better than expected(if real) but still didn't make any money and they wont make any money on wilder going forward. this was there "lets take a loss here, but in the future we will earn it back" moment...woops!
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Comments Thread For: Fury-Wilder Produced Just Over 750,000 PPV Buys; Could Reach 800,000
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Originally posted by LDBC Slayer View Post2 mil was ******ed but I thought they might sc**** 1m
These numbers are disappointing.
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Originally posted by jdp28tx View PostIts the cost. $80 is too much. The pric of boxing ppv has gone up, but the quality of these ppv's have gone down. If the were still $50-65 they would sell more.
There is a price that people will just not go beyond and $80 is too much.
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Best AJ ever did on PPV was $67 Million worldwide
Wilder Fury 2 just did over $60 million in US alone.
AJ is now B side to either guy.
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Originally posted by Bronx2245 View Post750K barely makes money for one platform, let alone two.
If 2million+ under one platform is weak, then 750k under two platforms has to be an utter failure.
Next go round will have way less promo, smaller purses or adjusted for the success or failure of the event. FOX & ESPN aren't in the business of losing money
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Originally posted by champion4ever View PostIt probably would have sold a lot more than that had it not been for all the illegal online streaming. I bet there were more than 2 million people who viewed this fight illegally through some online stream.
If the fight was $30 or so, I would buy it.
The people streaming are generally not the people who would of purchased it anyway.
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Originally posted by MaksBox View PostSpot on... and of course... why the hell should someone pay $80 for a single fight when you can sign up for DAZN and get many fights for $99 per year.
If the fight was $30 or so, I would buy it.
The people streaming are generally not the people who would of purchased it anyway.
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