The Next PPV Star

I'm just worried about you

 

Your sick because you ate a bad burger. I get it. But look at like this. If the burger was worth the sickness, then eat it again.

 

I just feel like...like running

 

Keith Thurman! He's got the deepest opponent pool, the most charisma, and he's skilled with speed and power!

Canelo is definitely gonna be the man when they leave, but he's either going to lose as soon as he steps up, or he's gonna spend his career fighting people no one cares about.

Hopefully, he loses the torch, and Thurman picks it up.

 

Then put your cowboy boots on and make it a challenge

 

Damn it, man. ****! Why do you want to know my secret, man?

 

you racist dont even try and hide anymore:bart

 

Please stop with names like anthony joshua or kell brook , because it's funny, they're british and we're talking about real ppv in usa, that means it has to be mexican, puerto rican or american fighter. So it's canelo,maybe thurman .

 

Explain Manny Pacquiao.

 

Watch one of his fights... Satisfied?






And he beat Oscar.

 

why "But"? haha

 

Charisma != *******.


GGG has charisma.

 

Haha well spotted. But well done

 

C'mon broatsch
Not Kell Brook:-(

:smoke

 

I think the following guys are the only ones who have a chance to become PPV stars and i'm talking about 500K plus.

Saul Alvarez - Needs a few more fights to re-establish himself after the poor Mayweather performance, if he rematched and beat Floyd then he would definately become a 1 million plus PPV star.

Adrien Broner - Like Canelo he has to repair all the damage from the Maidana loss, could take him another 2 years remaining unbeaten before he gets talked about as being a PPV star again. Love him or hate him, he gets people to talk about him and creates hype.

Keith Thurman - He has star quality and has a crowd pleasing entertaining style with knockout power. If he faces and beats Mayweather next year he could become a major PPV force.

Deontay Wilder - Bit of a long shot but he does have that knockout power and charisma to become a star, his chin is still a big question mark at the highest level and he may become another Seth Mitchell rather then America's next Heavyweight champ.

Julio Caesar Chavez Jr - Has a potentially huge Mexican fanbase, if he can get his **** together and start dedicating his life to boxing then he has a shot of selling major PPV's.

Andy Ruiz Jr - If he gets in better shape and becomes the first Mexican World Heavyweight champion then he can become a major PPV seller.

Felix Verdejo - This kid looks sensational and could take over as PR's next big thing and bring the loyal PR fans too who followed Trinidad and Cotto.