PPV numbers under 1mm but actually over 1mm

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  1. floyd_g.o.a.t

    floyd_g.o.a.t Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    This *** actually thinks it's a competition :lol:
     
  2. santiagoRedux

    santiagoRedux Your Parents Failed Full Member

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    Congratulations, seriously, it didn't sound like you were chewing on Floyd's **** and balls in this post.
     
  3. macalpinerules

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    Something we have to remember is that outside of his fight with De La Hoya, Mayweather didn't sell 1m ppv's until manny came in the picture. Remember how hyped up people were for the Mayweather vs Hatton fight, how much muscle HBO put behind that fight? It failed to crack 1m PPV buys. Like people on here have pointed, now that the race to the top is over between Pacquaio and Mayweather, Floyd will go back too being a very solid PPV guy 700k-800k.
     
  4. sbbigmike

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    :lol:
     
  5. santiagoRedux

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  6. PistolPat

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    Robert "didn't have a Ghost of a chance" Guererro should have done more to inspire people to watch. Like say maybe worn a religious themed trunk and priest robes to match his t-shirt as well as grown his beard longer to look more like Jesus's beard. On top of that he could have had his corner read him some bible passages in between rounds. All these little details can make a big difference in inspiring people because his performance most certainly did not, which is what most individuals expected from him hence not buying the PPV.

    Robert should watch N'dou's performance vs Floyd, now thats inspiring, he gave it everything he had even though he was getting destroyed in the ring where as Robert did what most of us expected, nothing.
     
  7. bigdog2001

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    I believe his best ppv was agaisnt judah and cracked 375k, vs a very popular gatti he cracked 350k. It tells you something about mayweather.
     
  8. Scar

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    His opponent was someone with no hope, I'm personally glad the fans are waking up to this and not ordering fights where Mayweather can freely demonstrate his ability whenever and however he wants. Regarding the "cash cow" stuff, he IS boxing's cash cow whether you like it or not. Both Mayweather and Pacquiao are up there with the rest being far below.
     
  9. JohnAnthony

    JohnAnthony Boxing Junkie banned

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    it will be so good for boxing if this is true.

    Then floyd will have to fight Pac or Alvarez next
     
  10. Scar

    Scar VIP Member Full Member

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    He will still pick whoever he wants.
     
  11. Ahurath

    Ahurath Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Why do people care so much about the numbers?
     
  12. santiagoRedux

    santiagoRedux Your Parents Failed Full Member

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    Good question...let's ask.

    Floyd fans, why do you guys care so much about PPV numbers and cite them all the time?
     
  13. Bazooka

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    The Mayweather fans painted themselves in this corner ask them.... They are the ones who made a big deal out of Floyds PPV numbers claiming he was this massive star who could draw 1 million buys no matter who he fights. once again they have been proven wrong
     
  14. lester proctor

    lester proctor Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Cause if SHO is losing massive money, that's much less boxing on TV, especially for GBP fighters
     
  15. Lampley

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    Some of it is silly bickering, but the numbers do carry ramifications not only for Mayweather fights but other Showtime bouts. I hope they learned their lesson about pitting him against a no-hoper.

    This was the first Mayweather fight I didn't watch live since Gatti.