Boxing should conglomerate a UFC/Boxing SUPER Event
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**** ufc and **** you too ts. "promote both sports..." seriously, **** off in the mouth with that ****.Comment
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They average MUCH less that 600,000 the buys in the top 10 average 600,000.
There are still UFC PPVS that do only 300,000 etc. Its not lie they are making more money overall because they are bring out PPVs every two weeks but thats precisely the reason. They cater to their fans, which will by UFC ppvs no matter what.
Q3
UFC 103 (Franklin vs. Belfort) Dallas
UFC 102 (Nogueira vs. Couture) Portland
UFC 101 – 900,000 (Penn vs. Florian) Philadelphia
UFC 100 - 1,720,000 (Lesnar vs. Mir II) Vegas
Average through two events = 1,310,000 buys
Q2
UFC 99 - 360,000 (Franklin vs. W. Silva) Cologne, Germany
UFC 98 - 635,000 (Evans vs. Machida) Vegas
UFC 97 - 625,000 (A. Silva vs. Leites) Montreal, Quebec
Average = 540,000 buys
Q1
UFC 96 - 350,000 (Jackson vs. Jardine) Columbus
UFC 95 - free TV (Sanchez vs. Stevenson) London
UFC 94 - 800,000 (St. Pierre vs. Penn) Vegas
UFC 93 - 320,000 (Henderson vs. Franklin) Dublin, Ireland
Average = 490,000 buys
so overall thats about 750,000 per PPV over 11 events
Pacquiao-Cotto - 1,250,000
Mayweather - Marquez - 1,000,000
Pacquiao - Hatton - 850,000
Haye - Valuev - 800,000-900,000 approx. according to sky (UK only)
Average of 990,000 per PPV over 4 events.
Thats all I can really remember in boxing, there aren't as many PPVs (which IMO is great for boxing fans) and they average far more across the board. I know that Vitali - Arreola got the highest ratings for a HBO boxing event this year (it was free) with something like 4 million viewersLast edited by Ryn0; 11-24-2009, 07:53 PM.Comment

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