MAYWEATHER dominates Pacquiao sales. Again. And again. And again.

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  • iHateThePacMan
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    #131
    Originally posted by Shadow boxer 3
    cant argue with facts. numbers dont lie. i just hope floyd gets in the ring with the pac/cotto or mosley
    Yeah misleading facts!

    I can show you some financial statements that looks too good to be true.

    People just looks at the numbers and goes yeah it looks good but doesn't consider the whole picture. They just look at the total sales but not the growth.

    Look at this way when you compare the transition from Dela Hoya to Hatton:

    Mayweather = from 2.4m down to 950k = 60% Decline
    Pacquiao = from 1.2m down to 825k = 30% Decline

    Of course De la hoya is a bigger draw. Put people don't consider that pacquiao's popularity is continually growing.

    I can even see it happening in my own eyes. During the fight with hatton vs pac there's 2x as much people at my house compare to the delahoya fight. Of course that's an isolated data, but the fact that people talked about it, asked their friend friend's how exciting that fight was and are willing to want to see more speaks for itself.

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    • Al Haymon
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      #132
      Originally posted by iHateThePacMan
      Yeah misleading facts!

      I can show you some financial statements that looks too good to be true.

      People just looks at the numbers and goes yeah it looks good but doesn't consider the whole picture. They just look at the total sales but not the growth.

      Look at this way when you compare the transition from Dela Hoya to Hatton:

      Mayweather = from 2.4m down to 950k = 60% Decline
      Pacquiao = from 1.2m down to 825k = 30% Decline

      Of course De la hoya is a bigger draw. Put people don't consider that pacquiao's popularity is continually growing.

      I can even see it happening in my own eyes. During the fight with hatton vs pac there's 2x as much people at my house compare to the delahoya fight. Of course that's an isolated data, but the fact that people talked about it, asked their friend friend's how exciting that fight was and are willing to want to see more speaks for itself.
      Soooo,,. are you going to tell us how the PPV distribution works? talk us through the economics.

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      • Al Haymon
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        #133
        Originally posted by iHateThePacMan

        Look at this way when you compare the transition from Dela Hoya to Hatton:

        Mayweather = from 2.4m down to 950k = 60% Decline
        Pacquiao = from 1.2m down to 825k = 30% Decline
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        ...Did you want to include the May/Marq fight for Floyd?

        And then we will include the Pac-Cotto fight?

        ...reminder: this thread will still be on here in a month.

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        • ELPacman
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          #134
          Um, who cares? Just because he puts better numbers than Pacquiao doesn't mean I prefer to watch him over Pacquiao. Mayweather makes his numbers with his mouth, Pacquiao does it with his fists. I'd pay to watch Pacquiao fight once a week! ...well maybe not, but you get the point.

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          • Al Haymon
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            #135
            Originally posted by ELPacman
            Um, who cares?.
            If you don't care, why are you commenting?

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            • iHateThePacMan
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              #136
              Originally posted by Al Haymon
              ...Did you want to include the May/Marq fight for Floyd?

              And then we will include the Pac-Cotto fight?

              ...reminder: this thread will still be on here in a month.
              About what? The fact that I was right about floyd having stable followers?

              sales from hatton to jmm: it was almost identical

              Want to compare the growth in sales that Pacquiao has from JMM to hatton?

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              • Al Haymon
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                #137
                Originally posted by iHateThePacMan
                About what? The fact that I was right about floyd having stable followers?

                ?
                I have now challenged you TWICE to back up your statements. You came in here calling people idiots.


                For the third time, and since you came in this thread calling people idiots, explain how a P&D deal works. Who gets paid how much and how do the sales flow through?

                Meet the challenge.

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                • Syf
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                  #138
                  Originally posted by Radical
                  Floyd Mayweather is AMERICAN

                  that's why he attracts more PPV numbers

                  Pacquiao is NOT AMERICAN

                  get that in your head
                  I keep seeing this argument.. Yes, part of it is him being American. But there are other American boxers. Shane Mosley for instance, a great fighter of our time. Why hasn't he enjoyed FMJ's same success? Pac, a non american, moves more PPV's than Mosley can. There's more factors here than just nationality.

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                  • Al Haymon
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                    #139
                    Originally posted by Syf
                    I keep seeing this argument.. Yes, part of it is him being American. But there are other American boxers. Shane Mosley for instance, a great fighter of our time. Why hasn't he enjoyed FMJ's same success? Pac, a non american, moves more PPV's than Mosley can. There's more factors here than just nationality.
                    Another non-American, Felix Trinidad, consistently outsold Shane. Felix is "foreign" and actually never spoke English publicly.

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                    • iHateThePacMan
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                      #140
                      Originally posted by Al Haymon
                      So, we should ignore the proven and estalished history vs common opponents. And only consider the

                      A : B vs. C : D comparison?

                      Does that sound right to you?...and you are calling other people idiots?

                      Who's fault is it that Pac isn't effectively promoted? pac has the most experienced promoter in the business.
                      promote himself? not promoters. Try promoting yourself in a foreign country without speaking their language? Good luck with that?

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