Floyd made 40 million against Ortiz?

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  1. vengeex

    vengeex Boxing Junkie banned

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    Richard, is that you?

    Isn't it you were predicting 1.8 million buys for this fight? :D
     
  2. MichiganWarrior

    MichiganWarrior Still Slick! Still Black! Full Member

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    Not really. He beat a shot Erik Morales. WHo had just lost to a C level fighter in Raheem. Morales no longer viable at the weight.


    Pacquiao was even losing to Morales before Morales legs gave way in the second fight.
     
  3. Thomas!!

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    Again, numbers plucked from thin air or estimates. so STFU. I wouldn't go on forum websites presenting my bull**** assumption mathematics as facts. Fact.
     
  4. Thomas!!

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    :lol: apparantly not
     
  5. FORMIDABLE

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    That was some bad matchmaking. Raheem was a tricky fighter, at a weight Morales had never fought at, and he wouldn't have been too motivated as it was supposed just to be a showcase for the Pacquiao rematch which was pretty much already signed. Sometimes greats don't perform to their optimum when their focus is entirely there. Duran lost some fights like this, came back to give Hagler a great fight. Not saying Morales was right in his prime, I don't think he was shot either - he should've won the lightweight belt after and years later gave Maidana as tough a fight as top fighters today did (Khan, Ortiz). As you said Morales put up a good fight in the rematch. Maybe he was a little weight drained, Pac also had Reyes gloves and fought a smarter, less reckless fight. Still a good win for Pac, good enough to count legitimately as a loss avenged.
     
  6. Sheikh

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    pugilistic ur wrong, when there are ppv's the cable co get half the ppv money so if it cost 60 bux on ppv dish network or whoever gets 30
     
  7. FORMIDABLE

    FORMIDABLE Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Not as cut n dry as that anymore. Top fighters today have more power with cable companies and a deals are negotiated about how much they themselves get from the PPV revenue. Fighters like Pac and Mayweather who are gauranteed 1 million PPVs can hold the cable companies to ransom to get a higher split of the PPV, as without them the companies wouldn't get near as much anywhere else, and with a rival company all too happy to step in and take the fight.
     
  8. Guybino

    Guybino Boxing Addict Full Member

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    No way in hell Floyd made $40 mill on this fight, no ****ing way.

    Bull****.
     
  9. Chibuku

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    Tax returns are manipulated because taxable income is one thing whereas earnings can be manipulated to lower taxable income.I could make you look like you only made $1m legally when you actually made $100m in reality.
     
  10. Don't Sleep

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    :thumbsup
     
  11. Whipdatass

    Whipdatass Boxing Junkie banned

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    Floyd made between 25-35 mil after taxes if the ppv numbers where were around 1.3 mil sold.
     
  12. Don't Sleep

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    Difference is coca cola is only getting 60 seconds of air time, whereas Tecate gets advertisement for the whole event (undercards, arena, main event, etc...) so it is likely that they would invest $10 million.

    On top of that there were a lot of hispanics that fought that night (Vargas, Morales, Canelo, Ortiz) which indicates that here were a lot of hispanic fans and ppv buyers. And I am under the impression that Tecate is spanish.

    So it very possible that this money was spent when you think about the ROI (return on invesment)
     
  13. Chibuku

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  14. Chibuku

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    Tecate gets exposure for about 5 months,the whole build up from the time the fight's announced,all the press conferences and the actual fights.With Tecate it's not just advertising,they are called sponsors that's why they pay so much money
     
  15. Don't Sleep

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    This is why a lot of people (myself included) feel that the real hold up to the fight is the finances 1st, test 2nd. However, the test is still vitally important to Floyd