Comments Thread For: Arum: Fury-Wilder Rematch Might Match May-Pac PPV Numbers

[Curtis Harper]

How many threads are there going to be about this ???

[JERMELL_CHARLO_]

LAS VEGAS Bob Arum apparently has higher expectations for the Deontay Wilder-Tyson Fury rematch with each passing day. Fury's co-promoter predicted during a post-fight press conference Saturday night that when Wilder and Fury fight again, it'll have become so big that their second showdown will either exceed or match the profitability of the most lucrative event in boxing history. That fight, Floyd Mayweather's win over Manny Pacquiao in May 2015, produced approximately $600 million in overall revenue and generated roughly 4.6 million pay-per-view buys.
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Bob should have his own shows on Comedy Central.

[Letmaku]

PPV from 300K to 4M? Unbelievable!

[Buggy bear]

Pass me your pipe bob, I want what your smoking ..

[trippers1]

I think we'd have to look at what ESPN+ figures he draws for his next fight , but cant see it beating may v pac, prob more closer hatton v mayweather figures, around 1000,000

[kingstip9]

I’d say 800k might sound better

[5000boxing]

They could if Fury fights and beats someone dangerous, Wilder is fighting Ortiz, Fury needs to fight somebody better than shc***** To generate major interest. They both have to do there parts!

[Curtis Harper]

Jeff Horn has more fans than these guys !!!

[Dle]

Arum did not make Mayweather-Pac happen, Floyd did. Arum know for delay & ducking. Fury now Duck Wilder, Crawford ducking Spence til he leaves 147, Loma ducking Mikey until Spence laid blueprint

[filup79]

With ESPN and TR backing and more known, Crawford can't even break 150k ppvs. What makes ppl think that Fury will even become a big thing fighting bums on ESPN+.