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HBO releases official Mayweather-Mosley nums: 1.4 Million buys, $78 Million revenues

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  • #11
    Updated: May 11, 2010, 3:32 PM ET


    Mayweather win draws 1.4 million buys

    By Dan Rafael
    ESPN.com
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    Floyd Mayweather Jr. calls himself "Money," and the welterweight star sure knows how to generate it.

    Mayweather's lopsided decision victory against Shane Mosley (46-6, 39 KOs) on May 1 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas generated 1.4 million domestic pay-per-view buys and $78.3 million in television revenue, HBO announced on Tuesday.

    That makes the fight the second-biggest pay-per-view in history.

    The buy total ties the fight with the 1999 welterweight unification showdown between Oscar De La Hoya and Felix Trinidad. However, Mayweather-Mosley generated more money because the pay-per-view cost more. Trinidad-De La Hoya grossed $70.6 million.

    Mayweather's 2007 decision win for the junior middleweight title against the now-retired De La Hoya, the reigning pay-per-view king in terms of total dollars, set the all-time pay-per-view record with 2.446 million buys and nearly $137 million in revenue.

    The pay-per-view buy total for Mayweather-Mosley was derived from 740,000 buys from cable homes and 660,000 from satellite and broadband homes, HBO announced.

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    • #12
      damn alot of people gettin owned right now some threads need to be bump

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      • #13
        Originally posted by And Still View Post
        Mayweather proves to be a pay-per-view draw
        umm... a good pairing of two quality fighters proves to be a pay-per-view draw,

        cause no casual fan could possibly know Shane Mosley, right?

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        • #14
          Now Floyd can drop the OSDT, for a 85-15 purse.

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          • #15
            The face of boxing strikes again 14 hundred wow!! that impressive! 65 in favor of Floyd!!

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            • #16
              "60-40, I'll woop yo ASS!!!"

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              • #17
                Originally posted by k1llu View Post
                The face of boxing strikes again 14 hundred wow!! that impressive! 65 in favor of Floyd!!
                14 hundred?

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by COACH-WEBB View Post
                  Dude is a certified troll these days. I think he sold his account to a *******, no, I'm serious.
                  damn that gif is crazy. where can i watch the fight where it look that **** clear as hell

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by restless_438 View Post
                    umm... a good pairing of two quality fighters proves to be a pay-per-view draw,

                    cause no casual fan could possibly know Shane Mosley, right?
                    Mosley is an A-side boxer? Mosley sold millions of PPVs on his own card being the A-side boxer?

                    The fact is Mosley is a good fighter with a small hardcore fan base and he's not a PPV draw.

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                    • #20
                      Please look at this:


                      http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=384081


                      I will expect to see a bunch of green for that, bitches.

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                      05-03-2010, 07:58 PM
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                      Early Mayweather/Mosley PPV buyrate projection is....

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                      ...1.4 - 1.5 million buys.

                      I have a friend at a cable sompany. She works in the VoD group, but she always provides me with estimates.

                      She said the final nums were a bit softer than last week's projections.

                      She only has one region of the country, so they project nationals using a formula. It's an inexact science.

                      If the numbers went crazy in one region, or certain metro areas, it could be a bit higher...or a bit lower. But she said to expect numbers that are generally in line with Delahoya-Pacquiao.


                      Just some info. Don't ask me for a link. Ignore this info if it has zero credibility with you. No need for snarky commnets.... just sharing what I have.

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