Comments Thread For: Golovkin-Wade Registers As Most-Watched Cable TV Fight of 2016
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Really? 154 is what he chooses? When was last time when this disgrace to Mexican boxing was fighting at 154lb? We all know that this scared kid is fighting small guys in his own 155lb weight class.Comment
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Yes, but on NBC. 1.482 not huge for network TV. Still, this means there were a fair number of eyeballs on Spence blowing out an experienced B level fighter, so that should mean good things for Spence going forward.Comment
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-Ward-Barrera was only staged in the lower bowl of Oracle Arena; the $25 ticket never actually went on sale for the fightThe ticket prices for Ward-barrera were : $300, $150, $100, $50 and $25
The ticket prices for Golovkin-Wade were: $400, $300, $200, $100, $60 and $30
Considering they are practically similar ticket prices and Golovkin is destroying Ward in attendance, in California btw which is beyond embarrassing, lets you know who is who.
Plus these current ratings pretty much confirm that.
-SoCal and NorCal are clearly different boxing markets
-K2 originally only planned on staging Golovkin-Wade in the 12k seat setup that they had for Golovkin-Wade; the extra 4500 tickets sold were likely all $30 tickets.
Attendance is one thing and I don't have the numbers to confirm my thoughts, but I'm fairly certain that Golovkin-Wade didn't sell $1m in tickets and I doubt that Golovkin-Wade did more than $800k at the live gate.
Saul Alvarez was able to put ~40k people into a baseball stadium, selling $15 tickets, for a live gate of ~$3.5m for Alvarez-Kirkland; Mayweather-Berto had ~13,500 in attendance, but did $10m at the gate.
If Mayweather and Alvarez were to sit and negotiate a fight, I think it'd be fair to assume that all parties would look at the gate numbers and not the number of bodies in the building.Comment

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