It's possible Mayweather-Ortiz PPV sales will not do good

i have a feeling that Floyd/GBP are padding their numbers while Pac/Arum are hiding/under reporting their numbers.

Floyd exaggerates a lot on his income and he badly wants to be the considered the "cash cow." GBP wants numbers to be up to show that they're a good promotional outfit.

meanwhile, Arum plays the numbers so he doesn't have to share as much profit to Pac and especially to GBP.

 

:rofl Sure.. HBO and the cable providers are in on it too.

 

Arum no longer is required to pay Golden Boy anything out of Pac's fights. The contract which lead to the lawsuit has since expired. Pac signed a new contract last year. Look on Golden Boy's website, Pac is no longer listed as one of their fighters. Golden Boy are also no longer keen on the Pac fight, no longer being able to steal from Arum and Pac

 

You mean how emmanuel supposedly drew 1.3mil with Sour Shot Oldsley, the guy with no fanbase, and is still hiding an official release 5 months in?

He can't even confirm his "record" number.

emmanuel's boss bob is so fake emmanuel had to hire an accounting firm to check his boss. Then emmanuel fires them for telling him he's been deceived.

That entire crew is as fake as chinese food from panda express

 

yep Dan Rafeal and Dana White are in on this conspiracy also

 

Of course "you have that feeling" you're a ****ing ******.

 

lmao

 

atsch:rofl

 

1.5

 

:rofl

 

Hi Haters over at the hype, read it and weep !

Although final numbers have yet to be tallied, sources close to the information have informed us that last Saturday's clash between undefeated pound-for-pound champion Floyd Mayweather and former WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz is expected to do a minimum of 1.3 million pay-per-view buys. Keep in mind that the price of the pay-per-view event was $59.99 for standard definition and $69.99 for high definition, so with an already guaranteed purse of $25 million, and considering that over 50% of households in the United States own HD TVs, Mayweather has likely earned a minimum of $40 million for his 4th round knockout victory.

According to reports, official numbers can be expected as early as Monday, but FightHype has learned that all parties involved have already declared the promotion a resounding success. Despite the fact that Mayweather was facing a relatively unknown opponent in Ortiz who has never appeared in any pay-per-view events, he has once again surpassed 1 million pay-per-view buys for the 4th time of his career, solidifying his status as the top top pay-per-view attraction in the sport.

 

and you are an ugly biased idiot with a keyboard

 

:rofl:rofl:rofl

 

When will HBO release the OFFICIAL NUMBERS? Something's fishy. :think