Arum : Pacman Deserves $8-10 Million Vs. Marquez Iii

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  • MakeDamnSure
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    Arum : Pacman Deserves $8-10 Million Vs. Marquez Iii

    PACMAN DESERVES $8-10 MILLION VS. MARQUEZ III
    dennis PRINCIPE
    Saturday, 22 March 2008


    One on One with Bob Arum

    IF Manny Pacquiao fights Juan Manuel Marquez, the Filipino boxing sensation deserves to get at least $8 million.

    This was what Bob Arum told the daily morning Philippine radio program “Sports Chat” where the veteran promoter was the main guest recently.

    But despite the specific numbers being suggested, Arum said an immediate rematch will not be a good idea.

    In the same interview Arum revealed the ticket sales which according to him is the biggest sales by far achieved by the three-division world champion.

    Arum disclosed the gate sales of the fight saw an income of $3,350,000, excluding the nearly $60,000 sales of the closed-circuit coverage.

    This amount, according to Arum, is Pacquiao’s all-time high, eclipsing the $2,900,000 revenue for the Filipino’s third bout with Mexican icon Erik Morales.

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    Originally posted by MakeDamnSure
    PACMAN DESERVES $8-10 MILLION VS. MARQUEZ III
    dennis PRINCIPE
    Saturday, 22 March 2008


    One on One with Bob Arum

    IF Manny Pacquiao fights Juan Manuel Marquez, the Filipino boxing sensation deserves to get at least $8 million.

    This was what Bob Arum told the daily morning Philippine radio program “Sports Chat” where the veteran promoter was the main guest recently.

    But despite the specific numbers being suggested, Arum said an immediate rematch will not be a good idea.

    In the same interview Arum revealed the ticket sales which according to him is the biggest sales by far achieved by the three-division world champion.

    Arum disclosed the gate sales of the fight saw an income of $3,350,000, excluding the nearly $60,000 sales of the closed-circuit coverage.

    This amount, according to Arum, is Pacquiao’s all-time high, eclipsing the $2,900,000 revenue for the Filipino’s third bout with Mexican icon Erik Morales.

    http://www.sportsnews.ph/index.php?o...d=610&Itemid=1

    WOW. FOR A GUY WHO DOESNT NEED TO TALK CRAP AND ACT LIKE A TOTAL FAKE ***** IN FRONT OF PUBLIC. NOW THAT IS WHAT GREATNESS SHOULD BE CALLED ABOUT. NOT ONLY PACQUIAO BUT THOSE OTHER MEXICANS AND FIGHTERS WHO CAN GET PEOPLE TO WATCH THEM FIGHT EVEN IF THEY FIGHT A SMALL FIGHT. NOT UNLIKE OTHER CLOWNS WHO NEEDS SOMEONES FAN BASE TO LEECH ON TO GET PROFIT. WHAT A ****ING LOSER WHOEVER THAT FAKE ***** IS.

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    • sanga
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      pacman said that the buisness is already finished. if both of these fighters atleast build their base on the lightweight division by winning their next fight, then i would love to see a rematch.

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      • muppetman
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        Originally posted by sanga
        pacman said that the buisness is already finished. if both of these fighters atleast build their base on the lightweight division by winning their next fight, then i would love to see a rematch.
        if pacman is happy by winning by one point then thats fine but in the back of his mind he knew that fight could have easily went to marquez so he is happy with it cuz he escaped with the gift decision so thats why he saying its over!!

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