Comments Thread For: Bob Arum: UFC is on The Balls of It's Ass, No Marquee Stars Left!
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I absolutely GUARANTEE you that the UFC didn't come close to selling 875K PPV's for the GSP-Bisping fight.
Notice how these figures never come from UFC itself but out of someones ass. Unless it comes directly from an official announcement from the UFC or a Cable Provider, its meaningless.
So many ufc fighters have come out and dispelled the reported UFC PPV as being FAKE as they've seen the actual PPV numbers and they're alot lower then the reported ones.Comment
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What flavor koolaid you drinking man?
Sources:
UFC 216: “Ferguson vs. Lee,” preceded by UFC 215: “Nunes vs. Shevchenko 2,” were both box office busts, pulling in pay-per-view (PPV) buys of 120,000 and 100,000, respectively.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...g-with-the-ufc
How much did May-Mac generate for WME?Comment
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No data on that. We do know Floyd got the lionshare.
I can guess real quick?
North America PPVR: 430 million (we know for a fact)
Global PPVR: 230 million* (alleged 6.6 million total buys)
Gate: 55 million
Additional purses: 1.2 millon
Venue+Staff+Additonal fee's: N/A
Mayweather Purse: 300 million
McWelfare Purse: 100 Million
After doing the appropriate math above we got 316.2 million left.
I'm sure Showtime gets the lionshare (probably not 3:1) here, then UFC next. FMP, and McWelfare Sports and Entertainment start cutting the rest. Never mind additional logistics costs.
After it's all said and done WME probably got 100-150 million. We don't even know if those global numbers are correct. I think my spread here is the best possible outcome for WME.Comment
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