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  • Mary Jane
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    ...Ali-Frazier III.

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      • boxaholic
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        #12
        Originally posted by Marijuana
        ...Ali-Frazier III.
        Dam man when this fight happens I'm gonna try to get my 5k Back.

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          • Cadillac Man
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            #13
            Originally posted by Marijuana
            ...Ali-Frazier III.
            Worldwide appeal YEAH... PBF-Pac would be the biggest fight worldwide since Ali-Frazier. As far here in the states I'd say 1.6 million PPV buys. We might never see 2.5 PPV Buys again! 2.5 is truly amazing and might never ve reached again!

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              • Spacey1991
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                I can honestly see Mayweather vs Pacquiao beating the Mayweather vs De La Hoya PPV record if he beats JMM convincingly...

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                  • We want Floyd
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                    I don't think this fight will do as much as previous PPV blockbusters, but, the significance of this fight would be bigger than Holy - Tyson I & II , Lewis - Tyson or Floyd vs De La ****.

                    I mean, assuming Floyd takes care of Juanita, he keeps his 0 and then you've got PAC who has been on a f**kin' hotstreak. No need to figure out how to hype this fight up.

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                      • boxaholic
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                        #16
                        Originally posted by Cadillac Man
                        Worldwide appeal YEAH... PBF-Pac would be the biggest fight worldwide since Ali-Frazier. As far here in the states I'd say 1.6 million PPV buys. We might never see 2.5 PPV Buys again! 2.5 is truly amazing and might never ve reached again!
                        It would do more than 2 mill buys easy. THe other .5 million we can blame on the goose....I mean the economy.

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                          • Ekscape
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                            Yeah if Floyd beats JMM... You dont even need any hype for this fight, no press conferences, no nothing... and this fight will still do MAJOR numbers...

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                              • SkillspayBills
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                                Of THIS century......so far.

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                                  • RisAri0
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                                    .... slice bread




                                    but naw the hype of this fight would be the biggest one yet.. its gonna have that aura to it..

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                                        #20
                                        Originally posted by Cadillac Man
                                        Worldwide appeal YEAH... PBF-Pac would be the biggest fight worldwide since Ali-Frazier. As far here in the states I'd say 1.6 million PPV buys. We might never see 2.5 PPV Buys again! 2.5 is truly amazing and might never ve reached again!
                                        That is a really high bar to go up against. And things like Tyson-Holyfield and even Tyson-Lewis were massive worldwide.

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