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  • Gate keeper
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    #21
    Pretty much what I thought. I think the Mayweather fight definitely had an effect on this fight. No way a $100 ppv does 4.4 mil and does not affect a ppv a few weeks later. Plus GGG does not have mainstream drawing power. And to be honest, neither does Canelo, he just has his Mexican fan base. Hopefully the rematch does more

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    • Pigeons
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      #22
      Very impressive for Canelo. That's 1.2M vs. Chavez Jr. and 1.3M vs. Golovkin in one year.

      5.7M PPV buys for boxing in less than one month when combined with MayMac.

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      • Motorcity Cobra
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        #23
        Originally posted by _Maxi
        How? just slighly over 1 million is 1.1 million tops... everyone could see that the 2M number was not real. Glaser always does the same.
        I never believed 97K. Relax

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        • Motorcity Cobra
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          #24
          Originally posted by Santa_
          Great news

          It would have done twice as much if it weren't for the May-McGregor farce.
          Highly doubt it. Two totally different audiences. The boxing fans that bought May-McG also bought this fight. Would've done more if Oscar would've used that fight to promote his fight in a positive way. Oscar pissed off a lot of MMA fans being a hater. Dana White showed he was the bigger man by attending the GGG-Canelo fight.

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          • Santa_
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            #25
            Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra
            Highly doubt it. Two totally different audiences. The boxing fans that bought May-McG also bought this fight. Would've done more if Oscar would've used that fight to promote his fight in a positive way. Oscar pissed off a lot of MMA fans being a hater. Dana White showed he was the bigger man by attending the GGG-Canelo fight.

            Some of them, yes, but all of them??? No way.

            Canelo-GGG would've done way more if it weren't for the May-Mac Circus.

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            • Scipio2009
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              #26
              With Pugmire writing his story, we now have a solid data point to work from.

              The HD/SD breakdown will likely come out later, but you're basically talking about $50m into the pot after passing all outside folks on the US PPV.

              $10m-$15m headed to K2, plus their $5m off of the live event, and let's call it another $5m to K2 off of the other revenue streams, and it becomes pretty clear that Golovkin would fine a tough path to get his way to the $15m that Alvarez had offered to begin with.

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                #27
                This sounds a bit more reasonable. I was expecting around 800,000 to 1,000,000 buys.

                That 2 million+ number sounded ridiculous and surprised me for a while, too.

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                • DinoCop
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                  #28
                  Originally posted by NahMean
                  I guess the roumors of Canelo vs Chaves doing 1.5 is a lie then... No way this does less. but 1.3 is good
                  Nyaa good question kit, now answer that you mofos.

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                  • JRB123
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                    #29
                    Originally posted by SniXSniPe
                    This sounds a bit more reasonable. I was expecting around 800,000 to 1,000,000 buys.

                    That 2 million+ number sounded ridiculous and surprised me for a while, too.
                    I was expecting around the same number as well but good for them to reach 1.3 million buys. I don't know what the rematch would get given the way that the first match ended up

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                      Comments Thread For: Report: Canelo-Golovkin Fight Produced 1.3 Million PPV Buys

                      Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin didn't come anywhere near the "close to 3 million" domestic pay-per-view buys promoter Oscar De La Hoya predicted, but their middleweight title fight easily surpassed 1 million buys. The Los Angeles Times reported Wednesday that Alvarez-Golovkin generated 1.3 million buys in the United States. Mexico's Alvarez (49-1-2, 34 KOs) and Kazakhstan's Golovkin (37-0-1, 33 KOs) fought to a controversial 12-round draw September 16 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
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