Comments Thread For: Canelo-Saunders Generates $9,002,920 Live Gate From 66,065 Tickets Sold

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez amassed more ticket sales for his most recent main event than for any other since his two-fight set with Gennadiy Golovkin. The four-division and reigning super middleweight champ from Guadalajara, Mexico added to his legacy with an 8th round stoppage of previously unbeaten WBO titlist Billy Joe Saunders. The three-belt unification clash headlined a May 8 DAZN-******ed event from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas which generated a live gate of $9,002,920 from a record 66,065 tickets sold.
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[PunchMeIDareYou]

Not good at all

[Boxing-1013]

Not good at all

What would have been a good number? It beat Jacobs and Kovalev gates

[Bob Haymon]

The Cotto-Canelo fight also had a bigger gate than this.

[Oldskoolg]

Now now....this is n excellent gate. Especially on the backend of the worst pandemic in a century. Texas is an excellent state for boxing and with its large ultra nationalist Mexican American population it’s probably the best stage for him. I remember watching Whitaker and Chavez fill the Alamodome with the similar amount back in the early 90s

[Get em up]

Now now....this is n excellent gate. Especially on the backend of the worst pandemic in a century. Texas is an excellent state for boxing and with its large ultra nationalist Mexican American population it’s probably the best stage for him. I remember watching Whitaker and Chavez fill the Alamodome with the similar amount back in the early 90s

I agree it's a killer total especially right as the country was opening up. My only thought is with that many people I wouldve figured it would be a astronomical number

[Get em up]

Now now....this is n excellent gate. Especially on the backend of the worst pandemic in a century. Texas is an excellent state for boxing and with its large ultra nationalist Mexican American population it’s probably the best stage for him. I remember watching Whitaker and Chavez fill the Alamodome with the similar amount back in the early 90s

With an average ticket price of $136.27 after I did the math that's incredible really

[sicko]

Wait...What? That is not adding up correctly? Either Tickets was really Dirt Cheap or a lot of tickets was given away just to fill out the Stadium to claim some sort of "Record"

By the way nothing wrong with giving out tickets and offering cheaper tickets and allowing fans to comeback and watch the event during a damn Pandemic so this is not to discredit Canelo as a Draw or any of that childish garbage. Just expected more Since Big Mouth Eddie was running around bragging about a record

[_Rexy_]

that seems low...

[VegasRaiders]

Doesn't showtime own this site?