:good Pacquiao got his masters in Tagalog from an accredited an celebrated University. Pacquiao was so smart that when he took the admission test they realized they couldnt teach Pacquiao anything and instead gave him a masters degree on the spot. This content is protected
His ppv was 49.99 and 59.99 on my system. However that's not really the point. Your still confused on how it works. Ppv earnings are the promoters earnings and not the fighters. The fighters are paid from the guaranteed money up front. Ie venue, cable, sponsers and advance ticket sells. Its risk free that's why its called guarantee. The fighter on top of that gets a % of the ppv. But no fighter gets 70% of the ppv. So to break it down pac made 6.5 mil 27% of which he had to pay arum. That money comes frome the location(ie mgm grand), hbo, ticket sells. Arum gets the 45% for in house fighters and 22.5% for co-promoted. Pac then gets whatever percent that is worked out between him and arum. Floyd makes so much more because he works better deals with promoters because he works on a fight by fight bases. He gets a larger share of the ppv numbers. So using your numbers the ppv netted arum 37 mil not pac. Jmm was paid like pac up front then maybe a % of the ppv. at best pac got 15mil of the ppv money. But its more like 10 mil. Which like I said fits the forbes number when you add in nike money etc.
University level classes. :rofl Floyd doesnt pay 30% of his purse to 2 rival promotional companies. I say Floyd!
Uh, so much wrong with this post.... You are obviously making your percentages up... First off, the cable companies take 50 percent off the top for distributing the PPV... And HBO makes nowhere near 50 percent of the PPV money. That's ******ed. Ross Greenburg was on record many times saying that Hbo doesn't make anywhere near what people think off a ppv. Basically with your stupid post and wild inane guesses, everything you typed is irrelevant to any rational discussion. You are clueless when it comes to the finances behind big time boxing.
it is what it is but if you take into account that Pac lives in the Phillipines and the general cost of living over there is much less then perhaps this is great for him :hey??:huh maybe I dunno
Floyd pays more than that on US tax Pac dont pay no crazy taxes regardless floyd ducking as usual Putting out offers he knows will never be accepted Even floyds fans agree this is a 50 50 fight step up punk :rofl
1st bolded: Floyd lives in Nevada, the most tax friendly state in the US 2nd bolded: While I agree it could be a 50/50 fight, pac himself said he would take a pay cut to make the fight earlier this month, but now $40 million guaranted isn't enough:roll:
i love how a tactic that is used to **** another man off..to get a fight....deal...done ... is now ..a new form of.."ducking"....in some fans mind.... it would have been funny as hell if there were social media around ..ali's time....mann..these fans...ali be the most hated..of all.....lol.. now uno why floyd left arum...he knows how arum...does business..and arum dont like that...
So bored of these two clowns now. Mayweather is far too greedy for his own good, and Pacquiao has become one of the most pathetic, spineless 'businessmen' I've ever known of. If he had any balls he'd have already publicly stated "50/50, May 5th, the cut's fine and I'm good around needles".
So many numbers are sooo off? According to your article my numbers are dead on. The only difference is that article says says that the network(hbo, showtime) takes 10% of the top and the cable companies get 45%(cox comcast ect.) That article also says the hbo doesn't risk anything. That's not true the carriers don't risk anything.