What are the all time top selling US PPVs in fights without Americans?

Now just be a man and admit you wrong boy!

1. The promoter enters into a Distribution Agreement with the distributor of the event, such as Showtime’s SET or HBO PPV. While not minimizing the comprehensive and sophisticated technical, marketing, and production efforts undertaken by these distribution entities, they are contractually charged with the responsibilities of marketing and distributing the event to cable operators throughout the United States and its territories (e.g., Puerto Rico). Such distribution by either SET or HBO is undertaken through a variety of pay-per-view affiliates and conduits (such as In Demand), enabling local cable operators such as Cablevision in New York City or Cox Cable in Las Vegas to have the event available for its regional subscribers.

 

Try telling a Puerto Rican he isn't American.The reaction will be vicious.

Better yet call a Puerto Rican a Mexican.

The first reaction will have everything to do with citizenship,and then turn to disgust,that you thought he was a mexican.There may even be instant outrage.At least here in Philly.

 

Now lets see him tuck his ***** between his legs and not respond!

 

as I said like a child. It states clearly there is no seperate contract domestic views are throughout the United States and its territories (e.g., Puerto Rico).

 

to prove my point further about the main topic.

3. The promoter and distributor jointly develop a marketing plan to enhance public and media awareness through the (hopeful) creation of a compelling event. They utilize the particular talents and demographic following of the event participants. For example, if one of the main event participants is a Latin boxer there will generally be a focused marketing plan of the event in California, Texas and New York, of which historic pay-per-view data reflects a large Latin population in those states supporting pay-per-view boxing. Promoters also endeavor to supplement the main event with undercard bouts that add diverse elements to attract a broader demographic following so that all bases are covered in attracting the widest fan base.

See Latin but especially P.Ricans who are american citizens have an advantage over a true immigrants when it comes to PPV in america.

 

The following example assumes a pay-per-view broadcast that is estimated to generate between 150,000-200,000 homes (reasonably successful by today’s standards). To provide a framework of just what this means, the July 29, 2001 Roy Jones, Jr. vs. Julio Gonzalez bout and the September 29, 2001 Bernard Hopkins-Felix Trinidad bout reportedly did 185,000 and 450,000 homes, respectively.

 

Your stupid.. Profiler piece of ****

Im glad to be Puerto Rican.

Have nothing against Mexicans and happy I get to come and go whenever the **** I want am still Puerto Rican...

And again I am Puerto Rican.. :good

Damn proud of it to!

 

Now what if they mistake you for a Dominican.

 

Pac-Marquez 2 did like 400K. I think it was the highest if not one of the highest PPV buys at the lower weight class.

 

I love Mangu u hater!! U should try it someday!

Some of their girls are ****ing hot too!!

Been to the Dominican Republic and I loved it!!

Seems like you've been doing some research huh?? Google?? Wikipedia??

Cause if u say that then you must know that unless a Puerto Rican is a racist piece of **** like others :nut

Then I dont see what your point is...

 

dont know if they were ppv but these must be up there

Barrera - morrales

Barrera - Pacquaio

Pacquaio - Morrales

Naseem - barrera

Cotto - Margaritto

Hatton - Castillo

lewis - Klitschko

lewis - Tua

duran - benitez

 

I have a child by a Dominican women and we all live together in peace and harmoney. And it's not racist its a rivalry. You know how I hear all the time "We own Baseball"