Comments Thread For: Crawford-Spence Event Generated More Than $21,000,000 In Ticket Sales At T-Mobile Arena

[LAchargers373]

Life changing for crawford. Couldn’t have happened to a
more solid humble respectful guy too. He’s the real face of boxing now

[champion4ever]

Judging by those numbers we just might get an immediate rematch yet. I know that both fighters want it.

However, If I was managing Errol I would encourage him to push the rematch back as far as possible. Perhaps as late as the Fall of 2024.

The reason is because he needs more time to stay active in the ring in order to work on both his fitness and conditioning.

These fifteen and sixteen month intervals/layoffs between fights are really aging him and hurting his career.

The man has fought only three times in the past four years for crying out loud.

He doesn’t need to rush into an immediate rematch with Terence Crawford. He needs to take several tuneup fights first before challenging him again.

Bud will be there. He’s not going anywhere since crossing the street to the PBC. Terence is there to stay for the balance of his career.

[champion4ever]

I can see that the PBC is doing good business. Which is why it’s the largest and most successful promotional company in the world.

This has been thus far their greatest year in boxing yet. They are delivering the fights that boxing fans want to see. No other promotional entity comes close to them.

[Shadoww702]

PBC killing it!!!! $21 million gate for this fight and $23 million for Tank/Garcia!!!! Wow.

Next up CanCharlo!!! To add another $21+ million.

[Joseph]

Good for them. Use that money responsibly and continue giving us the fights we want to see.

[Bronx2245]

"Only the Gervonta Davis-Ryan Garcia superfight did bigger business on the year. Their April 22 event—also at T-Mobile Arena—produced an estimated $22.8 million in ticket sales and more than $100,000,000 in revenue from a reported 1.2 million PPV units sold."

I'm happy for Tank and Ryan, and I'm glad they gave the fans what they wanted, but DAMN! More than Spence vs. Crawford, with no real titles at stake? That's crazy!

[Bronx2245]

I wonder how much revenue will this fight make???

De La Hoya, Hearn Agree: Munguia Vs Berlanga Is A Hot One That Needs To Happen

https://www.boxing247.com/boxing-new...-happen/266755

[Lefty0616]

This is the beginning of what makes a superstar in boxing. The best must fight the best. These types of fights create buzz and makes it possible to become a household name.

These two had a very entertaining bout. They'll never look back - especially Crawford.

[Oldskoolg]

I can see that the PBC is doing good business. Which is why it’s the largest and most successful promotional company in the world.

This has been thus far their greatest year in boxing yet. They are delivering the fights that boxing fans want to see. No other promotional entity comes close to them.

There is no doubt what promotion is the king of boxing. Pbc is having an amazing year. I have no idea why anyone would sign with any other promotion based on what we are seeing in 2023. “Earn with haymon”

[The Big Dunn]

For a promotion that is supposedly dying, this is the 3rd massive event PBC has had or been part of this year- Tank/Ryan, Spence/Crawford and Inoue/Fulton.

PBC developed a star on their own, put on the best fight of the year, and worked with another promoter 2x on massive events, one on the road outside of America.

PBC has refuted every false narrative those that hate Haymon and Floyd have come up with, all in the span of a few months.

Add to that they have Canelo back in the fold and have the one opponent people want to see him fight the most in Benavidez.

Lastly, they took a disgruntled Crawford that is suing TR for racial bias, and not only got him the fight his previous promoter couldnt, but got him a viral cultural moment when Eminem walked him out.

Lmfao.