im glad someone brought it up....i did think it was weird i didnt have to log on that day
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Arum: "Mayweather-Maidana didn't even hit 800,000, it lost a lot of money"
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Originally posted by 2014Classic View PostShowtime hasn't said anything. 900k is from outside sources. People always stretching facts in this site to make a point.
Now people are using these outside sources as proof showtime is lying. I mean really?
Anyone who thinks Arum is truthful thinks Marquez is clean. Dude only goes into the media to lie. Oly time he makes appearances is too lie.
The answer of course is as Fat Dan puts it below:
When a fight goes through the roof the cable systems are more anxious to report the numbers. When a fight doesn't go crazy they take their time. From what I am told by industry sources, Mayweather-Maidana likely will not crack a million buys. More realistically, I am told the number will be between 800k and 900k.
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Originally posted by Vilicious86 View PostEveryone is conveniently forgetting that Floyd was just in the highest grossing PPV of ALL TIME. That money still counts.
Showtime isn't expecting huge numbers every time out, especially when there was minimal promotion. Showtime is simply trying to reestablish itself as a major player and they've done just that. They've owned boxing since 2013.
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Originally posted by Weebler I View PostHow can they lie if they haven't said anything? The question one needs to ask, is why they haven't said anything.
The answer of course is as Fat Dan puts it below:
I'm just stating this, cause I don't get what drives people to do that.
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All I know is CBS earnings grew 7% due to non advertising Income, Content licensing and distribution up by 6%' International license and transmitting up 22%, meaning they made over a Billion Dollars this last quarter. Showtime is firmly planted in all of these revenue generating increases, and it's projected to continue when fall quarterly earnings are reported. CBS and Showtime are kicking ass and taking names....
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Schaefer, Golden Boy Promotions CEO, reckons Mayweather's fight on 3 May against Marcos Maidana at the MGM Grand will be "the most expensive pay-per-view card we have ever put together and I believe the most expensive card ever put together in the sport of boxing". He adds pointedly: "I want to thank Floyd Mayweather for making this card happen.".
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