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it took 12 pages for someone to say the right thingOriginally Posted by bballah3
Manny as well as Flyod understands how it works. The SPORT needs it more than either of these two do.
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it took 12 pages for someone to say the right thingOriginally Posted by bballah3
Manny as well as Flyod understands how it works. The SPORT needs it more than either of these two do.
Originally Posted by Sir Rob A Lot
Umm....yes. You must have just started watching boxing or have bad memory.Originally Posted by TCERDA
We're talking about the greatest of all time here and the biggest risk is Chico and JLC???Boy Stop! Quit Playin!
Both PBF and Chico were undefeated when the matched up (and the bout was at 130, why are some of you guys bringing up 135/140?!). And most analysts were picking Chico....or at the very least give Pretty Boy problems. Go watch that fight....HE BLEW HIM OUT THE WATER.
Both, PBF and Pac will enter the HOF. PBF needs this fight if he wants to be cemented as the greatest of his era.
Originally Posted by Bigmike23
it took 12 pages for someone to say the right thingOriginally Posted by bballah3
Manny as well as Flyod understands how it works. The SPORT needs it more than either of these two do.
Originally Posted by bballah3
Manny as well as Flyod understands how it works. The SPORT needs it more than either of these two do.
Its a fight that puts legacys on the line...it puts the title of "best pound for pound fighter EVER" above the center of the ring and tells these two to go for it.
Besides, both these men would see over 100 million from this fight....Tell me you arent stepping into the ring.
Originally Posted by marionthebarberian
1-0-1 in favor of Pac.Originally Posted by ShoeComplex
Originally Posted by ChipsetJed
marionthebarberian wrote:
all i know is pac is SCARED of my dude JMM.
yes i said it, let me hear it fanboys.
Yes, he's scared of someone he fought in 2004 and again in 2008.
He always fought around 130Originally Posted by TCERDA
Originally Posted by Sir Rob A Lot
Umm....yes. You must have just started watching boxing or have bad memory.Originally Posted by TCERDA
We're talking about the greatest of all time here and the biggest risk is Chico and JLC???Boy Stop! Quit Playin!
Both PBF and Chico were undefeated when the matched up (and the bout was at 130, why are some of you guys bringing up 135/140?!). And most analysts were picking Chico....or at the very least give Pretty Boy problems. Go watch that fight....HE BLEW HIM OUT THE WATER.
Both, PBF and Pac will enter the HOF. PBF needs this fight if he wants to be cemented as the greatest of his era.
No! Chico is 6 feet tall and had been draining himself to fight at 130. No man 6 ft tall should be fighting at 130. But ok. He did blow him out the water. That is true
Originally Posted by EdWord
Originally Posted by bballah3
Manny as well as Flyod understands how it works. The SPORT needs it more than either of these two do.
Its a fight that puts legacys on the line...it puts the title of "best pound for pound fighter EVER" above the center of the ring and tells these two to go for it.
Besides, both these men would see over 100 million from this fight....Tell me you arent stepping into the ring.
naw pac would see about 30 floyd about 40....the richard shaeffer and bob arum get PAID
qftOriginally Posted by Laced Up Jordans
The homerism for each fighter is SICKENING in this thread
Originally Posted by bballah3
Its a fight that puts legacys on the line...it puts the title of "best pound for pound fighter EVER" above the center of the ring and tells these two
to go for it.
Originally Posted by 2wenty thre3
I just listened to this interview on my homies facebook, Floyd was maaaadOriginally Posted by SnkrbyNature
damn floyd getting clown hella bad, hahahaha!!!!Originally Posted by pablohoney
floyd jr getting owned by Ra the rugged man
http://www.youtube.com/v/YHmCYlIsX5E&hl=en_GB&fs=1&http://www.youtube.com/v/YHmCYlIsX5E&hl=en_GB&fs=1& http://www.youtube.com/v/YHmCYlIsX5E&hl=en_GB&fs=1&http://www.youtube.com/v/YHmCYlIsX5E&hl=en_GB&fs=1&http://www.youtube.com/v/k0Hz5-uYHso&hl=en_GB&fs=1&http://www.youtube.com/v/k0Hz5-uYHso&hl=en_GB&fs=1&http://www.youtube.com/v/k0Hz5-uYHso&hl=en_GB&fs=1&http://www.youtube.com/v/k0Hz5-uYHso&hl=en_GB&fs=1&
He changed the subject QUICK when those dudes brought up Paul Williams
Originally Posted by jbone2308
Ok, I follow MMA more closely but I want an opinion from a non fanboy.
Does Floyd need this fight and is he right in what he says?
im sorry, let me clarify... are you saying that manny can knock out floyd, but floyd cant knock out manny?Originally Posted by BmxJaysAllDay
It can go either way if they fight. IF PBF wins then it will be in decision and with cleaner punches. we know that he cant knock out pacquiao from noticing pacquiaos chin in cottos fight. if cotto landed those punches on another fight i garentee he wouldve been dazed. IF pacquiao wins he will knock him out or just being more active in the fight just because freddie roach isnt stupid and he has a gameplan of hitting maweathers shoulder since thats the only thing he offers wen he blocks
Originally Posted by HAM CITY
Son, this is why people say that other people (you) don't know @%!! about boxing.Originally Posted by mYToAsterspeak
It is not worthy to be called boxing to watch Mayweather stay crouched the whole bout or run around the ring the whole bout. That's not boxing, that's a $@$%% that's scared to box
$82M seen from Pacquiao-Cotto pay-per-view
By Francis T.J. Ochoa
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 03:32:00 11/17/2009
LOS ANGELES-Do the math, start counting.
Manny Pacquiao is expecting yet another cash windfall after successfully making history following his 12th round technical knockout of Miguel Cotto at the MGM Grand's Garden Arena that looked more like a demolition job.
Pacquiao earned close to $13 million from his lion's share of the purse and is expected to make much more from his fat slice of the pay-per-view (PPV ) pie.
Experts are saying that the Pacquiao-Cotto bout could generate at least 1.5 million PPV buys, leading to a gross of $82,425,000, after taxes.
Pacquiao is again expected to get a huge share of that pie through his own promotional outfit, MP Promotions.
"The signs are good. We really won't know until we get the preliminary results on pay-per-view sales on Wednesday," said Top Rank chief Bob Arum, who promoted the fight dubbed "Firepower".
Initial reports, however, indicated that the PPV hits for the Pacquiao-Cotto bout could exceed the 1 million buys reeled in by the fight that saw Floyd Mayweather Jr. outclass Juan Manuel Marquez in September.
"From every sign that we see, we know our goal of garnering more than one million pay-per-view buys is well within sight," Mark Taffet, a vice president for HBO Sports, which beamed the fight on PPV, said earlier.
That could mean that Firepower will profit more since it was sold to homes on a higher price.
Mayweather-Marquez PPVs were sold at $49.95 each, while the Pacquiao-Cotto PPVs were sold for $54.95 each.
Huge demand
And despite the higher price, there was a big demand for an uninterrupted showing of the Pacquiao-Cotto bout.
"We've never had this experience with so many people ordering a fight," a local New Jersey cable operator was quoted by Fighthype.com as saying hours before the clash. "This must be a big, big fight."
Several cable operators were forced to turn away customers because they could not keep up with the demand, the report added. And these customers even filed complaints.
"We're sorry," the New Jersey provider told customers. "We are just so overwhelmed with people trying to order this fight. So many people are trying to order it from their remote controls that it locked up the computer. It was processing so many orders, the computer was overwhelmed."
Huge fan base
Aside from the profit it generates for the pound-for-pound champion, the PPV hits will play a crucial part in negotiations for next year's highly anticipated superfight: Pacquiao vs Mayweather.
Richard Schaefer, whose Golden Boy Promotions partnered with Mayweather's outfit for the Marquez bout, said Pacquiao-Cotto would have to exceed the PPV hits of Maywather-Marquez to prove that the Filipino could get at least half of the share of the purse.
Mayweather's camp is asking for a 65-35 share in profits, something that Team Pacquiao is not amenable to, especially since the new welterweight champion is on a meteoric rise to stardom and commands a huge PPV-buying fan base.
Biggest pay day
Aside from the 16,200 fans that bought tickets to the Garden Arena for the Cotto fight, close to 18,000 also purchased closed-circuit TV seats to watch Pacquiao as he demolished the Puerto Rican after a slow start.
Cotto earned over $6 million for the fight, his biggest payday by far, and is expected to also get his own share of the PPV income.
Is Floyd trying to price himself out, cmon man we need thisfight
Originally Posted by SnkrbyNature
man, Zab Judah beat mayweather, i cant belive that was a unanimous decision,
Zab judah never low blow and would've never got choke by mayweatehrs dad, zab judah would've won.
Originally Posted by tSamShoX
Floyd wanting 65-35 = I don't want to fight Pacquiao because I will get my $*@ whooped.
Originally Posted by tSamShoX
Floyd wanting 65-35 = I don't want to fight Pacquiao because I will get my $*@ whooped.