Floyd didn't do **** but bully, beat up, and stop the younger bigger man...he carried that hobo and didn't even have to go in his toolbox...he just sonned that ufc mfer ...didn't seem like he had to train the way he dictated policy in the ring...Floyd Sr. be saying some crazy **** but I believe this one
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A half-assed, old man Floyd pounded the much younger and bigger "best MMA fighter on the planet."
It is what it is.
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Originally posted by Ake-Dawg View Post900k for Guerrero. 450k for Berto I think. Those were the lowest ones. Who else in boxing does numbers like that versus that respective level of opponent. You're LOLn while proving the guys point. There is a reason why Golovkin said Mayweather was his dream fight. $$$
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Originally posted by Butch.McRae View PostFisrt three were between 300k - 400k
Maidana (both) were between 900k - 1 million
Ortiz was 1.2 million
Guerrero was 950k - 1.1 million
Berto was 350k - 450k
It's still a higher average than any other boxer from this time period. If we only include these fights.
Conservatively, if we take the low end of his ranges it averages out to 650k in PPVs. That beats anybody else since the year 2000, against opponents who were not adequate B-sides (PPV caliber)
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Originally posted by elcashanilla View PostI agree with you im a huge floyd all im saying is floyd does good numbers vs fighters with solid fanbase like mexicans and over the pond fans cause we support our fighters how many PPV do you think a floyd vs spence would do?
But if Floyd were to fight say Broner, Crawford, or Thurman he clears 900k minimum.
Doing well on PPV is a science, and it seems from the historical data, outside of the HW division, Floyd is the only fighter who's truly mastered it. Manny and Oscar are battling it out for second place, but their numbers just don't stack up to any objective analysis.
Selling 400k in PPVs to fight Berto is no small feat by any measure. That's around Oscar and Manny's career average in sales.
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Originally posted by Butch.McRae View PostFloyd does good PPV against fighters with a base or those with some familiarity to a broader mainstream audience. Your argument is premised on a flawed assumption. (The implications of which I won't entertain) Spence isn't there yet.
But if Floyd were to fight say Broner, Crawford, or Thurman he clears 900k minimum.
Doing well on PPV is a science, and it seems from the historical data, outside of the HW division, Floyd is the only fighter who's truly mastered it. Manny and Oscar are battling it out for second place, but their numbers just don't stack up to any objective analysis.
Selling 400k in PPVs to fight Berto is no small feat by any measure. That's around Oscar and Manny's career average in sales.
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