Which is why you don't take any figure coming out in this sport nowadays, PPV numbers, purses, estimated earnings, etc. seriously. They are massively exaggerated. If you've been following boxing at least starting from when PBC started, you know exactly the realistic figures are. Danny Garcia's purse, for example, in the Rod Salka fight was $700K, which was seen as already huge at that time. Leo Santa Cruz made $750K vs a former sparring partner. Again it's seen as huge. And these figures were not hard to find at that time. $1 million is a huge deal even to this day. How in the world it went from $1 million to $10 to $25 million? What changed? Certainly not the size of the fights, not the PPV numbers, not the crowd size, not the investors, etc. What changed is bogus writers, like you said, youtube channels that lie about anything and get away with it.
Comments Thread For: Gervonta Davis vs. Lamont Roach is 'a hard pill to swallow'
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Heys guys I have this radical age-old idea that used to work great. If you like the fight and want to buy it then do it. If you don't like the fight then don't buy it. Fuqing simple!!!Comment
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The funny thing is that all of you that complain about the PPV fights and yell and scream that you're not going to buy it doesn't make any difference at all. The networks (Prime, Espn, Sho, hbo, Dazn) all know who is and isn't going to buy the fights when they decide to make it a PPV. Neilson ratings my friends! They work on cable and streaming services as well. They have data on every address in America about who does what in that house. Every address has a well documented history on every PPV that was purchased. They know which credit card under whatever name was used. They know if this house only buys Canelo - De la Hoya - JCC fights and they see what the pattern is. In my house (which was built in Sept 2004 - happy 20 yr anniv to me) they can see that I purchase PPVs featuring Tank, Canelo, Spence, Wilder, Pacman, PPVweather, De la hoya, Tyson and so on. They know they can count on me to purchase Tank vs Lamont. So they can crunch their numbers and project that the fight will hit a certain amount. Once both fighters are satisfied with their take then the decision will be made to make it a PPV. They already know if there is going to be a profit. That's why when you lying jealous mothasuckas keep saying that Tank only did 50k in PPV sales and then you are shocked to see his next fight going right back on PPV you stoopid idiots cant figure it out! That's why Shakur's debut on matchroom was going to be a PPV and then the numbers came in and all of a sudden he hurt his pinky finger. Dazn was going to lose bigtime on that fight!!! And besides all of what I just shared, you poor broke ass suckas don't have 80 to spend if top rank told you they would send those two sexy ass ring girls over for the night for that amount. hahaComment
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I wonder how many people on this forum actually buy fight - pay for tickets or ppvs. Just thinking out loud. I used to but I don't any more.Comment
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As long as Tank's fans keep buying tickets and ppvs, he will keep doing it. Easy money for no risk and little effort. He clearly does not care what boxing experts are saying of what boxing fans on forums like these are saying. If I was making $10M per fight by cherry picking easy opponents, I must say, I would probably do it too.Comment
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CRAZY to think about, I haven't bought a PPV since Mayweather/Marquez, and that's after decades of buying, boxing is literally pricing fans out of the product. Beyond ******.Comment
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