The question asked by the OP was how many PPV buys will the fight do, not how many people will watch in China.
you got it wrong, pac was living off of mayweathers name, mayweather was the ppv king before pac and people just saw pac as someone to beat floyd
LoL why do i care how much somebody makes?i'm mostly interested what ku Bank account shows. And really doen't care what the buy rates are,and already i said that as fan of boxing i hope nobody buys it.excatly how i then care how much Floyd makes? And was just pointing that i don't understand your logic.Pac is more popular,more entertaining.and is still less a draw.it just doesn't make sense.and nobody believed Guerrero etc had a chance.still it sold okay. And probably we will see after this fight,that Floyd numbers drop.but it's not about Pac,it's only because of Berto.Berto is even worse than Guerrero.way worse. And you seem to like PPV rates,so how about Algieri fight?i think that's good target for Floyd.somewhat similar numbers 350k and your Theory goes out of window. Or do you got different standards for Floyd?was it also obvious from Algieri fight,that nobody cared to see Pac,but only against Floyd?350k it's quite bad numbers. And i'm not Floyd nutthugger.i like him,but i'm not a diehard.so please stop your nonsense.
I think it will do somewhere around 500k-700k. But, it wouldn't surprise me if it did 1m buys. The fact that it's supposedly his last fight will attract those who want to witness a great athelete put on one last show. Some people aren't haters or fanatics they just want to see the best in action.
Minimum 700 K. There are boxing fans that enjoy watching Mayweathers style, and there's always his ardent critics that buy his fights in the hopes of seeing him lose. It'll definitely be a steep decline from his last fight, but that was inevitable regardless of the opponent he selected.
It's Floyds' worst opponent since 2005. It's his first time not fighting someone ranked in the top 10 since 2005... And everyone knows that.
I don't know about the main event, but it has one of the best undercards of the year. That should help with the sales. I'm looking forward to Groves vs Jack, Martinez vs Salido and Smith vs that Armenian dude.