Well, in terms of action, "Pack-Mosley" is the biggest PPV flop.

Folks,

I hate to say it, but I sensed "Pack-Mosley" was gonna fizzle and be a letdown in the action department. I also was critical of all the hoopla and overrated press hype that had been brewing since the late fall of 2010, as well. Bottom line: "Something Had To Give."

Overall, the PPV and coverage was a huge success, however, the fight didn't meet the hype surrounding the event. It wasn't even close.

Now, on the whole, in all my 30+ years that I have been following boxing, I must say that both "Pack-Mosley" and "Leonard-Duran 3" have been the worst high-profiled fights on PPV to go the full distance, with "Tito-DLH" riding the caboose. The biggest farce of all-time on PPV is without a doubt "Tyson-McNeeley" of 1995. But Tyson's fights with "Spinks & Seldon" were also god awful rip-the-public-off affairs.

Myself, I have boycotted Manolo Pacquiao's last three PPV's beginning with his snoozer over Josh Clottely. I'm sorry, but I'm a littled chapped raw with what team Pacquiao has been cherry-picking the last year and a half.

As for "Shot" Shane Mosley, well, take your money from them last two fights / loses to "Mayrunner & Packy" that equates to roughly $15 million dollars and retire from the game. Nobody will PPV Mosley anymore.

I'd prefer if team Pacquiao would see the light and dip down to 140 and go for J.M. Marquez there; not at 145 pounds like team Pacquiao is claiming it must be. That's hogwash.

Any comments?

MR.BILL:bbbpatsch:hat

 

Again,

"Packy-Mosley" of 2011 is the biggest PPV flop in action.:deal

"Tyson-McNeeley" of 1995 is the biggest rip-the-public-off event.:twisted::rofl

MR.BILL:hat

 

"Tyson-McNeeley" was $40 bucks in 1995 out in California.:deal

 

That TV commercial was insulting to the PPV subscribers..... Team McNeeley got rewarded for flopping in front of the whole world inside of a lousy round against Tyson... Team McNeeley banked decent cabbage from that ad from Pizza Hut...
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Disagree here. I saw Tyson's beating comin' in 2002 from Lewis. Especially when ex-Tyson trainer Thomas Brooks picked Lewis to win...
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MR.BILL:hat

 

Folks' have pointed out that the overall KO was not spectacular even with a half dozen camera's filming the waxing in June 1988... Tyson threw a side-armed right that clipped Spinks' supposed solid head and dropped him on his back... People expected a lot more of a fight by Spinks... That 1988 PPV reaked in Atlantic City... However, the undercard of Bus Douglas kayoing Mike Williams was KOOL!
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MR.BILL:hat