green's next opponent

Jones will kill Green, I'm afraid.

 

800,000 PPV admin sure about the numbers?

Thats $40 million bucks....must be wrong...I thought Mundine got circa 60% of PPV $....if 800,000 is right then he made $25,000,000 plus gate, plus pubs PPV, plus sponsors and Green only got $2,500,000...lol

 

Doubt it was 800,000. I doubt it was 6 figures.

Jones Jr vs Green? Not often a fight occurs where I'd want both guys to lose.

 

That cant be right...thats what they get in the States for mega fights..barely that.

 

I honestly would have to doubt that foxtel even had 800,000 customers back in 06 let alone ppv buys...lol
I do remember main event saying at the time that it was a six figured audience and some sort of record for ppv's bought per capita.
As for choc he was at the time the only boxer who had a 50/50 split with a ppv network in the world:deal
So it's safe to say he made 5 mil+ but no way they could of had 800,000 buys:yikes

 

Id love to see Green KO roy, iv never liked roy, he is a cocky up himself *****..imo

 

Green will not fight Roy Jones. He will not fight anyone other than bums before Choc comes calling to give Nina her superannuation payout.

 

Re 800,000 buys;

From a site I found after a little digging. I'll just say now you'll never find out what numbers they get for each PPV.

APRIL 2009

 

Green v Jones is of more interest to me than a fight with Mundine that may or may not ever happen again.

 

And if you read the first part again...

 

How come we'll never know how many ppv's are sold ?

 

800,000 ? Doubt it , Ricky Hatton has been involved in the 1st and 2nd most ever bought PPV apart from the heavyweight Tyson v Holy days apparently PBF v Hatton had 915,000 American hits alone beating PBF v ODH , Pac v Hatton came a close second to PBF v Hatton , in summing up Hatton got KTFO twice for a kings ransom , Way to go Ricky lad .

 

800,000 PPV?????? lol.

 

Thats actually incorrect. The biggest PPV of all time was Floyd-De La Hoya the over 2 million buys in America.

 

I would have thought 80,000 PPV's sounds a bit closer.