Conor is light years ahead of Floyd in PPV performance

[GGG Gloveking]

If Floyd wants his 50th fight to be as big as possible, then yes, he needs Conor. He's the biggest name in combat sports right now that he could fight.

McGregor, on the other hand, is so hot right now that he could fight some bloke off the street and do over a million PPV buys.

And vice versa. If Conor wants it to be as big as possible, he need Floyd. At the same time, Floyd can fight any bum off the street for #50. He's got money. Plenty. It's little Mac talking about I need $100M. Not Floyd. Little Mac won't get that fighting anyone else. If Conor is so good that he'll beat Floyd boxing, let him fight GGG, see how that goes. Golovkin could sure use 1m ppv units, lol

[twrx]

No way berto may did 1.4mil

[Robbie Barrett]

Go look at UFC PPV's with and without conor lol. None of them even crack 1mil and are lucky if they get 500k. You dont have to be bias about it, conor is a massive draw.

Really? Rousey, Lesnar, Lidell, Rampage, Silva and Tate-Nunes have all sold over 1 mil.

[KLockard23]

Really? Rousey, Lesnar, Lidell, Rampage, Silva and Tate-Nunes have all sold over 1 mil.

He obviously means modern day, genius. Also, Tate-Nunes didn't sell one million, the card being hyped up as a milestone one (it was UFC 200) + Lesnar's involvement is what sold it.

[Robbie Barrett]

He obviously means modern day, genius. Also, Tate-Nunes didn't sell one million, the card being hyped up as a milestone one (it was UFC 200) + Lesnar's involvement is what sold it.

You said earlier stacked cards only mean something to "hardcore fans". Now you're giving it as a reason Tate-Nunes sold well.

[KLockard23]

You said earlier stacked cards only mean something to "hardcore fans". Now you're giving it as a reason Tate-Nunes sold well.

Um, no, I didn't. I said they hyped the event as a milestone for a long time (irregardless of the actual fights that were signed), plus they had their previous biggest draw of all time, Brock Lesnar, in a return fight. Tate-Nunes was onky made the official main event of the card a couple of days before the event due to the fuc*ery concerning Cormier vs Jones 2.

[Robbie Barrett]

Um, no, I didn't. I said they hyped the event as a milestone for a long time (irregardless of the actual fights that were signed), plus they had their previous biggest draw of all time, Brock Lesnar, in a return fight. Tate-Nunes was onky made the official main event of the card a couple of days before the event due to the fuc*ery concerning Cormier vs Jones 2.

No you didn't?

The vast majority are. "Stacked cards" only mean something to hardcore fans, casuals pay to see stars. That's McGregor (and Rousey, to a lesser extent.)

[KLockard23]

No you didn't?

Are you a troll and/or just an idiot? I was referencing the fact that I never claimed that UFC 200 sold by being a stacked card, as evident by the way the rest of my post was worded.

[Robbie Barrett]

Are you a troll and/or just an idiot? I was referencing the fact that I never claimed that UFC 200 sold by being a stacked card, as evident by the way the rest of my post was worded.

The rest of your post that mentions Lesnar on the undercard?

[b00g13man]

You said earlier stacked cards only mean something to "hardcore fans". Now you're giving it as a reason Tate-Nunes sold well.

No you didn't?