Top 10 PPV buy rates in 2010

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  1. FORMIDABLE

    FORMIDABLE Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    St Pierre-Koscheck did 785K? Damn, UFC fans are getting dumber by the year.

    Boxing needs to find a superstar quick fast to take the torch from Manny and Money.

    Those ****ing redneck degenerates will be unbearable once the UFC occupy all ten spots on that list. They already think they've stolen the "Baddest Man On The Planet" tag after Couture beat that shot-to-**** fool with titties
     
  2. unsigned_userv2

    unsigned_userv2 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    It's alright, when Lesnar got annihilated against Valesquez, UFC just lost one of their cash-cows.

    Hard to see Lesnar beating Dos Santos either, so don't know where he goes from here. Strikefore HWs crap all over UFCs HW anyway.
     
  3. bollocks

    bollocks Active Member Full Member

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    ...700K of that were from boxing fans checking out if GSP learned anything from Roach :D
     
  4. fatcity

    fatcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Well stated and there are many other instances to prove that boxing,on a global basis,outdraws and out revenue the UFC and rather easily at that.:deal
     
  5. Will Cooling

    Will Cooling Boxing Addict Full Member

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    That was his base pay. Add his percentage of the pay per view and Lesnar cleared a nice $3mil before any endorsements.
     
  6. Will Cooling

    Will Cooling Boxing Addict Full Member

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    The article this is taken off quite clearly states that its a North American only list. Which is fair given the significantly lesser price of UK ppvs.
     
  7. Pimp C

    Pimp C Too Much Motion Full Member

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    Glad the top the top 2 are boxing.
     
  8. Will Cooling

    Will Cooling Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Wrestlemania didn't even break 500,000 last year.
     
  9. Will Cooling

    Will Cooling Boxing Addict Full Member

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    And MMA fans will watch free fights on Versus, Spike and Showtime. Your point is?
     
  10. nip102

    nip102 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    boxing ain't primarily a ppv business its a network deal.also ufc is killing wwe not boxing
     
  11. Will Cooling

    Will Cooling Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Both only became real draws on PPV after beating the sport's biggest star - Oscar De La Hoya. What happens if Pacquiao and Mayweather leave the sport undefeated instead of passing the torch to a young fighter?
     
  12. jmmpbf

    jmmpbf Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Just wondering how much do UFC fighters get per fight? can't believe the Spyder Silva fight only made 600k
     
  13. nip102

    nip102 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    promoters will have to get off their ass and do their job
     
  14. Will Cooling

    Will Cooling Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Its all a bit cloak and dagger.

    Unlike boxing full purse figures aren't released, only the base pay promised in the fighter's contract.

    Most of the top guys will get a cut of the pay per view revenue on top of that. And every fight gets a 'locker room' bonus from the UFC.

    Again the guy who put this list together says that Lesnar has earnt $11million, not including endorsements, for his last three fights. Not as much as a comparable boxer but nothing to be sneezed at. And of course the point has to be made that unlike a boxer promoter the UFC is having to pay over 200fighters and a lot of backroom functions that in boxing are usually covered by the network.
     
  15. Will Cooling

    Will Cooling Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Point me to a boxing promoter that's worth over $1billion