i'm talking about PPV buys, and live attendance.
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Can Pac/Cotto surpass Floyd/DLH?
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Originally posted by Radicalwhy not in PPV?
Cotto vs Pac though could def do 1 Mill PPV buys and that's still great.
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Most likely not.Economy is not what it was and it will have some affect,neither one of them is as big as DLH and it featured the most of the most beloved mexican fighters fighting on a mexican holiday. Just look at how much the front row seats are rumored to be goin for. Pbf vs DLH was over 35k I think I saw 22k for Pac vs Cotto.
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Originally posted by Ravishing View PostFloyd vs DLH had mainstream promotion as where Cotto vs Pac will be a Boxing fan's fight but with much more noteriety. It's definitely getting a lot of attention, but overall marketing and promoting...Oscar and Floyd did a hell of a job promoting the fight.
Cotto vs Pac though could def do 1 Mill PPV buys and that's still great.
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Originally posted by Ravishing View PostFloyd vs DLH had mainstream promotion as where Cotto vs Pac will be a Boxing fan's fight but with much more noteriety. It's definitely getting a lot of attention, but overall marketing and promoting...Oscar and Floyd did a hell of a job promoting the fight.
Cotto vs Pac though could def do 1 Mill PPV buys and that's still great.
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I think the bar is too high. Not only because that had the sport's all-time greatest PPV attraction in De La Hoya (I think De La Hoya fights have more than half of the slots in the the top ten all-time PPV money-makers) but also because these are not really the best of economic times, anywhere.
Does it have a better than fair chance of bumping off a fight in the all-time top ten list? It has, I think.Last edited by grayfist; 08-12-2009, 08:48 PM.
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Originally posted by Radicalwhy not in PPV?
Its a huge fight, but not as big to the public as Mayweather vs De La Hoya was... the fight will still be huge though and very enjoyable... to Boxing fans.
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