Antonio Margarito co-feature bout on Pacquiao undercard

[dj Ramos]

it will be in the Cowboys Stadium..

It's looking good so far.

not really pacquiao clotty i dont think many seats will be filled it'll look back only like 12,000 people will show up and 80,000 seats empty. floyd man pac would be better their because their both well known and huge draws.

[NWO4Life]

The only way they come anywhere close to even HALF filling Cowgirls stadium...if that is indeed where it will take place, is if the Co-main is Margs-Cotto 2 and that ain't happening. Pac v Clottey w/ Margs on the card would sell out any 20k seat venue...but not a 100k seat stadium, especially when one considers that with an additional few thousands seats on the field the total capacity of that place for a boxing match would be close to 110k people. No way they get anywhere CLOSE to filling that place.

[niceguy45]

not bad, hmmmm it makes kinda want to buy it now.....

[NWO4Life]

Only one man can put 100k people inside a stadium to see him fight, brother.

[MakeDamnSure]

Pacquiao vs anybody will give people's money worth and action packed fight

Floyd vs anybody will let all the audience leave way before the fight is even finish.

[oside4life]

this is a joke right???? They said no to cowboy stadium with mayweather and pac but yes with pacquiao and clottey this **** is funny as hell.

[shermand]

not bad, hmmmm it makes kinda want to buy it now.....

same here...

[savorduhflavor]

They are configuring the stadium for 40k.

I don't think it'll even sell that much.

[-PANDA-]

this is a joke right???? They said no to cowboy stadium with mayweather and pac but yes with pacquiao and clottey this **** is funny as hell.

that sadly was gbp fault because schaefer never went...

if the marg is on this card arum better be ready for a second wave of criticism from the boxing world...this is just ******

[-EX-]

Who cares.........

im disappointed with clotty-pacquiao...but to see the legendary tony come back...ill gladly shed 60 dollars for PPV to see him back in action