Comments Thread For: Lara: I Would Retire Angulo, I Can Beat Mayweather
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Outside of Floyd's guarantee, Showtime didn't invest a whole lot into promoting Floyd-Guerrero. So doing some very basic math. Even if the show did 800k, that was probably more than enough for Showtime to turn a profit. I'm pretty sure Floyd's kickback may have been affected. But I'm doubting very seriously Showtime lost any money on that show.
In turn, Floyd-Canelo was the most promoted event I've seen. Even with the high numbers it did, there's a chance the higher ups didn't make as much as we probably think.Comment
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It was supposed to be on "The One". But Trout's promoter killed it. His contract expired but his promoter was telling ShowTime that he was still the guy to contact. Now he's trying to settle it in court.
I hope he gets that settled or we may not see him in the ring for a minute.Comment
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Lara could never beat Molina I don't think. I think he would present some problems for Floyd, but he'd lose. He could probably beat Cotto, but I doubt he'd ever be given that chance. His best course of action is to retire Angulo, and then either secure a fight with Canelo or the Martirosyan-Andrade winner.Comment
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Then you're not doing math correctly. 65*800 = 54m. Of that the cable/satellite providers take half. So you're left with 26m, which doesn't come close to covering just Floyd's guaranteeOutside of Floyd's guarantee, Showtime didn't invest a whole lot into promoting Floyd-Guerrero. So doing some very basic math. Even if the show did 800k, that was probably more than enough for Showtime to turn a profit. I'm pretty sure Floyd's kickback may have been affected. But I'm doubting very seriously Showtime lost any money on that show.
In turn, Floyd-Canelo was the most promoted event I've seen. Even with the high numbers it did, there's a chance the higher ups didn't make as much as we probably think.Comment
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I wasn't aware that cable gets half. Plus, you didn't factor in the gate, concessions, merchandise sales, or anything else. I think the show did more than 800k. But even if that's what it did, I'm sure Showtime didn't take much of a loss, if any.Comment
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