Bingo! He actually did all the promotion. Let's not forget that Zab was also scared so he didn't say much to Floyd's face either and TATA...At least Oscar stood in front of Floyd and took it all, so did Hatton and you gonna have the same story with Marquez.
Zab was angry that they reduced his purse from $3 mil to $1 mil after the Baldo loss. So, he refused to participate in any promotions, conf calls, interviews, anything.
He did the initial presser, and then disappeared until fight night.
Besides, i wouldn't talk **** to Zab's face. He is so unstable, that he might take a swing at me and hurt his hand. He is the type of dude to kill a fight.
THE MANNY Pacquiao-Ricky Hatton showdown is now a certified pay-per-view monster hit.
Exceeding everyone’s expectations, the fight—which Pacquiao won by knockout late in the second round to wrest Hatton’s International Boxing Organization light welterweight crown—drew anywhere from 1.6 million to 2 million PPV buys, according to the USA Today newspaper.
The fight’s co-promoter, Bob Arum of Top Rank, had earlier projected sales of about 800,000 due to the world financial crisis.
Initial sales reports from cable firms, however, indicated that PPV buys was already over the 1.6 million mark, which would make the Pacquiao-Hatton duel the fourth biggest ever in boxing annals.
zab was angry that they reduced his purse from $3 mil to $1 mil after the baldo loss. So, he refused to participate in any promotions, conf calls, interviews, anything.
He did the initial presser, and then disappeared until fight night.
Besides, i wouldn't talk **** to zab's face. He is so unstable, that he might take a swing at me and hurt his hand. He is the type of dude to kill a fight.
THE MANNY Pacquiao-Ricky Hatton showdown is now a certified pay-per-view monster hit.
Exceeding everyone’s expectations, the fight—which Pacquiao won by knockout late in the second round to wrest Hatton’s International Boxing Organization light welterweight crown—drew anywhere from 1.6 million to 2 million PPV buys, according to the USA Today newspaper.
The fight’s co-promoter, Bob Arum of Top Rank, had earlier projected sales of about 800,000 due to the world financial crisis.
Initial sales reports from cable firms, however, indicated that PPV buys was already over the 1.6 million mark, which would make the Pacquiao-Hatton duel the fourth biggest ever in boxing annals.
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