GBP expecting 4million and getting 1.4ppv numbers a success?

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  • CRlSIS
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    #151
    I'm sure it was said somewhere in these 15 pages. The 4 million was a number thrown out there by GBP to generate hype. Nobody knows if GBP expected 2 million buys. We don't have any real way to gauge how much money was spent on promotion or how much money was really made. The fight was in no way a flop. A flop would be a situation where they either made very little money or were in the negative. If they truly expected 2 million, maybe you can label the fight a slight disappointment.

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    • AllEyesOpen
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      #152
      Originally posted by Spoon23
      I did, read up it's all there you just have to browse bro. Its more than 10 pages of info about it.
      again, no response. Nice try though, it's funny how you break down the math on how they lost all this money expecting 4 million buys, then own yourself by saying they probably expected 2 million, and yet still it's a flop, or flap as you put it. What's even funnier is that you keep saying that almost half agree with you, as if it validates it, and then claim it's just opinions when people point out the fact that the poll is against your opinion overall.

      I'm done wasting my time, again nice try.

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      • paulf
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        #153
        Can the mods close this thread please? This is re-god-damn-diculous.

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        • ADP02
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          #154
          If Golden Boys were saying to themselves, 1.4 million is realistic then they could have hyped it up by saying expect over 2million PPV buys. From what you are all saying that in itself would have been great.

          If Floyd fans are OK with them saying 4 million is acceptable to say then why stop there. Next time they can say 8 million and that's OK with you because all it was is hype.

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          • Kingstan315
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            #155
            what is the highest ppv numbers recorded in any wiehgt class????

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            • Vito Corleone
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              #156
              Pacquiao-Cotto pay-per-view buys to reach 2 million?


              (The Philippine Star) Updated November 19, 2009 12:00 AM





              MANILA, Philippines - The recent welterweight megafight between Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao and Puerto Rican WBO champion Miguel Cotto is expected to generate close to 2 million pay-per-view buys.

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              • Vito Corleone
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                #157
                Originally posted by Kingstan315
                what is the highest ppv numbers recorded in any wiehgt class????
                Floyd's fight with Oscar: almost 2.5 million buys.

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                • bunce101
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                  #158
                  1.4 is good but nothing compared to 4mill

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                  • AllEyesOpen
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                    #159
                    Originally posted by Vito Corleone
                    Floyd's fight with Oscar: almost 2.5 million buys.
                    Exactly, 4 million is completely unrealistic, they were just trying to hype the fight. I seriously doubt anyone at GBP actually expected to get the biggest fight in history against Mosley, and even if they did, it wouldn't have been by 1.5 million buys. Margarito beat Cotto in a great ppv performance and wasn't even able to get his fight with Mosley on ppv.

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                    • ADP02
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                      #160
                      Originally posted by Vito Corleone
                      Pacquiao-Cotto pay-per-view buys to reach 2 million?


                      (The Philippine Star) Updated November 19, 2009 12:00 AM





                      MANILA, Philippines - The recent welterweight megafight between Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao and Puerto Rican WBO champion Miguel Cotto is expected to generate close to 2 million pay-per-view buys.

                      Thanks for posting this..... see you would say close to 2 million but you wouldn't say 4 million if you are expecting 1.4 million. To hype it more they could of said "more than" 2 million instead of "close to"


                      Thanks again for clearing this up and proving my point!




                      Note: I didn't see or read from any link so I'm just taking your word on this Vito....

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