So what's the PPV numbers ?!?!?!

[chargerhemi06]

Probably 25k.

I'm glad I streamed this ****. Crappy undercard and a fixed stoppage in the main event.

[ironmt]

yeah $60 is rediculous, its gotta be around $59.99

Lol, like the car salesman that sells that vehicle for $10,998. Getting a much better deal then If you were paying $11,000. For anyone Interested In learning how buisness works, this guy explains It perfectly. Start at 5:11.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqL8Xdi_3OA

[WilkinsOlajuwon]

I'm pretty sire the ppv wasn't 60 this time around.

It was 60 dollars

[Holywarrior]

The Showtime PPV was 60 in HD. only cost around 15 each though so its really not that big of a deal. Get some friends guys

[WilkinsOlajuwon]

This was a Latin Fury-type quality card and should have been priced as such.

I estimate it will do around 150-200K which isnt bad.

[The Big Dunn]

This was a Latin Fury-type quality card and should have been priced as such.

I estimate it will do around 150-200K which isnt bad.

I would disagree purely from Canelo's perspective. As a boxing fan, I think anything above 200k is good for someone headining their first ppv. But most fighters don't get the #1 ppv star in their 1st ppv fight.

For Canelo to go from being the b side (a very strong b side at that) in a 2+ mil ppv selling fight to 200k in his next fight as the headliner is not good IMO. It suggests he didn't retain any fans (and possibly lost some) following the floyd fight. Gotta think GP and Canelo expect a better number.

Hopefully it will do well north of 300k.

[Chiboxing123]

Probably 25k.

I'm glad I streamed this ****. Crappy undercard and a fixed stoppage in the main event.

Yeah I feel robbed of 60. I caved in at the last minute. Main event was pretty bizarre on Angulos part on the undercard was a let down.

[Rezelby]

Espinoza won't let us know, just like he didn't let us know about the Guerrero/Floyd numbers, gee i wonder why

[WilkinsOlajuwon]

I would disagree purely from Canelo's perspective. As a boxing fan, I think anything above 200k is good for someone headining their first ppv. But most fighters don't get the #1 ppv star in their 1st ppv fight.

For Canelo to go from being the b side (a very strong b side at that) in a 2+ mil ppv selling fight to 200k in his next fight as the headliner is not good IMO. It suggests he didn't retain any fans (and possibly lost some) following the floyd fight. Gotta think GP and Canelo expect a better number.

Hopefully it will do well north of 300k.

Just ahead of 3 upcoming PPV fights with the top 3 draws in the sport I would be happy with 200K. It gives you a test base to make adjustments to scheduling/card lineup and try again

[sugarsmosley]

if it doesnt meet expectations, the buys wont come out. just like the other event. simple as that.