Eddie Hearn: Wilder vs Breazeale sold only 6000 tickets

[champion4ever]

You're feeling dizzy, mate.

Nah, I'm good. I don't know many tickets were sold but the official head count was more than 13,000 people attended am I right or wrong?

[sicko]

Eddie Hearn Said it so it must be true!
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I don't know how much tickets they sold nor do I care, I just want to see AJ vs Wilder

[BangEM]

Nah, I'm good. I don't know many tickets were sold but the official head count was more than 13,000 people attended am I right or wrong?

Since the upper tier was closed, the capacity should be around 13,000. But that wasn't the number of people who attended the fight because there were empty seats everywhere.

Did you watch the fight?

[Bmore18]

Why do some people believe every single word their favorite promoter says? You can have a favorite and still know that they are all full of BS

[killakali]

That's just made up propaganda to discredit Showtime. Everyone knows, that there were at least 13,000 people in attendance that night. Eddie doesn't know the exact number of tickets sold nor does he knows how much revenue the bout generated at the live gate.

thats with all the giveaways. I’ve been saying that. It sold very poorly. I got an offer from Groupon for $59 for this fight lol.

[Boksfan]

That's bad, Showtime will soon be bankrupt because of overpaying Wilder.

[DaNeutral.]

I dont believe they paid Wilder as much as 10 million but i cant say that for sure. However, wether they did or they didnt im not sure the whole event made 10 million.

[Bmore18]

DAZN's own Chris Mannix reported that Wilder got $20 Million now whether or not you believe it is different story:

Don't read into the ratings. Popularity is often judged through the lens of ratings, and Showtime ponied up a lot of money—Wilder was reportedly paid $20 million, through Showtime and his advisor, Al Haymon, who doubles as the head of Premiere Boxing Champions—to keep Wilder on premium TV. But don’t put too much stock in the ratings when they come out. Wilder-Breazeale was up against a compelling NBA playoff game. It didn’t have a very good lead-in. And ratings for fights like this tend to rise as the rounds go on—Wilder-Breazeale didn’t get out of the first.

Bottom line: Regardless of what the ratings say, Wilder has become must-see TV.

https://www.msn.com/g00/en-us/sports/more-sports/are-we-any-closer-to-wilder-joshua-after-deontay%E2%80%99s-latest-knockout/ar-AABCMXP?i10c.ua=2&i10c.encReferrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8%3d&i10c.dv=5

[killakali]

DAZN's own Chris Mannix reported that Wilder got $20 Million now whether or not you believe it is different story:



https://www.msn.com/g00/en-us/sports...8%3d&i10c.dv=5

i heard it was about $18 mil. But showtime only paid about half. Haymon dug into his own pockets to put the rest. That was just to keep him from going to DAZN and block the AJ fight

[Motorcity Cobra]

There is no link. You have to contact the NYSAC and if you're lucky they will get back to you.

Post the screenshot of the email you received from them.

Have you ever gotten a response from the NYSAC this fast KTFOKING? I know I haven't. They're notoriously slow