'The Moment' flops ppv wise...despite the expensive undercard.

Maidana Vs Broner II on the undercard is needed or Matthysse Vs Garcia II or Matthysse Broner

LOL

 

atsch

 

hearing now under 800K for Floyd v. Marcos. Happy if they could get 850K.

 

Manny vs. Tim Bradley & a terrible undercard does 750-800K

Mayweather vs. Maidana & a stacked undercard does 800K.

And Floyd has the audacity to say Manny brings nothing to the table? lol

 

Speaking of flops.

Where are the numbers for Pac's last fights

If the numbers are true...

Who else in boxing can do 850k fighting Marcos Maidana?...surely not Pac or Alvarez.

Canelo vs Angulo did 350k...those are Mayweather/Baldomir numbers.

 

Where are the nubers for Pac vs Bradley

The Rios fight laid a goose egg.

 

Kahn was on the undercard. He's a decent draw by himself which should have boosted the PPV numbers. Broner fans are pretty much Floyd fans, so that did absolutely NOTHING to help the numbers. I wonder which idiot thought it was a good idea to put him on there and pay him that much.

Pac drew 750K with Clottey. That's even more of a miracle.

 

Manny may not get 850K fighting Marcos, but he'd be pretty close, especially after the hype Marcos got after beating Broner, and Khan and Broner on the undercard.

Manny just did 750K-800K versus Tim Bradley without an undercard.

 

Pac vs Maidana would flop on it's face just like Pacman.

Show me where Manny vs Bradley did those numbers...hell..you can't even prove the Mayweather numbers.

 

Floyd is definitely the biggest PPV king in the world and an all time great boxer. Or do you disagree?

 

That was at the height of Pac's stardom.

 

Nobody bought that fight because of Khan.

He's a nobody in the US market.

 

Canelo will beat Lara. Floyd is the only fighter now who can beat Cinnamon.

 

Floyd's fights are a huge marketing investment bringing lots of attention and some new subscribers. But still, Floyd's fights do need to do better than his fights against Ghost Guerrero and Maidana, two fighters only hard core fans knew of beforehand.