Can May/Pac rematch outdraw Khabib/McGregor rematch?

Collapse
Collapse
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • kafkod
    I am Fanboy. Very Fanboy
    Franchise Champion - 20,000+ posts
    • Sep 2013
    • 24850
    • 2,203
    • 1,823
    • 405,373

    #21
    Originally posted by dibzvincent143
    May-Pac 2 all the floyd haters will awaken again. And all the pac fans as well
    It's been a while. Most of them will have forgotten the login codes for their alt accounts by now.

    The flomos will still have theirs doe. They will have been using them regularly in GGG and Eddie Hearn threads.

    Comment

    • VatoMulatto
      Banned
      Super Champion - 5,000-10,000 posts
      • Nov 2003
      • 8168
      • 289
      • 218
      • 104,445

      #22
      Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
      Khabib-Mcgregor 2 is more pointless than a Mayweather-Pacquiao rematch. At least we don't know how much Mayweather has left. We know Mcgregor has no chance.
      Khabib and Conor are both in their prime and arguably the two best in the division (I know Ferguson will disagree) and Conor is such a huge star. The brawl at the end will also hype up the rematch. The rematch would probably be just as successful as the first fight.

      Pac and Floyd are legends but are also 40+ and far from their prime. I could be wrong but I really don't think that many people are going to be interested in Pac vs Floyd II. The fight would definitely not do better than Khabib vs Conor II.

      Comment

      • g27region
        IKSAB
        Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
        • Apr 2016
        • 2483
        • 124
        • 172
        • 23,753

        #23
        Is there a point in Khabib/McGregor rematch at all other than money? McGregor got dominated and forced to submit to the superior fighter
        Last edited by g27region; 10-11-2018, 06:37 AM.

        Comment

        • CodeBreaker
          Interim Champion
          Gold Champion - 500-1,000 posts
          • May 2017
          • 526
          • 21
          • 50
          • 14,112

          #24
          Apparently, Khabib/McGregor PPV has 2.5 million buys, a new record for the UFC.

          Comment

          • elfag
            Alpha fäggot
            Unified Champion - 10,00-20,000 posts
            • Jan 2008
            • 15602
            • 3,485
            • 302
            • 65,929

            #25
            Floyd-pac 1 and Floyd-Mcgreggor both did over 4 million ppv.

            Floyd-pac 2 will still do really well, even if they barely promote it, it still gets over 2 million ppv.

            When you consider the second highest ppv fights in boxing were floyd-canelo and floyd-dlh and those were in the 2 million ppv range, a rematch with pac still makes a ton of money without them even trying hard. Its almost impossible for it to flop. It could do half the numbers of their first fight and still be in the top few biggest ppv fights of all time.

            Comment

            • elfag
              Alpha fäggot
              Unified Champion - 10,00-20,000 posts
              • Jan 2008
              • 15602
              • 3,485
              • 302
              • 65,929

              #26
              Originally posted by g27region
              Is there a point in Khabib/McGregor rematch at all other than money? McGregor got dominated and forced to submit to the superior fighter

              He even losts the stand up exchanges in the fight and Khabib landed the biggest punch of the fight when he dropped mcgreggor.

              Mcgreggor has no chance in a rematch with him. Hes shut out of a boxing rematch with floyd too with floyd and pac talking. IDK what he is going to do, fight diaz again or something. Fight paulie malinagi? lol

              Mcgreggor is over as far as being elite in MMA, I dont think he can beat diaz again. He is at that point in his career where his name is much bigger than his abilities, he can no longer win against the best and will continue to take L's but he can generate tons of money, people arent going to want to see him take multiple losses in a row. He needs to be carefully matched or they lose out on huge earnings potential.
              Last edited by elfag; 10-14-2018, 07:54 AM.

              Comment

              • hayZ
                Undisputed Champion
                Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
                • Sep 2006
                • 2919
                • 154
                • 33
                • 26,247

                #27
                Originally posted by Bjl12
                Sadly MMA just has no PPV pull. And Floyd is the PPV king. Even at 45 years or whatever Floyd is...nobody can top him in PPV.
                It did 2.4mill on PPV. That's an outstanding number especially in this day and age where PPV is not what it once was. I think people have forgot how awfully Mayweather did on PPV vs Berto. People will tune in to watch Floyd on PPV but only if it makes sense. Would he do PPV in the millions vs some bum? Obviously not.

                Originally posted by Vlad_
                No, $2 million was his base guarantee. On top of that he will get a percentage of the gate and PPV sales.
                No MMA fighter gets a percentage of the gate outside of probably McGregor. The champions only get a PPV cut additionally and that's typically only if it goes past a certain number of PPVs.

                Originally posted by boxingking123
                I don't understand why anyone would want to see Khabib vs Conor 2. Khabib completely dominated that fight and not for one second did I think Conor was going to win.
                Conor won round 3. I'm a massive Khabib fan and I initially thought Khabib won every minute of the fight but I rewatched round 3 and Conor actually won the round. He was fairly gassed at that point but was catching Khabib. Khabib rode the shots well and has a good chin. Conor can make a case, he was 2 years out of the game and with his record in rematches, he can come back to win. I still think Khabib will beat him but he can sell it like he has a chance.

                Originally posted by el***
                He even losts the stand up exchanges in the fight and Khabib landed the biggest punch of the fight when he dropped mcgreggor.

                Mcgreggor has no chance in a rematch with him. Hes shut out of a boxing rematch with floyd too with floyd and pac talking. IDK what he is going to do, fight diaz again or something. Fight paulie malinagi? lol

                Mcgreggor is over as far as being elite in MMA, I dont think he can beat diaz again. He is at that point in his career where his name is much bigger than his abilities, he can no longer win against the best and will continue to take L's but he can generate tons of money, people arent going to want to see him take multiple losses in a row. He needs to be carefully matched or they lose out on huge earnings potential.
                If McGregor fought Diaz at 155lbs, he would beat Diaz. If they fought again, Diaz would have been out of the game for 3 years. Conor would have had 2 MMA fights and a Boxing match in that time. on top of that, Diaz is older than Conor, has taken more damage throughout his career and will be fighting at Conors best weight class not at 170lbs where he had a distinct advantage.

                I think he has the excuse of being out for 2 years on hand right now. He needs to fight someone like Kevin Lee (or Al Iaquina if he beats Lee in December) or maybe even Tony Ferguson. Khabib will likely be suspended for at least 6-9 months. Ferguson and Lee are both there to be hit. Lee doesn't have a great chin or defence. Ferguson has awful defence and not a great chin (excellent recovery however). I think Kevin Lee would be a better tune-up for his rematch vs Khabib though as Lee can grapple (more wrestle than overall grappling). If he loses against any of them, then it's over.

                Even if he beats Diaz, it doesn't really mean that he can beat Khabib as they're completely different fighters.

                Comment

                Working...
                TOP