After Mayweather Destroys Pac/Cotto In PPV Buys He'll Be Crowned As The Real PPV King

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  • Al Haymon
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    #61
    "I'm going to say it's unexpected, but there was always a side of me that knew it was crossing over," Greenburg told The Associated Press. "You have to give some credit to Juan Manuel Marquez's Hispanic fan base, but beyond that, Floyd Mayweather has established himself as a star in the sport. All his work with 'Dancing With the Stars' and the WWE and (HBO reality show) '24/7' has established an image that Floyd projects and that people are interested in."

    HBO and Golden Boy Promotions attempted to reach new markets for boxing with a pastiche of Internet events, marketing tie-ins and public appearances. HBO also saw a ratings ****e for the four-part "24/7" series leading up to the fight, suggesting Mayweather's persona and fighting skills were the main draw for that surprising number of fans.

    "There's no question he's got a little bit of that Muhammad Ali in him from the '60s," Greenburg said. "There were a lot of people that wanted to see his mouth shut as well, and you can't take your eyes off him."


    Ross Greenburg ==> President of HBO Sports.

    You ==> NOT President of anything substantial

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    • strugler
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      #62
      PBF isnt PPV cash cow..........doesnt matter how many times you bump this...true story

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      • mrlopez
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        #63
        Originally posted by Mr. President
        We already have factual evidence that Mayweather is the biggest cashcow in the sport of boxing right now because him and Pac have fought the same opponents in their last 3 fights and Floyd drew in more numbers in every single one of them. But for those of you who are still under the delusion that Pac is the biggest draw, his fight with Cotto will be the nail in the coffin for that arguement. Cotto is a much bigger draw than Piss mouth Marquez is and i anticipate that Mayweather/Marquez will still crush them in PPV buys just like they did to the UFC that same night.

        Between Money Mayweathers dominance over Pac in PPV buys and the fact that Pacquiao almost died in the ring fighting Marquez (twice) where as Floyd toyed with him for 12 rounds, it's amazing that Bob "I have no soul" Arum has the nerve to deny Mayweather a 60/40 split if they ever meet. Floyd has proven himself to be the biggest thing in boxing (both skill and PPV wise) time and time again and it would be criminal to see him get anything less then a 60/40 split with an overrated product of the HBO hype machine like Pacquiao.

        But that aside, who do you think will sell more? Mayweather vs Marquez or Manny "I'm not in control of my own destiny" Pacquiao vs Cotto?
        **** what you talkin bout son! Cotto/Pac is gon take this one, people pay to see exciting fights, FMJ aint delivered, he likes glorified sparring sessions...yeah FMJ is a cashcow, but who really gives a flyin fu&k? Boxing fans want to see a great fight, period

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        • Chuckguy
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          #64
          Originally posted by Dominicano Soy!
          This is why people should put their age into their profile. We wouldn't have to ashamed of you because you're probably 14.
          says the Floyd ballwasher with the girl he could never get in his avi
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          Dom its 1030 west coast time which means its 130 east coast time to wash floyd balls brotha

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            #65
            Originally posted by strugler
            PBF isnt PPV cash cow..........doesnt matter how many times you bump this...true story
            manny pacquaio suposedly pbf's closest competition has done less ppv numbers in all their common opponents and not just by a little, on average pacman did half the ppv numbers pbf got fighting the exact same people, odlh is retired, pbf is the only fighter out there that can do 1mill ppv buys easily, end of....

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            • strugler
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              #66
              Originally posted by bunce101
              manny pacquaio suposedly pbf's closest competition has done less ppv numbers in all their common opponents and not just by a little, on average pacman did half the ppv numbers pbf got fighting the exact same people, odlh is retired, pbf is the only fighter out there that can do 1mill ppv buys easily, end of....
              DLH v.s. MAY - pre -Recession
              hatton PAC made 1 m PPV.............. Cotto v.s. PAC will make more than PBF v.s. Marquez.....without the need fake ass gimmicks and ****..........

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              • Stoppage
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                #67
                What's with people caring about who sells the most PPVs? What happened to people caring about who's champion?

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                • Mr. President
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                  #68
                  Originally posted by Stoppage
                  What's with people caring about who sells the most PPVs? What happened to people caring about who's champion?
                  You must be new to the sport so i'll let you in on a little secret: how much a fighter draws has a massive impact on his career, defines how much influence and power he has in the sport and whether you like it or not, is another measure of that fighters greatness. That's the way it's always been in boxing. Luckily for Floyd he's got the whole best P4P fighter in the world thing covered too so he's #1 no matter what angle you look at it from.

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                  • jrosales13
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                    #69
                    Originally posted by Mr. President
                    You must be new to the sport so i'll let you in on a little secret: how much a fighter draws has a massive impact on his career, defines how much influence and power he has in the sport and whether you like it or not, is another measure of that fighters greatness
                    Really? PPV sales are another of a fighter greatness? Really? Lets be real here. All honesty how great is Oscar De la Hoya? Where does he rank?

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                    • MindBat
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                      #70
                      Originally posted by Mr. President
                      You must be new to the sport so i'll let you in on a little secret: how much a fighter draws has a massive impact on his career, defines how much influence and power he has in the sport and whether you like it or not, is another measure of that fighters greatness. That's the way it's always been in boxing. Luckily for Floyd he's got the whole best P4P fighter in the world thing covered too so he's #1 no matter what angle you look at it from.
                      Not to mention an advantage in negotiating power. It's important, and the reason why top fighters in every division command more money as opposed to fighters who have no pull and bring less to the table.

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