Damn, Mzyweather - Ortiz almost sold out!!!

[paniki]

many people want to see mayweather lose

[Slip Stream]

http://fighthype.com/pages/content10078.html , i even took this from a pro floyd website , now go back to being an idiot

The article you linked to does not have an official tally, even more importantly the title comes with a question mark at the end: "Pacquiao Vs. Mosley Generates 1.3 Million PPV Buys?" Even more, the writer Ben Thompson muses on the reliability of the numbers given the fact that it has taken so long to make them official. He also goes on to point out that the Pacquiao/Mosley bout was uncharacteristically offered for sale a day after the fight was over.

So the link does not prove your point at all, it actually undermines it.

[Battle*Hardened]

I hate the ****** popularity contest. Its all good for boxing.

[tatangb45]

Poochies fans are upset cause once again Floyd will have the highest selling PPV and live gate I know it hurts.

Here are some numbers that has a direct correlation to PPV numbers:
African/American - 39 million Filipinos (in the U.S.) - 3.5 million
Floyd/Shane (both African/Americans) PPV - 1.4 million
Pac/Shane PPV - 1.3 million
Based on population ratios, the Floyd/Shane fight should have done at least ten times more than Pac/Shane, or 13 million PPVs. The conclusion, the Pac/Shane fight actually did very well considering the small number of Filipinos in the U.S..

[big_james10]

Didn't Pac/Mosley sell out in 3 hours?

No. It didn't sell out in three hours! But it did end up selling 16,000 tickets compared to 13,000 tickets for the Mayweather/Mosley fight. However, before you start to gloat, think about this: those 16,000 tickets that Pac sold generated a live gate of $8.5 million compared to a live gate of $13 million for the 13,000 tickets sold for Mayweather/Mosley. What that means is that half the tickets sold to the Pac/Mosley fight cost about the same amount of money that I would pay to see a minor league baseball game in Nashville, TN.

[BrananaRepublic]

I hate the ****** popularity contest. Its all good for boxing.

[Pacquiao'd]

But Ortiz vs Pac = Ortiz is a Warrior, and would be able to go toe to toe with the Great Pacman.

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showpost.php?p=10498409&postcount=29

Stop.

bwahahahahahaha

[Pacquiao'd]

You forgot to mention that it was also available online, as well.... Pacquiao-Mosley that is.

and for a couple days after the fight

[skillswin]

Here are some numbers that has a direct correlation to PPV numbers:
African/American - 39 million Filipinos (in the U.S.) - 3.5 million
Floyd/Shane (both African/Americans) PPV - 1.4 million
Pac/Shane PPV - 1.3 million
Based on population ratios, the Floyd/Shane fight should have done at least ten times more than Pac/Shane, or 13 million PPVs. The conclusion, the Pac/Shane fight actually did very well considering the small number of Filipinos in the U.S..

here we gooooo.....

[Pacquiao'd]

The article you linked to does not have an official tally, even more importantly the title comes with a question mark at the end: "Pacquiao Vs. Mosley Generates 1.3 Million PPV Buys?" Even more, the writer Ben Thompson muses on the reliability of the numbers given the fact that it has taken so long to make them official. He also goes on to point out that the Pacquiao/Mosley bout was uncharacteristically offered for sale a day after the fight was over.

So the link does not prove your point at all, it actually undermines it.

hahahahahahahaha