Do you think Floyd can sell 750,00 ppv buys vs Clottey or 950,000 vs Bradley?

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  • croz
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    #41
    Originally posted by Antagonist
    he actually did 2 million with hatton if you count the uk ppv buys
    with all the international PPV buys combined this likely broke 1.5 million anyway. But they don't count those for some reason. That's what the UFC does to inflate their numbers.

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      • 915angel
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        #42
        they both sell 1.1 mill

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          • LA_2_Vegas
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            #43
            a Bradley fight definitely would...like it or not, it would be undefeated vs undefeated. That is a very strong marketing point in itself. combine that with the exposure Tim just had, it def could do 1.2-1.3 right now. if Bradley keeps on winning and gets a KO or two, it turns into a legit super fight.

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              • WESS
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                #44
                With all these butt hurt pac-tards wobbling around like chickens with their heads cut off, you know damn well Floyd will break a mili with them tards buying his fights.

                Not to mention it's Floyd Mayweather, THE #1 P4P best fighter in the world, THE WW Champ, THE #1 JMW, THE face of boxing. Of course he will sell more than Pac.

                Who was Ortiz again before Floyd? ok then.

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                  • tranquilo
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                    #45
                    Originally posted by WESS
                    With all these butt hurt pac-tards wobbling around like chickens with their heads cut off, you know damn well Floyd will break a mili with them tards buying his fights.

                    Not to mention it's Floyd Mayweather, THE #1 P4P best fighter in the world, THE WW Champ, THE #1 JMW, THE face of boxing. Of course he will sell more than Pac.

                    Who was Ortiz again before Floyd? ok then.
                    pac-tarts sure do love to piss and moan about floyd and they still manage to buy his fights

                    they hate life

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                      • littlemac
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                        #46
                        Manny is the cash cow king even thought he sells less then Floyd. Thats Pacland Arithmetic for you.

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                          • whirlwind
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                            #47
                            Deal with it. Floyd needs big names in his undercards to sell his fight because he knows most of his floms fans will just watch it online for free or go to their asian neighbors and watch there.

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                              • tranquilo
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                                #48
                                Manny's ppv was $15 and couldn't even break 1 mil Lol

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                                  • whirlwind
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                                    #49
                                    That NBA game took a big chunk plus *****ty undercards but the number was still good considering Pac is a foreigner in US.

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                                      • tranquilo
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                                        #50
                                        damn they care more about NBA than pac?? lol

                                        $15 PPV at 900k is simply embarassing

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