Ward vs GGG how many ppvs does it do?

More than 97k, that's for sure.

400k ward is the bigger draw and would bring more than 150k people 400k, Ward is the nighter draw and he brings in 150k? That would mean GGG would be the bigger draw....did I miss something here?

Not enough to make the fight unfortunately.

150-200k I wouldn't buy it.

250-410k Somewhere in that range.. Depends on the undercard

200,000 to 250,000 PPV buys, depending on the price.

I don't get it.

Why care how much it would make?

I think it will do better than people here think. The general public is not dumb, two guys in their prime both undefeated, one guy has a lot of hype the other is a proven top p4p fighter. I would think between 300-500k depending on how much time and money they spend on the buildup.

Well if you factor in Wards fans buys I'd say 98,000 or 151,000 depending on where you stand :)

350k with an active Ward and Jay Z involvement

probably not much, GGG is increasing his marketability with each fight but Ward isn't fighting. If the fight happened tomorrow i would say 200-300k. if Ward builds up his reputation again by fighting a few more times and GGG unifies his division and then fights Ward i would say probably 500-600k Now a lot of people saying that GGGs PPV did 97k, but multiple sources confirmed 150k so i am confused... who is right ESPN, fight hype, ****** or the other source (i believe it was someones twitter account?).

The wack sh1t about Ward is that he went and got hurt again. It's like he's giving ppl reasons to sh1t all over him. He's not exciting to watch anyway so that's always gonna be a problem. He had promotion issues and went extended periods without fighting. On top of that, the injury bug is always stinging him. Golovkin on the other hand hasn't had and doesn't have any of those problems.

i think ite does at least 400 to 450 this would be a fight that hits main stream cause espn would even talk about it. this fight is way bigger then peolle realize

So if it does 200k-250k then wouldnt that make Ward a decent draw?? He would be the Berto/Maidana vs the A side.

The hate for Ward is real. 500k buys.

2-300 thousand.

I can't believe how low people are saying it will be. I honestly think it would do at least 1 million buys but we probably won't find out. It may sound crazy but boxingscene comments give a good indication on how big a fight would be, everytime there's something controversial relating to Ward-GGG the comments go viral in a way i haven't seen besides May-Pac.

People are spoiled by Manny/Floyd draws. I was in that group until I recently took a hard look at the actual numbers. Take a look at some recent PPVs that did NOT have either Manny or Floyd: 3-Dec-11 Miguel Cotto vs. Antonio Margarito II 600,000 15-Sep-12 Sergio Martínez vs. Julio César Chávez, Jr. 475,000 12-Oct-13 Timothy Bradley vs. Juan Manuel Márquez 375,000 8-Mar-14 Saúl Álvarez vs. Alfredo Angulo 350,000 7-Jun-14 Miguel Cotto vs. Sergio Martínez 315,000 12-Jul-14 Saúl Álvarez vs. Erislandy Lara 300,000 17-Oct-15 Gennady Golovkin vs. David Lemieux 150,000 Make no mistake about it - Floyd & Manny were head and shoulders above anyone else when it comes to PPV draw power, everyone else, even people who had fought as B-sides to those 2, are not great headliners. This is why I don't see Ward/GGG becoming a huge draw. If Canelo and Cotto, who had previous PPV experience and fought Mayweather draw 300k buys, there's no chance in hell GGG/Ward draws more than 250k.

So if it does 200k-250k then wouldnt that make Ward a decent draw?? No it means the matchup is a draw That's pretty simple stuff Larry. You can start calling fighters a decent draw when they are able to sell PPV with matchups that are actually pretty awful. Look at Floyd-Berto/Guerrero, Manny-Algieri, Canelo-Angulo, or when they are consistently selling good PPVs. Ward would be a draw if he could sell even despite awful opponents, but we know he can't even sell with big name ones. GGG isn't a draw yet either, but 150k against a complete no-hoper without a name actually isn't that bad if you're being honest with yourself. It's an OK start. The reason GGG-Ward would do better than Lemieux is because we know Ward is a good fighter. A lot of people would want to see how good GGG really is, as he would be the focal point in that matchup.