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  • kafkod
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    #21
    Originally posted by MDPopescu
    OK, man: the fact that the Mexican public was silent during the fight but eventually was booing Canelo at the end may give you the some hint about the "demographics" of those PPVs... (but I admit, I may get this all wrong...)
    That was the second time that Mexican fans have cheered Golovkin and booed his Mexican opponent after a fight - the first time was against Rubio.

    Loeffler has been trying to "sell" Golovkin to the Mexican American fan base ever since GGG first arrived in the States.

    And now I'm thinking that GGG has probably gained more Mexican fans by getting robbed against Canelo than if he'd actually beaten their Golden Boy!

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      #22
      Originally posted by kafkod
      Look at the last PPV numbers of both fighters against "no name" opponents.

      Canelo vs Smith did 260k, Golovkin vs Jacobs did 170k.

      Canelo vs Golovkin or, if you prefer, Golovkin vs Canelo sold this fight!

      Trying to separate the fighters from the fight is ridiculous.
      Why? If golovkin has 2 ppvs that were terrible, why should one not assume canelo is the one who sold the fight? Is there more Kazakh fans in the US or Mexican?

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        #23
        Originally posted by kafkod
        That was the second time that Mexican fans have cheered Golovkin and booed his Mexican opponent after a fight - the first time was against Rubio.

        Loeffler has been trying to "sell" Golovkin to the Mexican American fan base ever since GGG first arrived in the States.

        And now I'm thinking that GGG has probably gained more Mexican fans by getting robbed against Canelo than if he'd actually beaten their Golden Boy!
        I was only speculating about sold the fight... not about how GGG gained more of the Mexican public in the process...

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          #24
          Glad to see the fight might have done so well. lol @ people crediting some of its success to MayMac. Take that jive nonsense somewhere else losers.

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            #25
            Originally posted by MDPopescu
            OK, man: the fact that the Mexican public was silent during the fight but eventually was booing Canelo at the end may give you the some hint about the "demographics" of those PPVs... (but I admit, I may get this all wrong...)
            i think ggg made some new fans and increased his fanbase just by the way he fought...

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              #26
              Originally posted by GhostofDempsey
              Good observation. Certain fans fail to realize that an event is not an event unless both parties are part of it. Everyone gives Floyd the credit for May/Pac numbers and May/Mac numbers, but those numbers could only be achieved if Pac and Mac are the opponent. So as much as Floyd holds a PPV record, Manny holds it too.

              As for GGG/Canelo, it had just the right amount of build up and drama needed to pull big numbers. It didn't marinate for 5 years, and Oscar didn't keep moving the goal post whenever an agreement was reached. It was a good fight, and I think a rematch will pull down even bigger PPV numbers.

              Originally posted by MDPopescu
              I was only speculating about sold the fight... not about how GGG gained more of the Mexican public in the process...
              The controversy over the scoring got everybody tallking and will likely add PPV numbers to the rematch.

              So maybe Adelaide Byrde isn't blind after all .. maybe a ridiculous score card from one of the judges was all part of Oscar and Loeffler's cunning plan.

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                #27
                Originally posted by kafkod
                Look at the last PPV numbers of both fighters against "no name" opponents.

                Canelo vs Smith did 260k, Golovkin vs Jacobs did 170k.

                Canelo vs Golovkin or, if you prefer, Golovkin vs Canelo sold this fight!

                Trying to separate the fighters from the fight is ridiculous.
                This is why nobody can take you serious. First you intentionally grab the HIGHEST PPV estimate for GGG but compare it to the lowest estimate for Canelo. Play fair there buddy K2 said GGG/Jacobs did 170K and that GGG/Lemieux did 150K. If we going by what the promoter put out then Canelo/Smith did 300K according to Golden Boy. If you want to ignore what the promoters said then GGG/Lemieux did as low as 97K and GGG/Jacobs 110K. You pick which you want either way if you stay consistent Canelo/Smith did about double the ppvs as GGG's only 2 PPVs.

                Second Smith was totally unknown fighter NEVER fought on US soil no fight ever aired on US television. Lemieux and Jacobs both been involved in numerous head line fights in the US and on US major TV telecasts. Canelo fighting Smith is like GGG fighting Wade which wasn't even good enough for PPV and still doubled up his biggest fights. GGG vs Jacobs and Lemiuex did 150-170K how much do they sell if either fights Canelo in May? GGG/Jacobs is similar to Canelo/Khan and that did 600K comparing it to Smith is ****** because Jacobs is a bigger name and draw then Smith. Canelo is clearly the bigger draw stop pretending it's close.

                There is nobody GGG can fight that even cracks 500K Ppv buys, canelo did 1m buys this year alone without GGG. chavezjr at his hight of popularity did 400K buys against sergio.
                Last edited by bigdunny1; 09-22-2017, 10:11 AM.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by MDPopescu
                  OK, I understand... but I think "significantly above 1 million" can't mean that figure you put down... because they would have said "significantly above 1.5 million" instead...
                  in Canelo vs. Cotto, Cotto was also a draw. Canelo on his own can Draw 400-500k tops, Canelo vs. a good opponent Draws the rest. It isn't the fighters individually that draw a lot (though Canelo is more of a draw for sure) it is the two together that make the event.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by bigdunny1
                    This is why nobody can take you serious. First you intentionally grab the HIGHEST PPV estimate for GGG but compare it to the lowest estimate for Canelo. Play fair there buddy K2 said GGG/Jacobs did 170K and that GGG/Lemieux did 150K. If we going by what the promoter put out then Canelo/Smith did 300K according to Golden Boy. If you want to ignore what the promoters said then GGG/Lemieux did as low as 97K and GGG/Jacobs 110K. You pick which you want either way if you stay consistent Canelo/Smith did about double the ppvs as GGG's only 2 PPVs.

                    Second Smith was totally unknown fighter NEVER fought on US soil no fight ever aired on US television. Lemieux and Jacobs both been involved in numerous head line fights in the US and on US major TV telecasts. Canelo fighting Smith is like GGG fighting Wade which wasn't even good enough for PPV and still doubled up his biggest fights. GGG vs Jacobs and Lemiuex did 150-170K how much do they sell if either fights Canelo in May? GGG/Jacobs is similar to Canelo/Khan and that did 600K comparing it to Smith is ****** because Jacobs is a bigger name and draw then Smith. Canelo is clearly the bigger draw stop pretending it's close.

                    There is nobody GGG can fight that even cracks 500K Ppv buys, canelo did 1m buys this year alone without GGG. chavezjr at his hight of popularity did 400K buys against sergio.
                    Ok, I'll play you at your own ******ed game.

                    Chavez Jr's drawing power = 400k PPVs, and Canelo vs Chavez Jr sold 1million. So that must mean Canelo's drawing power = 600k PPVs.

                    So when the numbers for GGG vs Canelo come out, all we have to do is subtract 600k from the total and the remainder = Golovkin's drawing power. Simple!

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by bigdunny1
                      This is why nobody can take you serious. First you intentionally grab the HIGHEST PPV estimate for GGG but compare it to the lowest estimate for Canelo. Play fair there buddy K2 said GGG/Jacobs did 170K and that GGG/Lemieux did 150K. If we going by what the promoter put out then Canelo/Smith did 300K according to Golden Boy. If you want to ignore what the promoters said then GGG/Lemieux did as low as 97K and GGG/Jacobs 110K. You pick which you want either way if you stay consistent Canelo/Smith did about double the ppvs as GGG's only 2 PPVs.

                      Second Smith was totally unknown fighter NEVER fought on US soil no fight ever aired on US television. Lemieux and Jacobs both been involved in numerous head line fights in the US and on US major TV telecasts. Canelo fighting Smith is like GGG fighting Wade which wasn't even good enough for PPV and still doubled up his biggest fights. GGG vs Jacobs and Lemiuex did 150-170K how much do they sell if either fights Canelo in May? GGG/Jacobs is similar to Canelo/Khan and that did 600K comparing it to Smith is ****** because Jacobs is a bigger name and draw then Smith. Canelo is clearly the bigger draw stop pretending it's close.

                      There is nobody GGG can fight that even cracks 500K Ppv buys, canelo did 1m buys this year alone without GGG. chavezjr at his hight of popularity did 400K buys against sergio.
                      remember when the initial numbers came out for 97K, Loeffler literally said ''that's what we expected...''

                      and those were the 97K Canadian HBO PPVs Canadian HBO subs automatically sync with USA PPV buys. It's the same domain

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