Pacquiao-Clottey PPV buys estimated at 650-700K

[DeLaHoya1fan]

With no HBO "24/7" dedicated to the event, an unknown B-side fighter in the main event, and an undercard that while not notably weak certainly didn't help matters, industry chatter is that the Manny Pacquiao-Joshua Clottey fight last weekend did around 650,000 pay-per-view buys in the United States, with the final number likely to be near 700,000.

http://www.badlefthook.com/2010/3/18...s-estimated-at

[-Rab]

Nobody gives a **** btw.

[BoxingFanFirst]

Meh. That's good. I would have considered a success at 800k or more.

[FloydTBE]

With no HBO "24/7" dedicated to the event, an unknown B-side fighter in the main event, and an undercard that while not notably weak certainly didn't help matters, industry chatter is that the Manny Pacquiao-Joshua Clottey fight last weekend did around 650,000 pay-per-view buys in the United States, with the final number likely to be near 700,000.

http://www.badlefthook.com/2010/3/18...s-estimated-at

Nobody gives a **** btw.

Meh. That's good. I would have considered a success at 800k or more.

true.mayweather-mosley will get over 1.8 million

[P.WILL]

Not surprising, a 24/7 wouldn't have helped in my opinion.

[DeLaHoya1fan]

Nobody gives a **** btw.

why, cause Mayweather's last fight did bigger numbers?

[BlackHat]

FLoyd-shane would probably do around 500-600k, Shane doesnt have a big fanbase who are willing to pay to see Floyd lose.

[BoxingFanFirst]

FLoyd-shane would probably do around 500-600k, Shane doesnt have a big fanbase who are willing to pay to see Floyd lose.

I bet it does over 1mil. 3.7mil e-points

[deliveryman]

FLoyd-shane would probably do around 500-600k, Shane doesnt have a big fanbase who are willing to pay to see Floyd lose.

Bro you are delusional. I thought you took my bet cause you were donating, but you actually believe that ****. Amazing

[-Rab]

No, because I rather care about how good the actual fight was than how well it did at selling .