Yes he stated Crawford vs Spence did well and then you randomly implied that he stated Pac vs Thurman did well which he did not. That is called conflation. You then proceed to argue from that conflated point, which was the straw man.
Again it is possible for a particular PPV buy number to be good for one fighter and not good for another.
But that's exactly my point. If you concede that social media helps to sell a fight, then you have to also concede that a PPV overperforming or underperforming is not simply a matter of the number of buys or who the top fighters are at the time.
Other things like social presence have to be taken in to account too, which I believe was at the core of the original argument that you disputed. Unless you're implying that all fighters and fights have relatively the same social media presence. Because if not, then one could logically say that the PPV sold well for Crawford vs Spence considering their lower media presence.
Again it is possible for a particular PPV buy number to be good for one fighter and not good for another.
But that's exactly my point. If you concede that social media helps to sell a fight, then you have to also concede that a PPV overperforming or underperforming is not simply a matter of the number of buys or who the top fighters are at the time.
Other things like social presence have to be taken in to account too, which I believe was at the core of the original argument that you disputed. Unless you're implying that all fighters and fights have relatively the same social media presence. Because if not, then one could logically say that the PPV sold well for Crawford vs Spence considering their lower media presence.
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