 mil or $60 mil
Keep hating

 

The fighter who fought a female fighter and lost.

 

And who came second?? Pfft $40 mil offer lmao

 

Your dilusional idea of only $100 mil is ridiculous. But hey ho coming from a ***** what would we expect..Keep on trolling HoMo

 

Shut up.

It always amazes me when people on here wear their complete lack of boxing knowledge proudly on their sleeve . Like it's a good thing to be stupid .

 

You mean when ali decided to fight Henry Cooper and to define him "a bum" ? :hey

 

best decision he ever made.

He still got his health.

And with Marquez beating Pac, according to most boxing fans, he dont have to anymore.

 

G-MAN for not staying with steward, and taking stewards advice if the rumour was true

 

Ortiz's decision to head butt Mayweather right when the fight was starting to get a tad competitive. Tad is the operative word here.

 

Looked up that 85 million for Floyd. It said he had ZERO in endorsements, which was kind of crazy. I realize he has a lot of baggage, but zero?

To answer the question, didn't Gamboa turn down a million dollar pay day? Now they're talking about putting him in with Bradley, for what I imagine would be a fraction of that. He'd probably lose. Then what? Not a million bucks.

 

Pac came a DISTANT second. So Floyd offered him a deal the reflected that.

 

Closer to 30, the 6 is just the upfront pay in the US.
If you are going to be a nuthugger at least be a informed one.

 

Nate Campbell thinking he was Ricardo Mayorga against Robbie Peden.

 

no it's quite accurate.

Mayweather Oscar generated 2.45 million ppv buys and a ppv revenue of $137 million
De La Hoya made $52 million and Mayweather made $25 million.

So the fighters split 77 out of the 137 million up for grabs. 56%


Mayweather Cotto got 1.5 million ppv buys and generated $94 million (the price of the ppv cost more than Oscar/Floyd)
Floyd went home with 45 million and Cotto got ~10-13 million

So the fighters split 55 out of the 94 million. 59%


Now going based off this trend, for Pacquiao and Floyd to both get over 100 million combined, they'd have to generate a revenue of at least 166.7 million dollars in ppv (they could also make up the diffeence in sponsors and gate).
The average price of the Mayweather/Cotto ppv was 62 dollars (94 million/1.5 million).

So based off that, Mayweather vs Pacquiao would need to sell 2.68 million ppv buys at the same price as Mayweather vs Cotto.