some cash cow

[acedaking]

HONOLULU -- A promoter says poor ticket sales have forced the cancellation of Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao's upcoming concert Sunday in Waikiki.

Ryan Chang of Island Fire Productions said Tuesday he stood to lose about $50,000 on the concert, even with late sales and walk-ups.

Only 603 tickets had been sold for the show at the Waikiki Shell just days after more than 45,000 people -- the largest crowd to see a fight in the U.S. in 17 years -- watched Pacquiao retain his welterweight title against Joshua Clottey in Texas.

Pacquiao was going to earn $100,000 at the "Manny Pacquiao Live In Hawaii Concert Celebration." He made at least $12 million for last Saturday's fight.

[Idgas]

this ain't the "Non Stop Concert" forum.

[acedaking]

if this was mayweather he would sell more than 600 tickets regardless of where

[ummeed]

if this was mayweather he would sell more than 600 tickets regardless of where

yes, i'm sure he'll sell more than 600 tickets dancing like a fcking *****, you'd definitely be at the front row seat too, lmao.

[acedaking]

yes, i'm sure he'll sell more than 600 tickets dancing like a fcking *****, you'd definitely be at the front row seat too, lmao.

why do you have to resort to name calling?

[DoubleMM]

lmao this guy sounds ******ed when he sings, does he actually believe people want to hear him sing?

[War Dinamita]

Floyd would have sold more than 600 tickets for a concert.

True story.

[ummeed]

why do you have to resort to name calling?

i'm sorry, it was just an expression, i apologize if i have offended you.
grow some fcking balls, fcking wuss...

[Prime 407]

HONOLULU -- A promoter says poor ticket sales have forced the cancellation of Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao's upcoming concert Sunday in Waikiki.

Ryan Chang of Island Fire Productions said Tuesday he stood to lose about $50,000 on the concert, even with late sales and walk-ups.

Only 603 tickets had been sold for the show at the Waikiki Shell just days after more than 45,000 people -- the largest crowd to see a fight in the U.S. in 17 years -- watched Pacquiao retain his welterweight title against Joshua Clottey in Texas.

Pacquiao was going to earn $100,000 at the "Manny Pacquiao Live In Hawaii Concert Celebration." He made at least $12 million for last Saturday's fight.

Pacquiao is the cash cow, check out the current forbes.com list... you should note that Mayweather is not even in the top ten while Pac sits at number six on the highest paid athletes list....

[ModernTalking]

PAC is a cash cow. Floyd is a cash chicken.