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I hope these PPVs continue to bomb. It wasn't that long ago that PPV actually meant 'huge event'. Now all a star has to do is fight mismatch after mismatch and they sell just fine. I'm loving the fact that PAC & may (both are my favorites btw) are no longer able to (as Tyson famously said about himself) sell out Madison Square masturbating. Until we get real, legit match ups again (and Canelo/Lara isn't a bad start), along with stacked under cards, I'll be hoping for boxing's PPV demise.
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None of the PPV fights have done well this year.
And what realistic match up possibilities remain the rest of the year that look appealing?
There is nobody out there for Mayweather that will generate 1 million buys other than Pacquiao and we know that aint happening.
There is nobody out there for Pac where he can even do 700,000 buys.
Canelo will be lucky to do 400,000 buys against Lara.
Cotto vs. Canelo could probably do 600,000 or so which would be a success for them I suppose.
Sergio is done.
My point is that boxing is in a rut right now because the best fights are not being made and with the May vs. Pac fight all but dead people are getting bored and tuning away from boxing.
One simple thing happening could change all of this but we all know it won't so we'll be forced to watch a bunch of "B" fights the rest of the year and who knows how long after that.
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Originally posted by jimboinbigd View PostNone of the PPV fights have done well this year.
And what realistic match up possibilities remain the rest of the year that look appealing?
There is nobody out there for Mayweather that will generate 1 million buys other than Pacquiao and we know that aint happening.
There is nobody out there for Pac where he can even do 700,000 buys.
Canelo will be lucky to do 400,000 buys against Lara.
Cotto vs. Canelo could probably do 600,000 or so which would be a success for them I suppose.
Sergio is done.
My point is that boxing is in a rut right now because the best fights are not being made and with the May vs. Pac fight all but dead people are getting bored and tuning away from boxing.
One simple thing happening could change all of this but we all know it won't so we'll be forced to watch a bunch of "B" fights the rest of the year and who knows how long after that.
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I am a big fan of the sport so I want all ppvs to do well. Pacquiao, Cotto, Mayweather and Canelo it shows that the sport is doing well. I wont respond to the other comments that think otherwise as I find it creepy to insult people behind a computer.
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Originally posted by jimboinbigd View PostNone of the PPV fights have done well this year.
And what realistic match up possibilities remain the rest of the year that look appealing?
There is nobody out there for Mayweather that will generate 1 million buys other than Pacquiao and we know that aint happening.
There is nobody out there for Pac where he can even do 700,000 buys.
Canelo will be lucky to do 400,000 buys against Lara.
Cotto vs. Canelo could probably do 600,000 or so which would be a success for them I suppose.
Sergio is done.
My point is that boxing is in a rut right now because the best fights are not being made and with the May vs. Pac fight all but dead people are getting bored and tuning away from boxing.
One simple thing happening could change all of this but we all know it won't so we'll be forced to watch a bunch of "B" fights the rest of the year and who knows how long after that.
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Originally posted by Dandiez1 View PostI am a big fan of the sport so I want all ppvs to do well. Pacquiao, Cotto, Mayweather and Canelo it shows that the sport is doing well. I wont respond to the other comments that think otherwise as I find it creepy to insult people behind a computer.
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I expected 600k. But I guess 400k should have been expected since it was two fighters who are usually B-sides. However Canelo-Angulo did 350k, and no one really cared much for that fight so that kind of indicates to me who the superior PPV seller is between Canelo and Cotto.
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