LMAO Talk about the most overhyped overrated wrestler ever next to Goldberg. He was the beginning of wrestlers in the WWE not having to earn their way/pay their dues in order to make it to the top spot. And what a shock, he walked away after what, like a year. Talk about loyalty.
Honestly mayweather-pac would do 5m buys no bull****. If it happens this year. The PPV record is ODLH-mayweather I think 2.5m
Cena actually served his time in the indie circuit for a while before he was givin' the chance to shine in the WWE. Not surprised the kids loved his wigger act. I actually think he would have been better in the Attitude Era. Brock on the other hand had that lame NEXT BIG THING persona forced on the fans. Like he was some unbeatable force. The WWE pushed it so hard they tried to get Stone Cold Steve Austin to take a fall for him just to get him over. I mean really SCSA of all people. The one guy who almost single handedly pulled the WWE out of the grave and made it just as if not more popular than Hogan's glory days. Bret Hart wasn't even asked to do that for SCSA when the Hellraiser movement was really gaining popularity. SCSA had to earn his way with the matches he fought and the promos he gave. Nope, Brock beats out Cena by a mile in my eyes.
Floyd forgot to pull those punches. Big Show would not only get a broken nose but he lost their match as well. Talk about taking one for the team. He should have gotten a freakin' bonus.:rofl
Oscar Floyd beat it...Floyd Pac is wanted more so than the Oscar Floyd fight...it will bring in 1 million more buys really.
Quite a bit of the luster is gone from Pac-PBF. Unless they both look spectacular in their next fights, and get it on in November with NO bull**** teasing and rumors, then I doubt if the fight would end up the best selling boxing PPV of all time at this point.
Doesn't matter how Pacquiao looks as long as Floyd wins convincingly. The entire fight is built around Pacquiao being able to beat Floyd...As long as Floyd keeps the "0" it will do more.
I can dig it. But what you said pertains to casual fans. For true boxing fans, a Pacquiao loss will greatly decrease the significance.