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  • SouthpawRight
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    Casuals Demand This Rematch

    Spray_resistant How else would the big payday for each be justified

    Prior to the announcement I thought that the general public stopped caring about them

    Floyd no longer looked invincible and

    manny is no longer a phenomenon

    yet here it is the rematch 11.5 years later
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    i would say only casuals think floyd was some invincible unbeatable fighter. hardcore fans saw him lose to castillo, struggle against judah etc....and hardcore fans know no fighter is invincible. not to mention his general level of opposition was not all time great level, more of a steady pretty good to artificially extend his career. manny was no longer a phenomenon in the first fight...thats why it happened lol. then again floyd thought cotto and marg were phenomenons who were too dangerous to fight...baldomir...definitely not a phenomenon
    Last edited by daggum; 02-25-2026, 04:41 PM.

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    • Spray_resistant
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      #3
      Originally posted by SouthpawRight
      Spray_resistant How else would the big payday for each be justified

      Prior to the announcement I thought that the general public stopped caring about them

      Floyd no longer looked invincible and

      manny is no longer a phenomenon

      yet here it is the rematch 11.5 years later
      Alot of them think a 0 on their record means unbeatable until proven otherwise, I doubt this will do as well as Floyd thinks and of course Manny wants it, now he has his chance due mostly to Floyd's poor financial management.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Spray_resistant

        Alot of them think a 0 on their record means unbeatable until proven otherwise, I doubt this will do as well as Floyd thinks and of course Manny wants it, now he has his chance due mostly to Floyd's poor financial management.
        Netflix not ppv

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        • Spray_resistant
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          #5
          Originally posted by SouthpawRight
          Netflix not ppv
          So how do they make money if people are already subscribed?

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          • SouthpawRight
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            #6
            Originally posted by Spray_resistant

            So how do they make money if people are already subscribed?
            Since the rematch is effectively free let see if it gets more views than the original. Most recent Netflix boxing were great events Saul Santos v TBud and Buff Guy BBC Adonis Joshua the GigaTyrone Of All Combat Sports

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            Fighters on non-PPV platforms like Netflix are paid through large, guaranteed purses funded by massive upfront licensing fees paid by the streaming service to the promoter, rather than percentage-based PPV buys. Revenue is generated via subscription growth and advertising, with top fighters potentially earning bonuses based on viewership metrics.
            • Guaranteed Purses: Fighters receive a set amount to "show" (compete) regardless of fight outcome, often higher upfront to compensate for the lack of PPV upside.
            • Alternative Revenue Streams: Instead of direct PPV cuts, fighters may negotiate larger shares of sponsorships, gate receipts, and merchandise sales.
            • Viewership-Based Pay: In streaming deals, payouts may be linked to high viewership numbers, which drive, Netflix's profitability through subscriber growth.

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              #7
              Originally posted by SouthpawRight
              Since the rematch is effectively free let see if it gets more views than the original. Most recent Netflix boxing were great events Saul Santos v TBud and Buff Guy BBC Adonis Joshua the GigaTyrone Of All Combat Sports

              AI:

              Fighters on non-PPV platforms like Netflix are paid through large, guaranteed purses funded by massive upfront licensing fees paid by the streaming service to the promoter, rather than percentage-based PPV buys. Revenue is generated via subscription growth and advertising, with top fighters potentially earning bonuses based on viewership metrics.
              • Guaranteed Purses: Fighters receive a set amount to "show" (compete) regardless of fight outcome, often higher upfront to compensate for the lack of PPV upside.
              • Alternative Revenue Streams: Instead of direct PPV cuts, fighters may negotiate larger shares of sponsorships, gate receipts, and merchandise sales.
              • Viewership-Based Pay: In streaming deals, payouts may be linked to high viewership numbers, which drive, Netflix's profitability through subscriber growth.
              Oh so Netflix are just going to lose out in the hopes of getting more subs, Turki can payout like that because his boss the prince has unlimited oil money so whats a few hundo mill huh?

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              • SouthpawRight
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                #8
                Originally posted by Spray_resistant

                Oh so Netflix are just going to lose out in the hopes of getting more subs, Turki can payout like that because his boss the prince has unlimited oil money so whats a few hundo mill huh?
                As someone who doesn't watch tv I'd subscribe only for the fight then cancel the sub

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                • Pappy O’Daniel
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                  People definitely did stop caring about them, and I bet that’s part of why they are doing a rematch now. They can get a big payday and back in the spotlight and people will watch it because ****** gimmick fights are the thing now.

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                  • djtmal
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                    #10
                    Floyd's "advisors" told him that lawsuit ain't going nowhere, so you better git yo black azz in the ring or it will be sardines for dinner

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