This fight belongs in the US like all major fights or major heavyweight fights. There is more money here and they seem to either want to price tneselves out because they are scared or want to stay in England to milk more money. Wilder brings a large tv audience every time and if AJ foyght in the US for one fight it would be a massive PPV.
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Originally posted by yoz View PostIt would be better for their next fight to be on the same night, at the same venue, somewhere in the States. That'd set it up nicely.
It won't happen, of course...
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Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View PostAlvarez and Chavez are both draws and have been on PPV prior. Wilder and Joshua aren't. FFS. It's unbelievable how ****** Wilder fans are, seriously this is embarrassing for you.
Two heavyweights, known for knocking people out, both with the ability to market the fight in English, in an actual meaningful fight is a far bigger event than you seem willing to acknowledge, for whatever reason.
Not sure why you've got your head in the sand.
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The fight won't be in America. Nobody knows Joshua. Wilder is willing to go to the UK, but there must be stringent blood testing. Now if Joshua decided to gain some balls and come to America, I'd give him props.
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Originally posted by Butch.McRae View PostYou don't follow the money trail on these fights do you? The live gate for AJ/Vlad was between 9 - 10 million. The average ticket price was near $100.
A Vegas live gate destroys that. They'd do between 20 - 40 million easy at the live gate in Vegas. But the PPV revenue is the problem with a US fight. Which is why i think it happens in the UK. But a rematch would definitely be in the US if Wilder won. They'd break the bank then.
If the gate in Las Vegas can likely do double what the gate at Wembley was, and the UK has already shown that they will pay for big US fights on Box Office (Floyd's fights on Sky Box Office have done over a million homes), the big unknown is what the US TV money would look like.
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Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View PostNo way this fight makes more in America. Neither is a draw in America. Is Vegas going to put up 10+ mil to get the fight, then there'll be all the lost revenue from UK PPV to take in to account. Keep dreaming.
In Vegas you get site fee, 20k will get a 10 mil gate. PPV in the U.S. and PPV in the UK. If the fight is in the UK it's not gonna be PPV here. Everybody knows Vegas fights make the most money.
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Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostThis fight makes way more money in America. Joshua putting 90k in the seats and getting only 10 mil gate.
In Vegas you get site fee, 20k will get a 10 mil gate. PPV in the U.S. and PPV in the UK. If the fight is in the UK it's not gonna be PPV here. Everybody knows Vegas fights make the most money.
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stay in school bro
Originally posted by OgTripleOg View Postbelieve it or not this fight would make more money in america than the uk. 90k seats at wembley at say $100 each is only $9m gate money whereas vegas could charge at least a grand per seat so 20k seats at $1k a piece is $20m just off tickets. then you got ppv sales if this fight were in vegas more people in the UK/US would have to buy the ppv since most of the casuals wouldn't be able to travel/book hotels/buy tickets to see the fight live. just depends if vegas thinks this fight can put up the hype like floyd/canelo/pac past fights have.
There's $100 $200 $500 $10 000 tix prices in both countries
No way 90 000 ppl pay only $100
2nd thing
No promoter will charge $1000 a tix for a Wilder vs Joshua match up when two bigger names May/Pac didn't even get that
90 000 ppl over 20 000 ppl wins everytime
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