Floyd's PPV failing would be the best thing for boxing right now!
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The only thing ShowTime pays for on this is production costs. That does not cost millions of dollars. They aren't losing money on this. The whole idea is silly. Ppv fights pay for themselves and they have investors usually found by managers/promotional companies. Even if the fight doesn't sell crazy, it will make money. Why do u think fights like Jones/Hopkins were on ppv? Because that's the cheapest way to deal with themComment
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I think u misunderstood. ShowTime paid Floyd for an exclusivity contract, but that has nothing to do with this individual fight. Its the same as saying a basketball players' salary correlates to one particular game or series of games. It doesn't. So yea he was given a deal potentially worth $30mil a fight but that has nothing to do with one particular fight.Comment
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Please explain why Manny had rehydration clauses and catchweights against several fighters. Last time I checked these weight stipulations or as u say special rules are acceptable for Manny and people on here say if the opponent accepted it, its his fault. If Mayweather would ask this of Canelo u would call Mayweather a ***** and king of draining his opponent. Canelo wasnt at his best, blah, blah, blah. Double standard?Comment
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I think u misunderstood. ShowTime paid Floyd for an exclusivity contract, but that has nothing to do with this individual fight. Its the same as saying a basketball players' salary correlates to one particular game or series of games. It doesn't. So yea he was given a deal potentially worth $30mil a fight but that has nothing to do with one particular fight.
If floyd/guerrero sells 200k ppv's floyd gets his $30 mil and showtime/cbs loses CRAZY money. If the fight sell 1 mil they may break even. If the fight does the usual 1.25 mil-a stretch given the lack of promotion/marketing that floyd usually does for his fights-then they will make money on this fight.Comment
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