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Lol PBC fanboys mad because they know their boy is a certified flop. Showtime actively hides their PPV buys. You don't hide success. Top Rank on ESPN has anywhere from 800k to 1m people watching. The reason you don't see plus numbers directly is because most major cards are on the app or on the actual network. You are overpaying for trash cards, yet I'm the clown? Lol.Comment
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The typical PBC fanboy response, they always say "I'm not broke like you". Odd flex, maybe not broke, but you sure are ****** for paying for trash. You are the kind of fool who pays for a timeshare I'd wager. A materialistic loser who lives beyond their means. It also shows you are not a real boxing fan, as quality match ups don't matter to you. It's odd you attack me for calling this exactly what it is. Showcase fights at PPV prices. These guys always show they are not smart people, Haymon loves robbing morons like you.
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Star making fights with a guy who can't sell a PPV event? They cap out at 200k that is sad numbers, which is why Showtime is in the Jake Paul business, gotta make money somehow. People want a Davis fight because theyknow they can clown that guy. This is why he's fighting FWs over legit LWs. Or fighting guys who draw with dudes with losing records. He's a coward and you love him for it. They legit ducked Loma, that is a stink he'll never wash off in my book. I'll keep reminding people like you of it. You are the kind of customer Haymon likes, too dumb to know any better, just hand your money over for sham PPVs. Clown world s**t.Comment
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Now, now, Johnny, calm down. He doesn't top out at 200K, that's the starting point. He is considered the cash cow of the division and 140.
The coward that you speak of just separated himself from Floyd, the guy that that put him into the position of being the top draw at 135-140, because he WANTS the best competition out there. I can understand your frustration with him not facing the likes of Loma, Haney, or Shakur yet, but look at what what he's doing after he's ditched Mayweather Promotions. He's fighting a champion, that's actually very skilled and naturally bigger than him as a tune up, and fighting Ryan after. He's been extremely vocal about facing Haney and Shakur afterwards, which has not been his nature. If he runs the gauntlet, then I expect you to be on here as a fan afterwards.Comment
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I saw this in a press release, but I suppose it could change. I doubt it though because the Andrade fight is the weakest fight on the card so it makes sense for it to be first......
“Kicking off the telecast is the dangerous two-division champion Andrade, who can send a message to the rest of the 168-pound division when he opens the pay-per-view. This card is lined up to deliver from open to close and has all the makings of a night of non-stop action.”
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That's pretty sad, when a seasoned veteran and former champion, is the opener on a PPV card that features up and comers.
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