How many PPV buys would a Floyd vs Pac do

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  • flyest1
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    How many PPV buys would a Floyd vs Pac do

    With a Mosley vs Cotto 2 undercard?

    That would be crazy. I know MMA usually puts on good undercards for there fans. Imagine if boxing could do a dream PPV event like this. There probably wouldn't be that money for it from the promoters view. But I know there is money out there for it. They just need to get a huge venue.
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    #2
    Originally posted by flyest1
    With a Mosley vs Cotto 2 undercard?

    That would be crazy. I know MMA usually puts on good undercards for there fans. Imagine if boxing could do a dream PPV event like this. There probably wouldn't be that money for it from the promoters view. But I know there is money out there for it. They just need to get a huge venue.
    That would not happen... no promoter can afford...

    But with this combination I would say 1.8 to 2.5mil

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      #3
      Originally posted by flyest1
      With a Mosley vs Cotto 2 undercard?

      That would be crazy. I know MMA usually puts on good undercards for there fans. Imagine if boxing could do a dream PPV event like this. There probably wouldn't be that money for it from the promoters view. But I know there is money out there for it. They just need to get a huge venue.
      Realistically Mosley and Cotto would only take money from "Peso" Pac and "Money" Mayweather....they aint having that.

      I think....


      Mayweather vs. Floyd

      with.......

      Khan vs. Hatton on the undercard.

      Nov. 14th....

      It would have to be held in a venue that can seat 100,000 plus.

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