what qualifies a fight as a SUPER fight??

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  • revs1227
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    #1

    what qualifies a fight as a SUPER fight??

    wa shaving a discusion with a friend and he brought up us going to cotto marg 2 in a week and said .." so this will be the biggest fight you have been to" .."most crowded super fight ?" and i said absolutely not as i have attend fights such as (pac marquez 3 ) (pac hatton) pavlik hopkins and dozens of other fights
    he said well "mgm is small" only holding ab 16,000 max i think where teh garden holds 20k

    imo tho attendance isnt what qualifies a superfight i think its more
    media coverage ..espn ..24/7 ..type stuff
    ppv numbers i would say around a million plus buys
    to me as of right now there cant be a super fight that does not have floyd or pac participating in it

    imo i have only been to two superfights pac hatton and pac marquez 3
    but in other ppls opinons those arent even supper fights ?
    and cotto marg 2s? bigger?

    i need other peoples opinions on this
  • Bushbaby
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    #2
    The last bonified superfight IMO was Oscar-Tito.

    Floyd-Pacman is the only one that can be made currently. Although being Pacman just got a gift & a boxing lesson from a lightweight, I'm not even sure that it can be considered a superfight anymore.

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    • revs1227
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      #3
      Originally posted by Bushbaby
      The last bonified superfight IMO was Oscar-Tito.

      Floyd-Pacman is the only one that can be made currently. Although being Pacman just got a gift & a boxing lesson from a lightweight, I'm not even sure that it can be considered a superfight anymore.
      lol i cant disagree

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      • J-Smooth
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        #4
        Originally posted by Bushbaby
        The last bonified superfight IMO was Oscar-Tito.

        Floyd-Pacman is the only one that can be made currently. Although being Pacman just got a gift & a boxing lesson from a lightweight, I'm not even sure that it can be considered a superfight anymore.
        well some say de la hoya got a gift in the quartey fight then fought trinidad which i dont think took any luster trinidad - dela hoya

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        • RichardP
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          #5
          are you ******ed?

          what kind of question is this?

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          • Gordon Gekko
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            #6
            Two very popular fighters in the same division who seem to be equally matched and seem to be unbeatable.

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            • Bushbaby
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              #7
              Originally posted by money.j-210
              well some say de la hoya got a gift in the quartey fight then fought trinidad which i dont think took any luster trinidad - dela hoya
              Some do say that, but not me. Oscar won that fight & Quartey was rather lucky the fight wasn't stopped & that was a 10-8 round for Oscar either way.

              Ohh by the way, Oscar-Bazooka Ike was a contest between 2 elite welterweights both undifeated. Not a lightweight 9-1 underdog schooling the supposed #1 pfp fighter, 2 weight classes north of his current max fighting weight.
              Last edited by Bushbaby; 11-25-2011, 05:21 PM.

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              • CHOWWOKKA
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                #8
                Schaeffer said it was a fight that they estimate would make at least a million buys. OR that might have been a mega fight?

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                • revs1227
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by CHOWWOKKA
                  Schaeffer said it was a fight that they estimate would make at least a million buys. OR that might have been a mega fight?
                  lol i duno the diffrence

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                  • bojangles1987
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                    #10
                    Superfights are when immensely popular boxers get in the ring together. Obviously Pacquiao-Mayweather, but also if Klitschko vs. Klitschko ever happened.

                    Skill and record don't mean much, it's all about popularity. It would be a superfight if Alvarez and Chavez fought, because Mexico would go crazy.

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