What if Dana White put Silva vs. GSP on the same night as Pac/Cotto?

[Sin City]

No, he'd be wise not to.
If he did he would lose a lot of buys.

[John Ruiz.Jr]

No and **** MMGhhhhAY

[larry x]

then id have a great night watching 2 great fights

[savorduhflavor]

No on the ufc website on Nov 14th its on overseas event and its Bisping vs Denis Kang? so its a boo ass event but you might ask why because Dana White himself will probably be watching the Cotto/Pacquiao fight that night.

You're right. Penn/Sanchez is on 107 in December.

White aint putting up a big event against Pac/Cotto. He's smarter than that.

[Left2theliver]

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[larry x]

No, he'd be wise not to.
If he did he would lose a lot of buys.

no he wouldnt..both fights would sell great..no 1 would lose any buys..both sports have a faithful fanbase and arnt one in the same

[roujinziro]

The only way the UFC could come close to competing with Pac-Cotto would be if Dana White put Brock Lesnar on the card, and still that might do a million buys. I expect Pac-Cotto to hit about that number.

[Sin City]

no he wouldnt..both fights would sell great..no 1 would lose any buys..both sports have a faithful fanbase and arnt one in the same

Don't you watch both? Exactly, so you discredit your own point.

I'm sure there are people who watch both and boxing is much more established with a broader fan base. UFC has a lot of loyal dedicated fans but the casual viewer who just wants to see a fight would evaluate the quality of each event and would end up buying Cotto vs. Pac.

[trg6863]

If he did put a GSP/Silva fight, I'd end up buying both but he wouldn't. Also, GSP needs time to bulk up a lot more to even try competing against Silva. The only fight I think that would compete with the Pac/Cotto fight at this moment would be Lesnar/Fedor.

[nujabes77]

pac is the ppv king atm... no one can touch him