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

[The Big Dunn]

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

200k woud be more than 90% less than his last fight. yes he was the b side but he was only the 2nd b side in history to do above 2 mil. that can't be good if you are GBP or Canelo.

[WilkinsOlajuwon]

200k woud be more than 90% less than his last fight. yes he was the b side but he was only the 2nd b side in history to do above 2 mil. that can't be good if you are GBP or Canelo.

His last fight doesnt really have much to do with it. I know Floyd was involved but that doesnt dictate everything. That was a fantastic card so a lot was in play so the 90% figure is really just a gross generalization.

The scheduling of upcoming events carries much more weight.

[RlCKY]

200k woud be more than 90% less than his last fight. yes he was the b side but he was only the 2nd b side in history to do above 2 mil. that can't be good if you are GBP or Canelo.

What is considered "good" is anytime the PPV buys exceed cost to the point where each subsequent buy is free money.

So figure the promotion, site fee, etc.

Let's say the magic number is 90,000 buys and they do 125,000.

I don't think the actual viewing audience means anything from a purely numerical standpoint.

[RlCKY]

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

^^^

If the numbers were great GBP would have 100 press releases by now.