Comments Thread For: Crawford-Spence: PPV Event Generated More Than $55,000,000 In Domestic PPV Revenue

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More good news has come from the Terence Crawford-Errol Spence undisputed championship clash. BoxingScene.com has learned that the July 29 Showtime Pay-Per-View event has sold at least 650,000 units, with final projections expected to land just shy of 700,000 domestically. The figure places expected domestic PPV revenue north of
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[Teetotaler69]

650,000 isn't bad. Really good actually for two non charismatic guys

[markusmod]

Its been a big year for PBC and Showtime.

[Boxfan83]

Damn Bud is a PPV star.

[moochi]

Let's start with the "face of boxing" name calling for Terence as well lol (whilst Jake Paul and KSI seem to get 10x the amount of coverage)

[PBR Streetgang]

There was a lot of water cooler talk by casual fan coworkers about this fight.

Crawford probably has ascended to PPV status (I don't count those ESPN ones with Postol and Khan) provided the opponent is a decent one.

[Greenfield02]

Not the million plus that Crawford and Spence fans were claiming that it was going to be... But not bad for a sport everyone claims is dying for the past 20+ years....

[Monty Fisto]

It's a lot of money and well done to all involved. But there's quite a disconnect between their boasts that this was the biggest fight at any weight for 10 years and underperforming Tank vs Ryan in sales.

[Afi23]

I'd love nothing more than for Bud to face Boots but business being business, Bud simply can't hand over such platform to Boots at the moment for the reward that Boots might provide compared to the risk.
And even said reward might be given down the line to Bud if he was to win and Boots goes on the become an all-time great afterwards (shades of Floyd vs Canelo).

[QballLobo]

Crazy that it generated just about half of what Tank/Garcia generated just a few months ago.
Thought it would about 800k or so.
Still a big success.