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Manny Pacquiao vs Keith Thurman Does $6.3 Million Gate
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Originally posted by pasawayako View PostI agree. I don't want pac to kill floyd in the ring. Floyd should just stay retired.
Wanting him to return at the age of 42 and being off over four years is de****able....And flat out desperate.
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Originally posted by rolshans View PostGood numbers.
We still don't have the figures for AJ-Ruiz, eh? Was interested to see how that turned out.
Though, not sure if I asked about that card or not. Regret it if I didn't. But I will see what they provide me with for my other requests and then just ask for the same thing for the Joshua/Ruiz card.
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some comps
Canelo vs Jacobs generated a live gate of $8,685,750 from 15,730 tickets sold
Pacquaio vs Broner generated a live gate of $6,000,032 from 11,410 tickets sold
Pacquaio vs Bradley 3 generated a live gate of $6,411,584 million from 13,046 tickets sold
Both of Pacquaio's fights on PBC actually drew less at MGM Grand then his last fight at the MGM Grand which was Bradley 3.Last edited by bigdunny1; 07-25-2019, 03:39 PM.
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Originally posted by KTFOKING View PostIs THAT really happening here?
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This is what Fat Boy Dan said about the Bradley live gate 3 years ago also at the MGM Grand calling 6.4M a terrible live gate. Thurman and Broner fights both at MGM Grand did worst.
Pacquiao-Bradley III bombs at gate
Apr 22, 2016
Dan Rafael ESPN Senior Writer
Top Rank promoter Bob Arum called the sales total for Manny Pacquiao-Timothy Bradley Jr. III "terrible" earlier this week and said he lost money on the fight because the April 9 HBO PPV bout generated only between 400,000 and 500,000 buys. The live gate at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas also was poor.
According to figures released by the Nevada State Athletic Commission, the fight -- after which Pacquiao, a future Hall of Famer, announced his retirement -- sold just 13,046 tickets. That was not close to selling out an arena where Pacquiao had packed in fans many times before.
The ticket sales generated a gate of $6,411,584, the worst of the trilogy with Bradley and Pacquiao's weakest gate since he became a major star.
Pacquiao-Bradley I generated a gate of $8,963,180 in 2012 and the second fight gate was $7,865,100 in 2014.
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