Would Floyd be a ppv fighter if he had multiple losses?

[Deevel916]

How many loses does Manny have? He still a PPV star or nah?

Only on NSB with these dumb ass threads

Yes but Manny is an action fighter who keeps fans at the edge of their seats for the most part. His drawing power is his fighting style. Fans tune in to see an actual "fight". Floyd doesn't draw because he's an action packed entertaining fighter. He draws because he's undefeated, controversial and plays the heel well. Sure u have the diehards who tune in to see his Boxing mastery on display but for the most part the majority of those tuning in are doing so to see if he loses due to his aura of invincibility. It's sort of like when Tyson fought. People were glued to the TV and ordered his ppvs just to see how fast he can demolish his opponent. They didn't care to see Tyson fight the distance. They wanted to witness pure savagery in the ring.

[ThePunchingBag]

When your entire career revolves around that "0" you cherrypick opponents and fight in a certain style to make sure that the "0" is never in any real danger no matter how much you get criticized for it.

You also don't get much of a legacy if you never fight anyone capable of taking that "0"

You lose the "0" you lose money.

[J The UnBiased]

I bring this up because it's my stance that his drawing power consists of him having an undefeated record. It's his air of invincibility that has the fans intrigued and as a result they tune in by the masses whenever he's facing an opponent who seems to have a shot at dethroning him. Now whenever I bring this up his fan boys reply with something along the lines of "they tune in because he's the best fighter in the world" which he very well may be. I just don't think it's his fighting style or entertainment value that their tuning in for.

So my question is..... If Floyd had say.... 3,4,or 5 losses on his record would he even be a ppv fighter?

it must suck to see this man be successful.

[J The UnBiased]

No.

Defensive fighters are generally hard to sell. They sell when they are pitted against aggressive, rampaging KO artists. Fans, of course, root for the aggressor and want to see the guy who refuses to engage in the ring gone for good.

awwwwwww, get you weak ass outta here bitch

[J The UnBiased]

No. He's convinced the general public that being undefeated means something. His marketability is directly tied to his record. He knows this. That's why he's not willing to face a fighter who might beat him.

Like who, give me an example

[Kuyukut]

who's gonna watch a boring fighter that runs like a marathoner inside the ring and with losses?

come on. smdh

[J The UnBiased]

When your entire career revolves around that "0" you cherrypick opponents and fight in a certain style to make sure that the "0" is never in any real danger no matter how much you get criticized for it.

You also don't get much of a legacy if you never fight anyone capable of taking that "0"

You lose the "0" you lose money.

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[Ringlife]

I would say yes. Pac has like five losses and Hoya had like 6 losses. Let's just say he fights Lara in sept and loses by decision. I still think he would sell a lot of PPV's or maybe fight somebody at MW like Martinez and lose. He would still get PPV buys because he challenge himself against those fighters. If he went the Roy Jones rout then no. What I mean by that is Roy Jones is still fighting and he is way past his prime where not even HBO is buying his fights anymore but they let him be a commentator for their network.