Crawford - Postol reported at 62k buys.....
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It is from Glaser. The number is completely made up. The guy does not work in boxing and his only distant connection is Don King, who also no longer has the connections to know.
With that being said, its a reasonable guess lolComment
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Was a ****e card and left a bitter taste in peoples mouths cause the main event ******. People want to see world level fighters on these PPV cards unless theres some amazing megafight headlining. Is why ufc is thriving because you get world class matches throughout these cards. And dont tell me those on the crawford undercard were star attractions, yeah may be attractions for hardcore fans but not for othersComment
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OK less about 1.8m after half the money goes to the cable providers. Which wouldn't be that bad except look at the purses for Crawford and Postol
Crawford $1.3M, Postol $675k
The headliners alone were paid more then the profits generated. And that's not including the undercard which were paid 350k. If these PPV figures are true Arum lost money because the money he paid the fighters is more then the profits. And I'm sure there are other fees outside of just the half Cable takes like the venu so that 1.8m might even be closer to just 1m.
I think Arum said it needs to do 100k buys to pull a profit.Comment
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Crawford is actually worse than Lara who occasionally does rope a dope. I was actually expecting Thurman to clinch all day, but he rarely did and he and Porter made the fight extremely entertaining to watch. This Crawford guy is too scared to engage when it comes to Postol type opponents.
Again, he looks good against small guys and Dierry Jean opponents, though.Comment
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Rafael is not credible, he says the number HBO tells him.Comment
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“HBO has been dealing with early year budget restraints and by putting the Crawford-Postal fight card on pay-per-view, the public pays most of the fighters’ purses. Arum said the bout needs around 80,000 buys to become a break-even proposition,” said Pugmire at the latimes.com.Comment
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