Can Tank Become The Biggest Lil Guy PPV Star Ever?

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  • Pechorin
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    #11
    What do his PPV sales look like atm?

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    • strykr619
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      #12
      Originally posted by mjbjst
      Pacquiao fought hof fighters and champions to become a ppv attraction. Davis doesn't seem to want to go that route
      Pacquiao made his mark thou by coming in as a last min replacement expected to be a "cherrypick" against Ledwaba....

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        #13
        Originally posted by Pechorin
        What do his PPV sales look like atm?
        He hasn't made his first move into PPV. He's got plenty of time to do so doe. Floyd didn't have his first PPV til he was 28. Manny was 26. Tank's still just 24.

        I'd theorize its coming within 9-18 months doe. It needs to be a decent level fight & the reality is there are probably just 2 at 130 & both guys are with ESPN. I tend to doubt Farmer is a PPV fight. If Farmer talked more sh^t it mighta coulda been a PPV fight.

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        • Jsmooth9876
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          #14
          Here's the thing. What fight sells on PPV?

          GRJ-nope
          Berchelt-nope
          Farmer-nope
          Cancio-nope
          Gamboa-nope
          LSC-could possibly do ok on a Mexican holiday
          135 theres nobody except the one guy Floyd won't put him anywhere near.

          So in short, no way he does anything on PPV IMO.

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          • BillyBoxing
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            #15
            Originally posted by Eff Pandas
            And just to remind you these are the top 10 PPV buys for 140lb or less boxers.

            Pacquiao vs Marquez II (2008) (130lbs) 400k + $20M Rev
            Pacquiao vs Morales II (2006) (130lbs) 360k
            Pacquiao vs Morales III (2006) (130lbs) 350k
            Pacquiao vs Barrera II (2007) (130lbs) 350k
            Pacquiao v Morales I (2005) (130lbs) 350k
            Mayweather vs Gatti (2005) (140lbs) 340k
            De La Hoya vs Ruelas (1995) (135lbs) 330k
            Hamed vs Barrera (2001) (126lbs) 310k
            Khan vs Prescott (2008) (135lbs) 250k (UK)
            Marquez vs Barrera (2007) (130lbs) 225k

            In modern 2019 boxing, where crushing cans and not fighting anybody elite can led you to superstardome why not...

            hey they even get smart guys like you caught by the hype...

            It just tells how sick boxing is nowadays.

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            • Eff Pandas
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              #16
              Originally posted by BillyBoxing
              In modern 2019 boxing, where crushing cans and not fighting anybody elite can led you to superstardome why not...

              hey they even get smart guys like you caught by the hype...

              It just tells how sick boxing is nowadays.
              You don't think Tank is a good fighter or something?

              He's got a nice clip of popularity right now so thats one thing he's already plugged in with & is the problem most guys have with becoming PPV stars. You can be an incredible fighter, but not having popularity is gonna give you Bud Crawford PPV numbers.

              All he needs to do is win the right fights & he's a viable PPV guy who has potential to be as big & successful if not bigger & more successful than Manny was as a lil guy.

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              • SplitSecond
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                #17
                You think Floyd will ever let this guy fight a guy who isn’t old, past it, drained etc?

                I can see tank being a star in america, but he’ll never give us a great matchup though, so I couldn’t give two shts about the guy and the fraudulent career he’s likely to build with boxing’s biggest btch right behind guiding him.

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                • Eff Pandas
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by SplitSecond
                  You think Floyd will ever let this guy fight a guy who isn’t old, past it, drained etc?
                  Yes.

                  Floyd knows you don't get where he got by fighting old, past it & drained mfers.

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                  • Pechorin
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Eff Pandas
                    ... he's a viable PPV guy who has potential to be as big & successful if not bigger & more successful than Manny was as a lil guy.
                    That's it I'm done with boxingscene for the rest of the day😂😂😂

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                    • BillyBoxing
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Eff Pandas
                      You don't think Tank is a good fighter or something?

                      He's got a nice clip of popularity right now so thats one thing he's already plugged in with & is the problem most guys have with becoming PPV stars. You can be an incredible fighter, but not having popularity is gonna give you Bud Crawford PPV numbers.

                      All he needs to do is win the right fights & he's a viable PPV guy who has potential to be as big & successful if not bigger & more successful than Manny was as a lil guy.
                      I think he's a tremendous athlete and a real blue ship talent.

                      I also think he's not the smartest guy in the game, nor the coolest head...

                      Last time I checked, PPV stars accomplished big things, DLH, Floyd, Manny are all at least 5 divisions champ.

                      Canelo has that mex fanbase, plus he's the best record in boxing behind Manny...

                      Gerv, despite a decent Pedraza win, still crushing C fighters coming from lower divisions, in a division where he's struggling to make weight.

                      So I dunno about PPV star...

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