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  • #41
    Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View Post
    Glaser getting his credibility back

    Only from you.

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    • #42
      Before Cotto and Chavez Jr, two of the biggest names in the sport, Canelo was only getting between 250k and 350k pay-per-view buys per fight. People have to understand that Canelo-Cotto was Mexico's #1 star against Puerto Rico's #1 star, and it still did less than 1 million. Canelo-Chavez Jr was a Mexican fantasy fight that most thought would never happen, and even though the fight itself was a huge letdown, going into it it was a huge fight for the Mexican audience.

      So for Canelo-GGG to best both the Mexican-Puerto Rico fight, and the Mexican fantasy fight, says a lot about GGG's star power. This is Canelo's biggest pay-per-view of his career not involving Mayweather. That says a lot. I have no idea where the "2 million" number came from, but that was never realistic. As I said, Canelo-Chavez Jr was a huge, huge fight for the Mexican PPV audience, and that only did 1.1 million. That shows you what the ceiling sort of is for that audience specifically, so for Canelo-GGG to do more than that means they not only retained all of that audience, but also added a couple hundred thousand more viewers.

      To go along with the third biggest gate of all time, this is an impressive number.

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      • #43
        Originally posted by Santa_ View Post

        Canelo-GGG would've done way more if it weren't for the May-Mac Circus.
        Nope! People were still piššed off about that Chavez-Canelo Catchweight farce. Oscar is a horrible promoter. Not smart at all

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        • #44
          OK not 2 Million but still a success with the Gate and 1.3 is a good number! Rematch should be able to do the same maybe even a little higher hopefully

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          • #45
            Originally posted by Santa_ View Post
            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.
            That's Floyd for you! Tried killing boxing a second time. Ego manic prima donna.

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            • #46
              i heard 2million last week but still solid numbers

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              • #47
                Rematch will be about the same.

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                • #48
                  This confirms Borat's drawing power is 97K, .

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                  • #49
                    1,203,000 Canelo
                    97k golovkin

                    Lololololol

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                    • #50
                      Originally posted by Boxing Logic View Post
                      Before Cotto and Chavez Jr, two of the biggest names in the sport, Canelo was only getting between 250k and 350k pay-per-view buys per fight. People have to understand that Canelo-Cotto was Mexico's #1 star against Puerto Rico's #1 star, and it still did less than 1 million. Canelo-Chavez Jr was a Mexican fantasy fight that most thought would never happen, and even though the fight itself was a huge letdown, going into it it was a huge fight for the Mexican audience.

                      So for Canelo-GGG to best both the Mexican-Puerto Rico fight, and the Mexican fantasy fight, says a lot about GGG's star power. This is Canelo's biggest pay-per-view of his career not involving Mayweather. That says a lot. I have no idea where the "2 million" number came from, but that was never realistic. As I said, Canelo-Chavez Jr was a huge, huge fight for the Mexican PPV audience, and that only did 1.1 million. That shows you what the ceiling sort of is for that audience specifically, so for Canelo-GGG to do more than that means they not only retained all of that audience, but also added a couple hundred thousand more viewers.

                      To go along with the third biggest gate of all time, this is an impressive number.
                      Yet another book from boxingmoron

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