Cotto/Pac outselling Floyd/Marquez by far!

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Dom79, Aug 18, 2009.


  1. VARG

    VARG Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Tyson-Holyfield didnt have 24/7

    Now just envision THOSE numbers and THAT series :lol::scaredas::shock::deal

    The economy fiasco didnt occur or seem evident during Hatton-PBF. During Pac-Hatton it did.

    So again. To dismiss the economy is clearly your sense of apathy to the situation.

    The situation we have now with Cotto/Pac and PBF/Marquez is a clear sign and no excuse as to who is the true cash cow is.
     
  2. Danny_Rand

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    :rofl Cant wait for this ****. Dumbass crackhead expose on the economy and its effect on Pacs inability to draw bigger PPV's then Floyd. This is gonna be comedy gold! :lol:
     
  3. JasonChaos27

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    By the way, you dont have to use the "I bet you never even seen the fight" line every time you try to insult someone. If it didnt work out for you the first time..why would you use it time and time again? better luck next time though...ill talk to you in a couple hours...be sure to pm me if you really want to hear about how the economy works.
     
  4. Danny_Rand

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    The economy was already in the crapper in 07. Hell let me ask you this dumbass. Do you think the Pac v Hatton 24/7 was viewed as much as the Floyd vs Hatton 24/7?
     
  5. eze

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    Pac Hatton had a 24/7? :roll:



    :lol:
     
  6. Danny_Rand

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    You dont have to pm me ***. You can post in on this thread so everyone can see how big a dumbass you are.

    Btw, if you wanna argue the Clottey vs Cotto fight round by round, we can. Thats if you actually saw the fight.
     
  7. Maelstrom

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    :yep
     
  8. VARG

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    Just because people are buying doesnt mean that people arent buying more frequently.

    I mean look at the extent of marketing being done just to get these decent figures. More and more people are looking for free livestreams of the fight as opposed to just ordering it.

    Boxing fans are crowding a single home for the fight as opposed to each person buying their own viewing.

    Its a truly united effort from boxing fans to still keep our sport alive financially, but to dismiss the financial situation of the matter is naive
     
  9. Danny_Rand

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    :lol::lol::lol:

    Yeah I think I was the only one in my city who watched it.
     
  10. JasonChaos27

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    Its not that hard fool. In fact, while im away, do a lil research. Look at unemployment rates, stock market points etc during the Floyd/Hatton fight compared to the Pac/Hatton fight, You'll see a significant difference. Also look at the number difference between the ppv buys for both fights. :hi:Talk to ya in a bit.
     
  11. 4life

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    Not his girlfriend :lol:
     
  12. Maelstrom

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    Why is Cotto picking on little Manny?

    Huh *****?

    Floyd has been outweighed in the ring more than Fanny Pac and that quitting sissy Cotto.:deal

    Mayweather doesn't need a handicap or a 20lb advantage.
     
  13. Knives7

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    What the hell are you talking about? All of them would be hurt if they are fighting during the recession, but in the case of Mayweather vs Hatton and Hoya, the recession was not that awful. Hell, there wasn't even a recession yet when Mayweather fought Hoya. His fight against Hatton was on December 8 2007. The US government declared that they are in recession in the late December of 2007.
    With these argument, it's safe to conclude that when Pacquiao fought Hoya(2008) and Hatton(2009), the economy has gotten worst. Think about that Mr. Guru.
     
  14. eze

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    I'm merely talking that this recession is overrated all the way. Maybe you've seen people do that, but the people I know are still ordering fights like they normally did prior even during this recession. Like I've said before.

    Manny and Floyd are nearly in equal in terms of drawing power. Floyd being slightly better. But combine them together and you have possibly the biggest match up in PPV terms ever.
     
  15. VARG

    VARG Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Look man. I made no attack at you. Im on the wall and could give a **** less about this whole situation.

    Im actually ****in' pissed that I couldnt buy my ****in' tickets for the Pac/Cotto fight. It was supposed to be my birthday gift, but I cant do **** now because the cheap seats are ****in' gone.

    But to answer your question I think Floyd/Hatton was viewed more.

    But if you consider the hype and pre-build with both fights it really isnt fair.

    Mayweather is Mayweather so people will always watch because he's an ******* that everyone wants to see get dropped on his ass. Hatton was undefeated and a comedic relief himself. Tough as nails. Strong. Etc Etc

    In the Pac/Hatton fight, Hatton had already lost and BADLY. His comeback effort was decent. The only thing intriguing was Roach and Mayweather Sr.