I know that De La Hoya, Trinidad, and Tyson are some of the guys with most PPV events under their belts, but does anyone knows who is the guy with the most PPV appearances?

I am not sure but I would say it has to be either De La Hoya or Tyson.

Im guessing Mike Tyson.

JCC should be close to those two guys...

dlh is the undisputed ppv king, if tyson returns to the top of the heavyweight division id say tyson

According to *************.com these are the top PPV buy rates:

"Top Boxing Pay Per View Buy Rates
# Fight Date Buys Network
1. Holyfield vs. Tyson II 6/28/97 1,990,000 SET
2. Holyfield vs. Tyson I 11/9/96 1,590,000 SET
3. Tyson vs. McNeeley 8/19/95 1,550,000 SET
4. Holyfield vs. Foreman 4/19/91 1,400,000 TVKO
5. Tyson vs. Bruno 3/16/96 1,370,000 SET
6. De La Hoya vs. Trinidad 9/18/99 1,250,000 TVKO
6. Tyson vs. Ruddock II 6/28/91 1,250,000 SET
8. Holyfield vs. Lewis I 3/13/99 1,200,000 TVKO
9. Holyfield vs. Douglas 10/25/90 1,060,000 SET
10. Tyson vs. Seldon 9/9/96 1,010,000 SET"

Tyson's last fight sold 144k buys. Combine him with the top champion Vitali and today it would be hard to break 300k.

DLH is the king of ppv in this era.

DLH vs Campas sold 700k
DLH vs Mosley sold 900k
DLH vs Hopkins sold 1 million buys

DLH cant be touched.

Tyson's last fight sold 144k buys. Combine him with the top champion Vitali and today it would be hard to break 300k.

DLH is the king of ppv in this era.

For some reason thats a little hard to believe, only because De La Hoya isn't as notorious as Tyson. I am not saying your wrong it just weird to think because of all the media coverage Tyson gets.

But who's the one with more PPV events? DLH or Tyson?

But who's the one with more PPV events? DLH or Tyson?

I am not sure where you would find that. :confused: I will go look now...

Tyson by far

I couldn't find it...

Tyson has been on ppv since the 80's and is today.

Tyson has been on ppv since the 80's and is today.

I was watching Tyson vs. Berbick earlier today and I was thinking this was 19 years ago DAMN! Tyson has been around along time and he is still a PPV attraction that saying somthing. The guy is an icon...

Tyson has been on ppv since the 80's and is today.
What good does is that to guy who is the hole.

According to *************.com these are the top PPV buy rates:

"Top Boxing Pay Per View Buy Rates
# Fight Date Buys Network
1. Holyfield vs. Tyson II 6/28/97 1,990,000 SET
2. Holyfield vs. Tyson I 11/9/96 1,590,000 SET
3. Tyson vs. McNeeley 8/19/95 1,550,000 SET
4. Holyfield vs. Foreman 4/19/91 1,400,000 TVKO
5. Tyson vs. Bruno 3/16/96 1,370,000 SET
6. De La Hoya vs. Trinidad 9/18/99 1,250,000 TVKO
6. Tyson vs. Ruddock II 6/28/91 1,250,000 SET
8. Holyfield vs. Lewis I 3/13/99 1,200,000 TVKO
9. Holyfield vs. Douglas 10/25/90 1,060,000 SET
10. Tyson vs. Seldon 9/9/96 1,010,000 SET"

I thought Lewis vs Tyson was the biggest grossing fight of all time?

I thought Lewis vs Tyson was the biggest grossing fight of all time?


Tyson vs Lewis did 1.8 million ppv buys, Holyfield vs Tyson had the most buys at 1.99. However, since Holyfield vs Tyson cost $49.95 and Lewis vs Tyson costing $54.95 it generated the most revenue, not the most ppv buys.