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Crawford /Khan PPV 179,000
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Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View PostSo 179K clueless casuals thought this would be a competitive fight. Contrast that with the 350K clueless casuals who thought Spence vs. Garcia would actually be a competitive fight and we can see which fan-base has more delusional casuals.
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Originally posted by abracada View Post180k, plus gate etc hopefully results in a break even
Even 200k PPV buys, @$70 per PPV, generates $14m; roughly $7m for the pot.
With Khan getting $5m, and Crawford getting $5m, plus the payout for the undercard, costs of putting on the event, and Arum getting his piece, there's still a lot of money to make up.
There's literally zero gate information, lol.
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Originally posted by Floyd is TBE View PostA-side Spence. 60-40 split or Arum can **** off
And that's before Spence gets the full court press for the Porter unification, the full press for the Thurman-Pacquiao winner unification, and the full press for the likely Garcia defense, lol.
It's probably 65/35 Spence Jr now, with the economics making it 80/20 were Spence to clear out his side first (70/30 on the public money, for Arum/Crawford to save face).
So much for that phone call
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Originally posted by asgarth View PostSo what is the consensus on glaser? Is he considered credible or a fraud? Dude once said he polls his facebook friends on whether they bought a PPV or not in order to calculate his numbers lol.
Or is it a case of if he reports numbers in favour of your agenda, then he is credible and if he reports numbers that doesnt suit your agenda, then his numbers are bullshi.t?
Well it depends on who you ask. Some don't like him, but others like BIGPOPPAPUMP from here say he is the 4th most powerful man in boxing, just behind Al Haymon, Arum, and Eddie Hearn.
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Originally posted by asgarth View PostSo what is the consensus on glaser? Is he considered credible or a fraud? Dude once said he polls his facebook friends on whether they bought a PPV or not in order to calculate his numbers lol.
Or is it a case of if he reports numbers in favour of your agenda, then he is credible and if he reports numbers that doesnt suit your agenda, then his numbers are bullshi.t?
Glaser doesn't have real credibility to me, but the fact that his number is what it is, and Arum preemptively ran out with the "don't trust any number not from ESPN, who aren't going to say anything" (hinting that the event was tracking toward being a poor number), puts out all indication that the real number is going to end up looking bad.
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