Canelo vs Golovkin 2 PPV buys? Gate? Poll

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  • mlac
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    #11
    not many at all, all the casuals that saw the first one won't want to see it again considering everyone with braincells saw a Golovkin win.

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    • future hendrixx
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      #12
      its may 5. mexican celebration. parties and beers.

      2.2 million.

      but i never understood why fans who stream every PPV there is give a sht about stuff like this. not referring to OP in particular but i know a bunch of cats who will NEVER buy any fight but still debate on numbers and gates lol.

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      • HeadBodyBodyBody
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        #13
        Cinco de Mayo, though... could mean a lot more buys... the first fight was kind of overshadowed by the McTw@tter fiasco

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        • RL_GMA
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          #14
          It'll likely sell out the gate if in Vegas. PPV buys I'd say 1.1-1.3 Mill. The 1st fight did good and there's a demand for a rematch. Those usually do well too.

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          • bigdunny1
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            #15
            First fight did over 1.3M buys and people forgetting Canelo also fought Chavez last year and that did over 1M buys so NO chance the rematch does less then 1M lol

            2 huge factors 1) Cinco De Mayo is a bigger holiday bigger deal in the US then Mexican Independence day. People who aren't even Mexican go drinking on that day and have no clue about Mexican Independence day. Plus this year that day falls exactly on a saturday. So they are not fighting not Cinco De mayo weekend where say the actual day is earlier in the week but instead they are fighting on May 5 when a huge amount of the country is partying and this fight will be the background for every party.

            2) There is no Floyd/McGregor circus fight that takes away from the first 2 months of the promotion. The first fight really only had a 1 month promotion which started after Floyd/McGregor was done. I remember folks here predicting because of the Floyd fight that nobody would buy this and it would do under 1M. Now they have no PPV competition they are clearly the biggest PPV fight of the year.

            The rematch will make more money then the first fight did.

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            • RL_GMA
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              #16
              Originally posted by HeadBodyBodyBody
              Cinco de Mayo, though... could mean a lot more buys... the first fight was kind of overshadowed by the McTw@tter fiasco
              With or without Mayweather Mcgregor I don't think it would've done THAT much more than what they reported (1.3 Mill buys). They actually did better than what I initially thought before Mayweather v McGregor became official. From what I gather most people who were planning on buying Canelo v GGG (Casuals and Hardcores) bought it anyway even with Mayweather v Mcgregor happening 3 weeks before.

              That being said though, the rematch should be as successful.

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              • Santa_
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                #17
                More than the first one which would have done A LOT more if it weren't for the circus fight that took place a few weeks before

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                • filup79
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                  #18
                  Around 1 mil. Last fight wasn't that entertaining and if you think about it, the last few Canelo fights have been a bit boring. Canelo hasn't been in an exciting fight, and knocking out over matched opponents isn't that exciting. Prior to GGG he was fighting over matched opponents like Khan, Smith and Chavez Jr. and those fights weren't that exciting. Even the Cotto fight wasn't all that, his fights are pretty much on par as Mayweather's last fights. It don't matter if the fight is on Cinco de Mayo, Oscar who was more well known fought on mexican dates regularly and only did over 1 mil buys 3 times. I feel the first fight, for all the talk from Oscar that it was a real fight, a can't miss action fight, it ended up being a dud that people were put off by it, along with the scoring of the fight. Seemed people were more entertained by the circus fight than the so called real fight.

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