Yeah, I'm a noob. I've been posting on ESB on and off for 7 years under various names. Glad to see the level of intelligence is still the same. Good ol' fashioned American dumbing dow....err...I mean education. Can't beat it :good 'Camel boy'? How old are you, ****ing four?
How many times does it need to be said on this thread? 50,994 = made up number. And even if it had been the real number it would not be the largest indoor attendance in boxing history.
Cowboy stadium could be bad luck for Pac look how the cowgirls are doing. 0-4 at home. one fight card cancel already,Pac not focus the number 13. I see a Bad Omen for this fight.
If the Cowboys were undefeated it would have better numbers. Everybody is depressed in Cowboy land right now. Jerry Jones just issued an apology to the entire state, Jerry is not thinking about one night where they will fill up half the stadium. His focus is on all the money he lost bc of this shitty ass coach he got. They needed one playoff game atleast bc they still paying off that stadium.
no one gave a rats ass about Clottey and 51,000 man,,,,,with all the Mexican fight fans in Dallas with a Chance to see Pac vs their own Margarito fights gotta do 70,000 doesnt seem right ....
I'm just saying ,Pac may go to sleep on this one ,when you fight a bigger .opponent who's coming in probably at 165 fight night you risk the chance of breaking your hand earlier in the fight ...this is why we have weight classes and Margo may be too big for Pac this fight. If this happens you heard it first ,because I seen this happen many times before. Margo has nothing to lose but WIN.
Boxing promoter Bob Arum said ticket sales for the Nov. 13 This content is protected - This content is protected super welterweight fight at Cowboys Stadium have exceeded expectations. "This one, I think, will go over 60,000," Arum said on a conference call with reporters Wednesday afternoon. The first boxing match in Cowboys Stadium -- between Joshua Clottey and Pacquiao on March 13 -- drew 50,994, the third largest crowd for an indoor fight in boxing history. "The response to the ticket sales has been great," Arum said. "We're tracking well ahead of where we were of the Clottey fight, so I'm very, very optimistic." The largest indoor attendance was 63,315 in 1978 when Muhammad Ali fought Leon Spinks at the Louisiana Superdome in a heavyweight title fight. Arum said it was good that the Dallas/Fort Worth area sports fan was willing to spend more money on the Texas Rangers during their World Series run, proving that the DFW market was thriving and that he's not concerned about adding another big event. Arum cited the fight's international appeal for the brisk sales, which should draw a diverse crowd. Pacquiao is from the Philippines, where he is an elected Congressman. Margarito is from Tijuana, Mexico. The outdoor boxing attendance record was set Feb. 20, 1993, in Mexico City. A reported 136,274 came for the Julio Cesar Chavez-Greg Haugen WBC welterweight bout at Estadio Azteca.