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Schaefer: Only 1,376 tickets left for Mayweather-Guerrero
Posted on 14 March 2013 by Frank Rewey
By Chris Williams: Golden Boy Promotions Boss Richard Schaefer is confirming that you will find only one,376 tickets left from the 16,000 tickets for that May fourth fight between WBC interim welterweight champion Robert The Ghost Guerrero (31-1-1, 18 KOs) and unbeaten Floyd Mayweather Junior. (43-, 26 KOs) in the MGM Grand in Vegas, Nevada, based on Serta Rafael. Thats pretty since the battle continues to be two several weeks away. It teaches you the type of star energy the 36-year-old Floyd continues to have. He might not fight everything frequently, but boxing fans continue to be prepared to capture his tickets like hotcakes.
I dont recall the latter Manny Pacquiao fights selling out this rapidly. He does not appear to achieve the same Midas touch that Mayweather Junior. has nowadays, however I suppose that may be a primary reason why hes searching to battle outdoors from the U.S for his next fight. Mayweather includes a six-fight contract with Showtime/CBS he must get rid of over the following 30 several weeks. What this means is were most likely likely to see similar martial artists to Guerrero in Mayweathers approaching fights of his six-fight contract unless of course he is able to lure Pacquiao into accepting a battle for any nice friendly purse split of say 60-40. I believe Mayweather would absolutely accept fight Pacquiao within the six fights as lengthy as Pacquiao would like to simply accept the more compact purse.
Its certainly a possible fight, but Pacquiao needs to realize that hes lost his latter fights and hes not setting up exactly the same ppv amounts that Mayweather is. Pacquiao cant be requesting a 50-50 cope with him losing right and left. Guerrero helps it to be interesting as lengthy because this fight lasts together with his face-first type of fighting. Hes going to try and walk-through exactly what Mayweather throws and finish up getting illuminated within this fight.
http://updatemedaily.com/schaefer-on...ther-guerrero/
Posted on 14 March 2013 by Frank Rewey
By Chris Williams: Golden Boy Promotions Boss Richard Schaefer is confirming that you will find only one,376 tickets left from the 16,000 tickets for that May fourth fight between WBC interim welterweight champion Robert The Ghost Guerrero (31-1-1, 18 KOs) and unbeaten Floyd Mayweather Junior. (43-, 26 KOs) in the MGM Grand in Vegas, Nevada, based on Serta Rafael. Thats pretty since the battle continues to be two several weeks away. It teaches you the type of star energy the 36-year-old Floyd continues to have. He might not fight everything frequently, but boxing fans continue to be prepared to capture his tickets like hotcakes.
I dont recall the latter Manny Pacquiao fights selling out this rapidly. He does not appear to achieve the same Midas touch that Mayweather Junior. has nowadays, however I suppose that may be a primary reason why hes searching to battle outdoors from the U.S for his next fight. Mayweather includes a six-fight contract with Showtime/CBS he must get rid of over the following 30 several weeks. What this means is were most likely likely to see similar martial artists to Guerrero in Mayweathers approaching fights of his six-fight contract unless of course he is able to lure Pacquiao into accepting a battle for any nice friendly purse split of say 60-40. I believe Mayweather would absolutely accept fight Pacquiao within the six fights as lengthy as Pacquiao would like to simply accept the more compact purse.
Its certainly a possible fight, but Pacquiao needs to realize that hes lost his latter fights and hes not setting up exactly the same ppv amounts that Mayweather is. Pacquiao cant be requesting a 50-50 cope with him losing right and left. Guerrero helps it to be interesting as lengthy because this fight lasts together with his face-first type of fighting. Hes going to try and walk-through exactly what Mayweather throws and finish up getting illuminated within this fight.
http://updatemedaily.com/schaefer-on...ther-guerrero/
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