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ESPN via Dan Rafael is reporting that Spence Garcia did 360,000 buys.
Dan was saying it was trending towards 400,000 buys, which is an amazing number for to up and coming fighters, esp after the PPV bubble burst 2 years ago.
What a moment for PBC, between Wilder/Fury, Manny/Broner, and this box office return, the organization is the undisputed king of boxing.
Nobody is generating more money, other networks might be spending more money like(cough cough ESPN and Dazn) but nobody is breaking the bank like Haymon right now.
All DAZN and ESPN have proven, is that they can spend money.
PBC meanwhile puts butts in seats, sells tickets, and PPV's, the biggest, the most lucrative boxing business on the planet.
AJ might fill stadiums, but the tickets, and his PPV prices, cannot touch the US market.
You can bet Manny's next fight will be PPV, as will Wilder's after he cancels that bum on May 18th.
Spence is PPV worthy clearly, and he will be back this summer, that will give them the 5 biggest shows of the last calendar year.
Say what you want about Haymon, PBC, the business model, the lack of competitive fights, there has been cause for concern.
But between mayweathers last 4 fights as a professional, and all the talent Haymon has driven down the chute since he launched the company, it's safe to assume he has doubled the initial Series A round investment, and is headed to B level funding, would not surprise me at all if he is considering an IPO, esp as his younger fighters start to come of age.
PBC reigns supreme, and it's driving everyone crazy!
Dan was saying it was trending towards 400,000 buys, which is an amazing number for to up and coming fighters, esp after the PPV bubble burst 2 years ago.
What a moment for PBC, between Wilder/Fury, Manny/Broner, and this box office return, the organization is the undisputed king of boxing.
Nobody is generating more money, other networks might be spending more money like(cough cough ESPN and Dazn) but nobody is breaking the bank like Haymon right now.
All DAZN and ESPN have proven, is that they can spend money.
PBC meanwhile puts butts in seats, sells tickets, and PPV's, the biggest, the most lucrative boxing business on the planet.
AJ might fill stadiums, but the tickets, and his PPV prices, cannot touch the US market.
You can bet Manny's next fight will be PPV, as will Wilder's after he cancels that bum on May 18th.
Spence is PPV worthy clearly, and he will be back this summer, that will give them the 5 biggest shows of the last calendar year.
Say what you want about Haymon, PBC, the business model, the lack of competitive fights, there has been cause for concern.
But between mayweathers last 4 fights as a professional, and all the talent Haymon has driven down the chute since he launched the company, it's safe to assume he has doubled the initial Series A round investment, and is headed to B level funding, would not surprise me at all if he is considering an IPO, esp as his younger fighters start to come of age.
PBC reigns supreme, and it's driving everyone crazy!
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