HBO only made $9 million from Mayweather-Pacquiao

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  • PKing
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    HBO only made $9 million from Mayweather-Pacquiao

    According to Lance Pugmire from the Los Angeles Times, his source said HBO made only $9 million from MayPac. A PPV that generated over $435 million in sales.

    http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/envelope/cotown/la-et-ct-hbo-boxing-fatigue-20160915-snap-story.html

    Yet somehow some people here thinks HBO actually makes significant revenue from PPVs. If Ward-Kovalev does it'd projected 200,000 buys ($12 million in revenue)... HBO will literally see peanuts.
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    #2
    Originally posted by PKing
    According to Lance Pugmire from the Los Angeles Times, his source said HBO made only $9 million from MayPac. A PPV that generated over $435 million in sales.

    When Mexican fighter Canelo Alvarez and Britain’s Liam “Beefy” Smith step into the ring Saturday, the crowd in Dallas’ AT&T Stadium is expected to roar.


    Yet somehow some people here thinks HBO actually makes significant revenue from PPVs. If Ward-Kovalev does it'd projected 200,000 buys ($12 million in revenue)... HBO will literally see peanuts.
    talking sh-it on peanuts now? wtf

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    • al-Xander
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      HBO was not the main network in that fight. Do you have any info on how much CBS made from that fight? It appears they didn't make much either considering they hardly produced fights for the rest of that year.

      Don't forget that they're dealing with greedy boy Floyd.

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      • FeFist
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        Good on Floyd.

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        • PKing
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          #5
          Originally posted by JoeMan
          HBO was not the main network in that fight. Do you have any info on how much CBS made from that fight? It appears they didn't make much either considering they hardly produced fights for the rest of that year.

          Don't forget that they're dealing with greedy boy Floyd.
          The point is that HBO nor Showtime make any serious money from PPVs.

          Let's put that myth to rest.

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          • daggum
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            #6
            Originally posted by FeFist
            Good on Floyd.
            only a Floyd fan would say good job Floyd when he walks across a bridge and then burns it down after him so no one else can cross. good job Floyd! boxing is dead but you got money so yay?

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              That was the ultimate **** you from Floyd to HBO

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                #8
                Originally posted by PKing
                According to Lance Pugmire from the Los Angeles Times, his source said HBO made only $9 million from MayPac. A PPV that generated over $435 million in sales.

                When Mexican fighter Canelo Alvarez and Britain’s Liam “Beefy” Smith step into the ring Saturday, the crowd in Dallas’ AT&T Stadium is expected to roar.


                Yet somehow some people here thinks HBO actually makes significant revenue from PPVs. If Ward-Kovalev does it'd projected 200,000 buys ($12 million in revenue)... HBO will literally see peanuts.
                PPV supposed to supplement not be the main source of income for boxing. HBO uses boxing to get subscribers. The same way they use GOT to get subscribers. Boxing PPV is the only programming HBO can see an immediate profit from without relying on monthly subscriptions.

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                • PKing
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra
                  PPV supposed to supplement not be the main source of income for boxing. HBO uses boxing to get subscribers. The same way they use GOT to get subscribers. Boxing PPV is the only programming HBO can see an immediate profit from without relying on monthly subscriptions.
                  Exactly. Glad that you pointed that out for the delusional here...

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by daggum
                    only a Floyd fan would say good job Floyd when he walks across a bridge and then burns it down after him so no one else can cross. good job Floyd! boxing is dead but you got money so yay?
                    This right here

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