People botch no matter what. No matter who a boxer fights they should of fought someone else. It never ends and is inevitable. I can understand also why fighters look to cash out and make as much as try can. If this fight was 50 bucks people would still demand it be cheaper or be on free tv
aussies aient got it so bad then hey ? main events usually start around 1 or 2pm. so im usually down the pub chowing down on a nice steak or parma while the fights on
I have to pay £20 think how we feel, £5 more than the normal price! http://i3.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons...n_Sharks_Killed_Every_Year-s468x349-71815.jpg
I have not bought a single Pac or Mayweather fight since negotiations broke down. I am buying this one.
I don't see the big deal. Big fans think outside the box for something they're passionate about. Host a fight viewing party. Oh I forgot, you need friends... sucks for you guys Jokes aside even randoms would be interested in seeing a historic event
i used to pay 35 to 40 bucks for Tyson or Holyfield fights in the early 90's....thats 25 years ago.... quit ya *****ing cheap ass ****ers
I'm going to see it over the big screen, live, with my old man and lil bro. That's only about 10usd with some free snacks I think. Much much better than ordering it over PPV and watching it over our rather small (in comparison) 47 inch TV. I still regret not watching Pac-JMM IV in this way and ordering it over PPV only.
Both are outta there prime so I'm not interested enough to pay now Plus those hotel meetings looked shady
It'll still do probably 3 million in PPV buys. Thats 270,000,000 right there, just from American PPV. The end revenue numbers for this are going to be through the roof