Pacquiao and math

Here's my theory. Pac claims Team Mayweather's PEDs use accusations has hurt his marketability and caused him loss of income. Since history shows his lawsuit is unwinnable, the purse split gives Pac an opportunity to stick it to Team Mayweather.

I'm sure in Pac's mind, he is saying this...

"I'm not giving a penny more than a 50/50 split to that motherf*cker who's trying to ruin my reputation with false PEDs accusations. I'd rather make that amount fighting 2 more fights and deny that scumbag money he doesn't deserve."

 

When will you ******ed *******s realize that being the fighter of the decade has no bearing on who the bigger draw is and who gets the bigger share of the purse?? It's not relevant so stop trying to make it.:-(

 

Floyd Mayweather PPV's:


1.) Mayweather vs Gatti - 365,000 buys = $16.5 million revenue
2.) Mayweather vs Judah - 375,000 buys = $16.8 million revenue
3.) Mayweather vs Baldomir - 325,000 buys = $16.3 million revenue
4.) Mayweather vs De La Hoya - 2.4 million buys = $136.6 million revenue
5.) Mayweather vs Hatton - 920,000 buys = $50 million revenue
6.) Mayweather vs Marquez - 1 million buys = $52 million revenue
7.) Mayweather vs Mosley - 1.4 million buys = $78.3 million revenue

Total PPV Fights: 7
Total PPV Buys: 6.8 million buys
Total PPV Revenue: $366.5 million revenue
Average PPV per fight: 970,000 buys
Average Revenue per fight: $52.3 million revenue


Manny Pacquiao PPV's:

Note: Pacquiao's fight with Oscar Larios in Phillipines was PPV but the data isn't available for it, so It isn't included in this as there are no ppv buys available for it.

1.) Pacquiao vs Morales I - 350,000 buys = $15.7 million revenue
2.) Pacquiao vs Morales II - 360,000 buys = $16.2 million revenue
3.) Pacquiao vs Morales III - 350,000 buys = $17.5 million revenue
4.) Pacquiao vs Solis - 200,000 buys = $6 million revenue
5.) Pacquiao vs Barrera II - 350,000 buys = $17.4 million revenue
6.) Pacquiao vs Marquez II - 400,000 buys = $20.2 million revenue
7.) Pacquiao vs Diaz - 250,000 buys = $11 million revenue
8.) Pacquiao vs De La Hoya - 1.25 million buys = $70 million revenue
9.) Pacquiao vs Hatton - 850,000 buys = $45 million revenue
10.) Pacquiao vs Cotto - 1.25 million buys = $70 million revenue
11.) Pacquiao vs Clottey - 700,000 buys = $35.3 million revenue

Total PPV Fights: 11
Total PPV Buys: 6.3 million buys
Total PPV Revenue: $324.3 million revenue
Average PPV per fight: 570,000 buys
Average Revenue per fight: $29.4 million revenue


Mayweather's top three PPV's:

1.) Mayweather vs De La Hoya - 2.4 million buys = $136.6 million revenue
2.) Mayweather vs Mosley - 1.4 million buys = $78.3 million revenue
3.) Mayweather vs Marquez - 1 million buys = $52 million revenue


Pacquiao's top three PPV's:

1.) Pacquiao vs De La Hoya - 1.25 million buys = $70 million revenue
2.) Pacquiao vs Cotto - 1.25 million buys = $70 million revenue
3.) Pacquiao vs Hatton - 850,000 buys = $45 million revenue


Interesting Comparisons:


Mayweather vs Baldomir - 325,000 buys = $16.3 million revenue
Pacquiao vs Diaz - 250,000 buys = $11 million revenue

Mayweather vs De La Hoya - 2.4 million buys = $136.6 million revenue
Pacquiao vs De La Hoya - 1.25 million buys = $70 million revenue

Mayweather vs Hatton - 920,000 buys = $50 million revenue
Pacquiao vs Hatton - 850,000 buys = $45 million revenue

Mayweather vs Gatti - 365,000 buys = $16.5 million revenue
Pacquiao vs Morales I - 350,000 buys = $15.7 million revenue

Mayweather vs Marquez - 1 million buys = $52 million revenue
Pacquiao vs Marquez II - 400,000 buys = $20.2 million revenue

Mayweather vs Mosley - 1.4 million buys = $78.3 million revenue
Pacquiao vs Cotto - 1.25 million buys = $70 million revenue

 

rofl pacfags getting killed in this thread

 

Excellent post expect to hear nothing but crickets from *******s. PBF has only had 7 PPVs to Pac's 11 and has stlill done more numbers and more money with less PPVS. It doesn't get any clearer as to who the bigger draw is and who deserves the bigger share.:deal Only a ******* would try and tell you otherwise.

 

Yes it is.

-- Pac dropped out of the Mayweather fight and chose Clottey as the opponent.
-- Arum put up no fight for Clottey to get his desired trainer
-- Pac and Roach hired Clottey's life long sparring partner

It is completely Pac's fault. Just like it would be Mayweather's fault if he set up a fight with a bum or a guy too scared to hit back. (I think Clottey was paid off due to the fact that he hit Pac at will and got a purse doubling bonus. He has NEVER looked like that in a fight.)

Now Pac is back asking for the same terms, post horrible fight, that he dropped out of the last negotiations. Still, you clowns lay the blame at Mayweather's feet?

 

Lets get real here, Pacquiao is the smaller draw. That is an indisputable fact. Against opponents of common standing he has done consistently less than Mayweather. If that is because of promotion or media attention, that is Top Rank's(and by extension Pacquiao's) fault. Fighter of the decade awards and p4p status doesn't mean **** in negotiations Oscar fought 4 p4p kings and each time he received a bigger cut because he was the bigger draw.

Now, regarding the negotiations. 2 separate negotiations occurred, the first in December and they ended and the new ones now. The negotiations in December ended because Manny was afraid of needles or some voodoo ****, and he sued Mayweather on top of it. He left the table, and Mayweather left the table, now since then things have changed Mayweather crushed Pacquiao's PPV numbers in a dominating performance. Now Pacquiao is back at the table but wants to hit rewind and go back to the olive branch that Floyd extended and which he spit on. Well That isn't how Negotiations work. You operate under the most recent knowledge and the most recent information place Floyd firmly in the drivers seat.

Another thing, this one is for the *******s or anyone else who thinks Pacquiao is a great human fighting for the people. He's acting, he's in the game for the same reason Mayweather is and that is money. He found his niche playing a nice guy, Mayweather found his playing a bad guy. Nice guys don't cheat on their wives and have them crying at Mass. Not saying Pacquiao is a bad guy, but don't put hoist him up higher than you would Mayweather based on actions.

 

I agree Floyd should get more, but not 60/40, which could mean $20 million more for Floyd, as he were fighting another big PPV fight the same night. Ultimately the 2 boxers decide. I see it 55/45 to 52/48 for Floyd if the fight has a chance of happening.

 

Solid. :good

 

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