UK members: how much do you think a Khan-Bradley PPV would have sold?

[Terrel]

Wtf are you talking about? they dont get all the ppv money, they get approx 40-50% as a general rule (network get the rest) so they would split the 2,242,500 or a figure around that, still a lot of money anyway you look at it, for 300k buys it would be around $3 million

Shiz yea, forgot the Network deductions lol

That's big money anyway. Shame it wont ever happen now.

[sunny31]

Shiz yea, forgot the Network deductions lol

That's big money anyway. Shame it wont ever happen now.

Yeah ha ha easy to forget, Bradley has bad people advising him, I can't see him getting the pac fight personally, just a way for bob arum to sign him up like he did with valero, why can't he fight khan in a one fight deal with shaw, and then move on. I think he sees khan as too big a threat which is a shame because khan-Bradley is a more competitive fight then pacquiao-Bradley, so he's only denied the fans.

[BetterCallSaul]

100,000- 250,000

[IronDanHamza]

I don't know a specific number but it would most definitely sell, alot.

The casual fans know who Timothy Bradley is now. All the build up and fight was shown on free TV here and they know him and Khan are #1 and #2 at 140 and are very interested in the fight.

Plus they presume Bradley is a monster by his shape.

This fight would most definitely be a success money wise. No doubt.

[IronDanHamza]

200k-300k.

Remember, Amir did 80K on PrimeTime with only a week's notice. People actually had to subscribe to PrimeTime first too and pay a fee of 3 ponds.

No, they didn't.

[SpitBalla]

No, they didn't.

Yes they did. First time you use Primetime you have to pay a registration fee. I visiting friends in London when that fight happened, and I bought it. So I know there was a registration fee for sure.

[IronDanHamza]

Yes they did. First time you use Primetime you have to pay a registration fee. I visiting friends in London when that fight happened, and I bought it. So I know there was a registration fee for sure.

I have never paid a registration fee.

All you have to do is pay the allocated amount that the price of the PPV is each time.

I.e Khan-Mcloskey - £15

Hopkins-Pascal 1 - £5
Klitschko Vs Chambers- £5
Froch Vs anyone - £15
Etc

Pay as you go basis.

[Paclan]

prolly 250k in the US

Bradley's draw is even less than before now though.

[broxi51]

you're all forgetting something, mcloskey was a saturday night start around 11pm but bradley/khan would kick off around 5am uk time. The casual fan won't pay for that start time unless there is a big domestic card too.

The only indicator for ppv would be the madiana fight and that had a big domestic card though as well if i recall correctly.

The difference with haye is that all his big fights have been in uk or in europe plus he is the best seller prefight in the business today.

I don't think it would do anywhere near 300k, i would say 150K max.

[P.K]

UK PPV is not as much as US one.

It is only 25 dollars.

Now if he sold 60k VS Mcclowskey on a crap channel, that not many have, and not many in the UK know Mcclowskey, then it is possible to do 200k or more on Sky with a big promotion and obviously being on a more well known sports channel.

200K would generate 5 million US.

Since Hatton and Mayweather hit 800k in the UK I believe, that made 20 Million