For two Non-American fighters to bring 51,000 people to an arena in the U.S.

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  • baracuda
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    #11
    Originally posted by El Jesus
    Chavez did something similar in the alamodome when he fought whitaker. keep in mind, whitaker was NOT a draw...AT ALL.
    yeah...and clotty is a bigger draw than whitaker was, right?........lol

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    • MakeDamnSure
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      #12
      No... Floyd vs Clottey would sell 300 Tickets.

      People will leave the stadium after round 1 and throw bottles at Floyd.

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      • El Jesus
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        #13
        Originally posted by baracuda
        yeah...and clotty is a bigger draw than whitaker was, right?........lol
        If you saw that fight, literally no one was cheering while whitaker dominated chavez in the latter part of the fight. of the 45000 there, i dont think there was a single whitaker fan. Keep in mind, this was san antonio texas.

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        • El Jesus
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          #14
          Originally posted by jrosales13
          True but lest also remember the importance of that fight. That was the Floyd-Pac fight at the time.

          The lineal JWW champ vs the lineal WW champ

          The top 2 best P4P fighters in the World.
          I agree, but i think you and i both know, nobody in san Antonio was there to see whitaker. I spent 7 good months in that town, i know better mayne.

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          • jrosales13
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            #15
            Originally posted by El Jesus
            I agree, but i think you and i both know, nobody in san Antonio was there to see whitaker. I spent 7 good months in that town, i know better mayne.
            Of course damn near everybody was pro Chavez. But, people still knew who Whitaker was. They just didn't like his style. He wasn't a draw because of his style. But, everybody knew how good Whitaker was.

            I don't think you can compare the importance of that fight to this one. Even though everybody was pro Chavez and hated Whitaker style. It was known that it would be a tough fight. It was a respected and anticipated type of fight. Pac-Clottey was not anticipated matter of fact it was a let down type of fight from the propose Floyd-Pac figth.

            And, I might be wrong but I don't think at the time there was a fight that over the Whitaker-Chavez fight like Floyd-Shane announcement overshadowed this fight.

            51,000 for this event IMO was an amazing outcome.

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              #16
              Originally posted by jrosales13
              Of course damn near everybody was pro Chavez. But, people still knew who Whitaker was. They just didn't like his style. He wasn't a draw because of his style. But, everybody knew how good Whitaker was.

              I don't think you can compare the importance of that fight to this one. Even though everybody was pro Chavez and hated Whitaker style. It was known that it would be a tough fight. It was a respected and anticipated type of fight. Pac-Clottey was not anticipated matter of fact it was a let down type of fight from the propose Floyd-Pac figth.

              And, I might be wrong but I don't think at the time there was a fight that over the Whitaker-Chavez fight like Floyd-Shane announcement overshadowed this fight.

              51,000 for this event IMO was an amazing outcome.

              You have to factor in that stadium. That was a HUGE draw in itself to be fair.

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              • NORMAN BLACK
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                #17
                Originally posted by El Jesus
                Chavez did something similar in the alamodome when he fought whitaker. keep in mind, whitaker was NOT a draw...AT ALL.
                YEAH but CHAVEZ is MEXICAN

                The Mexican-born population in the U.S., which had been growing earlier in the decade, was 11.5 million in early 2009. That figure is not significantly different from the 11.6 million Mexican immigrants in 2008 or the 11.2 million in 2007.

                Filipino Americans is roughly 1.5 million both u.s born and immigrants

                so do the MATH

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                • Flawless Loc
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                  #18
                  There are more Mexicans Americans than African Americans now.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by No Ceilings
                    You have to factor in that stadium. That was a HUGE draw in itself to be fair.
                    That was the only draw it had it though. The was the whole promotion the stadium and Pac. Bob Arum said is Pacquiao and Cowboys stadium buy the fight... He didn't promote this fight. Imagine if he did. That **** could of really jumped off...

                    And, that is why I don't think Floyd-Pac will happen anymore if Floyd refuses to fight in Cowboys stadium. Because, with that fight and promoted right that **** brings over 100k. The atmosphere would be crazy. **** it was live last night. I never really been in something like that before.

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                    • The Great Shark
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                      #20
                      If Vegas had a venue that seated that many people it would sell out faster.

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