How many of you are buying Benavidez/Morrell PPV?

[Sheikh]

Will not order this event because I already know the result. Why would I pay 80 bucks for something where I know the result. However I will always buy and support an event that is a competitive matched height

[MeanestNiceGuy]

So Joshua/Dubois was only $20 in the US, how many people bought that fight?


I'm not getting what you're saying here. Are you assuming cutting down PPV prices means people would buy?

It did 15-20k here in the US which is shocking and pretty much a death blow to my argument that ppv numbers would be higher if the prices are lower. LOL

[Hustle]

Be interesting to see how many people in the US buy this and how many buy Feb 22nd card. Don't care about which fighter gets more ppvs buys, just more to know what impact a top card and a low price does, all those people online who complain about ppv prices what percentage of them will then actually buy the Feb 22nd card? Benavidez Morrel is also a decent card

No way of finding out properly because you can ask the question like you did but people can fake vote without buying. Only way is to post screenshots like you asked which most people are not going to do

All Saudi cards will struggle on ppv in the U.S due to fight time. The ppv starts at 11am west coast time on a Saturday.

Recipe for low buys

[Hustle]

It did 15-20k here in the US which is shocking and pretty much a death blow to my argument that ppv numbers would be higher if the prices are lower. LOL

Fight time is the problem. Nobody is buying ppv at 3pm in the afternoon in america.

All u.k. and Saudi cards start in the a.m. if you live on the west coast.

[Boxing 112]

All Saudi cards will struggle on ppv in the U.S due to fight time. The ppv starts at 11am west coast time on a Saturday.

Recipe for low buys

I find it mad how people in the US complain about a 5pm main event time. In the UK, US main events are usually around 5am.

5pm on a Saturday is great you can get people together to watch it and at a decent time. Prime time 10pm is still good but don't get why i see US people complain about an afternoon, and when they do have it on primetime they complain if its run late to "12am". 5pm, 10pm, 12am main events way better than 5am.

[Idunnoshet]

I won't pay the $80.

I guess i'm not a " Real boxing fan".

Anyways.
Off to the gym I go.

[champion4ever]

I’m indifferent toward this fight. I don’t know who to root for. Since Canelo has made it abundantly clear that he wants no part of Benavidez. Then that makes this fight irrelevant to me in my judgement.

[El_Mero]

Will not order this event because I already know the result. Why would I pay 80 bucks for something where I know the result. However I will always buy and support an event that is a competitive matched height

Whats it gonna be? Did you put money down since you already know?

[MulaKO]

I’m indifferent toward this fight. I don’t know who to root for. Since Canelo has made it abundantly clear that he wants no part of Benavidez. Then that makes this fight irrelevant to me in my judgement.

It’s at light heavyweight
How can this fight be irrelevant when the winner has an opportunity to fight two of the best fighters in boxing at the moment ???
smfh

[MeanestNiceGuy]

Fight time is the problem. Nobody is buying ppv at 3pm in the afternoon in america.

All u.k. and Saudi cards start in the a.m. if you live on the west coast.

That's true. The fight aired back to back so it started around 11AM-7PM and aired again immediately after.