If Manny vs Floyd happened in november would it outsell Oscar v Floyd?

[KickAzz]

I was pondering this with the interest falling on Floyd vs Pacman. I think the PPV could still crack 2million, but I don't know if it beats Oscar vs Floyd anymore. In 2009 and maybe even more so in 2010, I think it would handily beat Oscar vs Floyd, now with less interest, a couple losses on manny's record, and the amount of people streaming and *******ing, I think it barely hits 2 million buys, if even that.

when the hype was still at epic high, it would've beaten Cherrypicker vs Delacross-dresser... now, it doesn't by far

[bojangles1987]

I don't think it ever would have beaten the Oscar/Mayweather fight.

[CaneloFan]

I don't think it ever would have beaten the Oscar/Mayweather fight.

[sicko]

That Oscar vs Mayweather Record is very SAFE! Likely won't be broken anytime soon, just too much free streams now, seems like even the networks have given up trying to take down streams

[PACnPBFsuck]

I think it could've been broken in 2011, but if it happens from here on out, it wouldn't even come close.

[RespekonMyName]

I wonder how it feels to know that you've squandered a once in a lifetime payday. Floyd and Pac will be haunted by this once they're retired and realize their bank accounts are $60-$80 million smaller than they should be.

[joesaiditstrue]

yes, despite what people say that fight will still do millions

[antrecasner]

The best I think it will do is 1.7 or something like that. It's lost to much steam.

[boxing is alive]

Naaah, probably 1.8 mil

[ThePunchingBag]

Nope.

No future fight will ever come close to the U.S. PPV record.

Why?

The availability of open and private streams now incomparison to back then.

The only market in the world that can realistically surpass it is in China.