are pac fight free in phillipines

[slickfox]

is it shown on free tv?

[S H A R K B O Y]

I'm pretty sure it's free, Pacquiao wants his people to watch him fight, rich or poor.

[SoldierWarrior]

Yes, thats why his ppv sales are held back.

[LeeVanCleef]

There's free tv, and free live streams from a certain ISP.

PPVs are a given too. Your point?

[SonOfCuba]

im sure they are, either way out of the 90 million people in the philipines, 30 million would still buy it if they had to.

The entire country shuts down

[Mayabang]

im sure they are, either way out of the 90 million people in the philipines, 30 million would still buy it if they had to.

Yeah coz the other 60million most likely can't afford it

[War Dinamita]

im sure they are, either way out of the 90 million people in the philipines, 30 million would still buy it if they had to.

The entire country shuts down

LOL! No way 30 million would buy his fight. The Pinas only have the very rich and the dirt poor, no middle class like the US. Why doesn't Manny charge $1 for PPV if 30 million could afford it?

His fights in the Pinas are free for the people because he gets paid millions for the TV rights.

[loui_ludwig]

Shown for free but heard also that they show it in theatres but with a fee.

[tibbar]

tv station are the ones paying for the rights to show pacs fights, they get their returns from sponsors/advertisers thats why telecasts for the fights are almost delayed depending on advertising spots bought by these sponsors.advertisers. even those shown on cable tv telecasts are delayed (shorter than regular tv channels)

those who can afford to pay and wants to see the fight on real time or live go to movie theaters showing it and buy tickets. it usually shown early morning in the phils. because of time difference. sometimes cable tv channels gets their signals from indonesia or other asian countries and show it live.

[Chups]

They are free on TV with long commercial breaks in between rounds. (not only Pac fights but all the fights) You pay a fee if you want to see it in a big-screen (theaters, no commercials).