Mayweather: "Hatton Won't Take The Fight"

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  • Cletus Funk
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    #111
    Originally posted by Technical_Skill
    They also show that Floyd can do bigger numbers than Manny Pacquiao, Erik Morales, Bernard Hopkins (non de la hoya), de la hoya himself, Lennox Lewis etc.

    Once again, Floyd's numbers are not appaling, no way.

    And why the hell would they wanna concentrate on selling PPV in the UK instead of the US? makes no sense, america is bigger, there are more people to sell the PPV to, otherwise why is hatton on HBO?

    Sorry, name me the Last UK PPV that did Numbers of 2 Million???
    Hopkins v Taylor 2 did more than any Floyd fight, DLH aside.

    Pac, EM, MAB, etc aren't American. Lewis is above Floyd on that list several times.

    Why would they want to concentrate on the UK? Because 600k+ is higher than the 300-400k that Floyd usually sells.

    What was the last big all British fight sold on PPV?

    Originally posted by Technical_Skill
    And by the way mayweather PPV cost more than Hatton,

    No wonder hatton does well on santanta

    Santanta were selling the Hatton-Castillo fight for 15 bucks lol.

    Mayweather fights are $54.99 are they not?

    lol.
    £15 is the monthly subscription, it wasn't PPV. The last Sky PPV that I bought was £20ish I think so pretty similar. LOLOLOLOL.
    Last edited by Cletus Funk; 06-27-2007, 09:11 AM.

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      #112
      it'll happen...hopefully by october

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        #113
        Originally posted by Cletus Funk
        Hopkins v Taylor 2 did more than any Floyd fight, DLH aside.

        Pac, EM, MAB, etc aren't American. Lewis is above Floyd on that list several times.

        Why would they want to concentrate on the UK? Because 600k+ is higher than the 300-400k that Floyd usually sells.

        What was the last big all British fight sold on PPV?



        £15 is the monthly subscription, it wasn't PPV. The last Sky PPV that I bought was £20ish I think so pretty similar. LOLOLOLOL.
        And did the numbers of that sky PPV do 2 million?

        lol.

        NO.

        So why the hell would they spend more time marketing The PPV in britain than america, when britain has less potential buyers than america?

        lol.

        No reason whatsover, or hatton wouldnt be on HBO.

        And one more time NO, mayweather does not do 'appalling numbers' the list proves it lmao.
        Last edited by Technical_Skill; 06-27-2007, 09:19 AM.

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          #114
          Originally posted by Cletus Funk
          What was the last big all British fight sold on PPV?



          £15 is the monthly subscription, it wasn't PPV. The last Sky PPV that I bought was £20ish I think so pretty similar. LOLOLOLOL.
          Hatton vs Castillo, was, lol

          Steve Bunce says Santanta IS PPV, this is an extract from his article in the independant newspaper sports section



          Boxing: Setanta lure Hatton from Sky ahead of crucial fight
          By Steve Bunce
          Published: 09 May 2007

          After 10 years and 42 fights Ricky Hatton has left Sky and will have his next fight, which is arguably his toughest, against Jose Luis Castillo on Setanta pay-per-view.
          The move was officially announced yesterday and put an end to six weeks of speculation surrounding the fight on 23 June, which will take place at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas.

          "We're thrilled to be working with the UK's most popular and talented boxer. It is further proof that Setanta is a force,'' said Trevor East, the Irish-based company's director of sport. East has been involved in the business of boxing for a long time having worked closely with Frank Warren first at ITV in the Nineties and then at Sky.

          The deal for Hatton to fight on Setanta is a coup for the boxer's promoter, Dennis Hobson. In addition to the Hatton pay-per-view, Hobson has secured a six-fight package for his own boxers, including the International Boxing Federation light-heavyweight champion Clinton Woods.
          "This is, I believe, the right move at the right time because I believe that boxing desperately needs a new look and that is what we have got here," said Hobson.

          Hatton has asked the Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney to carry his International Boxing Organisation light-welterweight title belt into the ring in Vegas. Rooney, whose father won amateur titles and whose uncle runs a gym, will be in Vegas to support Hatton with his United colleagues Ryan Giggs, Wes Brown and John O'Shea. "I know Wayne is a big boxing fan and I used to box for England with his uncle Richie," Hatton said.

          I rest my case.

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            #115
            Let me just get this straight. Are you suggesting that Floyd v Hatton will do anywhere near 2m PPV buys in the US? If you're not then you have no reason to keep bringing it up. Those numbers relate to 1 fighter and 1 fighter only so they aren't relevent in this thread. If you want to talk about the figures that matter then we're looking at figures in the 300s for US sales.

            The last Sky PPV fight that I bought was a Naz fight if I recall so it didn't do 2m, it did 400k+.

            OK, maybe appalling was the wrong terminology. Average amongst current US based fighters is better. Certainly not the weight of numbers to be making ridiculous financial demands off the back of.

            Originally posted by Technical_Skill
            And did the numbers of that sky PPV do 2 million?

            lol.

            NO.

            So why the hell would they spend more time marketing The PPV in britain than america, when britain has less potential buyers than america?

            lol.

            No reason whatsover, or hatton wouldnt be on HBO, he would be on Sky.

            And one more time NO, mayweather does not do 'appalling numbers' the list proves it lmao.

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              #116
              Originally posted by Technical_Skill
              Hatton vs Castillo, was, lol

              Steve Bunce says Santanta IS PPV, this is an extract from his article in the independant newspaper sports section



              Boxing: Setanta lure Hatton from Sky ahead of crucial fight
              By Steve Bunce
              Published: 09 May 2007

              After 10 years and 42 fights Ricky Hatton has left Sky and will have his next fight, which is arguably his toughest, against Jose Luis Castillo on Setanta pay-per-view.
              The move was officially announced yesterday and put an end to six weeks of speculation surrounding the fight on 23 June, which will take place at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas.

              "We're thrilled to be working with the UK's most popular and talented boxer. It is further proof that Setanta is a force,'' said Trevor East, the Irish-based company's director of sport. East has been involved in the business of boxing for a long time having worked closely with Frank Warren first at ITV in the Nineties and then at Sky.

              The deal for Hatton to fight on Setanta is a coup for the boxer's promoter, Dennis Hobson. In addition to the Hatton pay-per-view, Hobson has secured a six-fight package for his own boxers, including the International Boxing Federation light-heavyweight champion Clinton Woods.
              "This is, I believe, the right move at the right time because I believe that boxing desperately needs a new look and that is what we have got here," said Hobson.

              Hatton has asked the Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney to carry his International Boxing Organisation light-welterweight title belt into the ring in Vegas. Rooney, whose father won amateur titles and whose uncle runs a gym, will be in Vegas to support Hatton with his United colleagues Ryan Giggs, Wes Brown and John O'Shea. "I know Wayne is a big boxing fan and I used to box for England with his uncle Richie," Hatton said.

              I rest my case.
              Hatton Castillo was PPV, According to this article.

              lol.

              Seems like the last PPV you watched WAS NOT on sky.

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                #117
                Originally posted by Technical_Skill
                And did the numbers of that sky PPV do 2 million?

                lol.

                NO.

                So why the hell would they spend more time marketing The PPV in britain than america, when britain has less potential buyers than america?

                lol.

                No reason whatsover, or hatton wouldnt be on HBO.

                And one more time NO, mayweather does not do 'appalling numbers' the list proves it lmao.
                mayweater does decent numbers but hes no superstar. in the usa i think this gets like 500000 buys. a lot of people dont like hatton here.

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                • Cletus Funk
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                  #118
                  I could give a **** what Steve Bunce says. Take a look at their website, dip****.

                  I bought the ****ing thing. It's £15 per month subscription and you got an extra 2 months free. You get football, Aussie Rules, Rugby League and various other sports . The programs are still rolling and Sunday morning's long gone. What does that tell you?

                  Way to own yourself. LMAO.

                  Originally posted by Technical_Skill
                  Hatton vs Castillo, was, lol

                  Steve Bunce says Santanta IS PPV, this is an extract from his article in the independant newspaper sports section



                  Boxing: Setanta lure Hatton from Sky ahead of crucial fight
                  By Steve Bunce
                  Published: 09 May 2007

                  After 10 years and 42 fights Ricky Hatton has left Sky and will have his next fight, which is arguably his toughest, against Jose Luis Castillo on Setanta pay-per-view.
                  The move was officially announced yesterday and put an end to six weeks of speculation surrounding the fight on 23 June, which will take place at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas.

                  "We're thrilled to be working with the UK's most popular and talented boxer. It is further proof that Setanta is a force,'' said Trevor East, the Irish-based company's director of sport. East has been involved in the business of boxing for a long time having worked closely with Frank Warren first at ITV in the Nineties and then at Sky.

                  The deal for Hatton to fight on Setanta is a coup for the boxer's promoter, Dennis Hobson. In addition to the Hatton pay-per-view, Hobson has secured a six-fight package for his own boxers, including the International Boxing Federation light-heavyweight champion Clinton Woods.
                  "This is, I believe, the right move at the right time because I believe that boxing desperately needs a new look and that is what we have got here," said Hobson.

                  Hatton has asked the Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney to carry his International Boxing Organisation light-welterweight title belt into the ring in Vegas. Rooney, whose father won amateur titles and whose uncle runs a gym, will be in Vegas to support Hatton with his United colleagues Ryan Giggs, Wes Brown and John O'Shea. "I know Wayne is a big boxing fan and I used to box for England with his uncle Richie," Hatton said.

                  I rest my case.

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                  • Technical_Skill
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                    #119
                    Originally posted by Cletus Funk
                    I could give a **** what Steve Bunce says. Take a look at their website, dip****.

                    I bought the ****ing thing. It's £15 per month subscription and you got an extra 2 months free. You get football, Aussie Rules, Rugby League and various other sports . The programs are still rolling and Sunday morning's long gone. What does that tell you?

                    Way to own yourself. LMAO.
                    You mong, the Ricky Hatton fight WAS PPV,

                    Here' s why they did a special Ricky Hatton offer, you buy the Hatton Fight for £15 Pounds and then you get an additional 2 months of Santanta FREE

                    YOU Payed for the HATTON fight

                    The rest was a FREE promo to get you to buy the fight.

                    No 12 month subscription, No one year contract, offer ends june 23rd, the night of the fight.

                    *******.

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                      #120
                      ricky hattons gone get his ass handed to him if they fight. he knows it and everyone else knows it. he cant bully floyd and thats why he wont win. he lacks strategy and thats what will be necessary to beat a floyd mayweather.

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