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the low ticket sells doesnt mean floyd isnt a draw

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    #1

    the low ticket sells doesnt mean floyd isnt a draw

    it just means people weren't buying this fight becasue they felt it was bull****..i think the pressure has been put on floyd to perform now and fight a genuine challenge.people arnt gonna pay to see floyd knock out jmm..i think floyd realized that and will scap the entire fight..something is happenng behind the scenes
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    #2
    Nice Try. Pacquiao-Diaz was bull**** and still sold 11,000 seats.

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      #3
      Originally posted by larrysmith View Post
      it just means people weren't buying this fight becasue they felt it was bull****..i think the pressure has been put on floyd to perform now and fight a genuine challenge.people arnt gonna pay to see floyd knock out jmm..i think floyd realized that and will scap the entire fight..something is happenng behind the scenes
      If Floyd was a draw regardless, people would want to pay to see him fight.

      Which makes me FURTHER believe that more people pay to see Floyd lose than to actually watch him fight. Whether thats something to be proud of is up to Floyd himself.

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        #4
        De La Hoya vs. Forbes was bull**** & sold..

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          #5
          Originally posted by shadeyfizzle View Post
          Nice Try. Pacquiao-Diaz was bull**** and still sold 11,000 seats.
          title fight and pacman was moving up

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            #6
            Originally posted by Sin City View Post
            De La Hoya vs. Forbes was bull**** & sold..
            Wow, I was just coming in here to type that... Ferris wheel operator.

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              #7
              Originally posted by larrysmith View Post
              title fight and pacman was moving up
              Why are you trying to downplay Floyd vs Marquez now? You were one who was endorsing this fight as a great tune up for Floyd. Now that the ticket sales thus far have spoken for themselves, all of a sudden you're in agreement that people thought it was a bull**** fight?

              Tellin you dude, all these theatrics are not foolin people anymore. Pacquiao's become the fighter fans love to embrace while Floyd is still trying to pull schemes to get certain fights made.

              Though Im a fan of Floyd as a fighter, I couldn't be happier to see this unfold.

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                #8
                Originally posted by larrysmith View Post
                title fight and pacman was moving up
                Cotto jennings sold more then 3000 I bet and that was a bull**** tune up fight for Cotto....Cotto Clottey sold 17,000 seats.......What did Mosley and Margarito do in ticket sales?.....how about pavlik and Rubio? I bet they sold more than 3000 seats...**** that was even a double feature PPV with Cotto I bought it and it was crap I knew it but it wasn't being sold as the fight of the year Numero Uno vs Number One right?...Lefty

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                  #9
                  Two things to consider:

                  1. The time of the year
                  2. The state of the economy. There are hotels closing down on the Las Vegas strip because of lack of business.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by larrysmith View Post
                    it just means people weren't buying this fight becasue they felt it was bull****..i think the pressure has been put on floyd to perform now and fight a genuine challenge.people arnt gonna pay to see floyd knock out jmm..i think floyd realized that and will scap the entire fight..something is happenng behind the scenes
                    We all knew Jennings was nothing more than a confidence builder and Cotto still sold 12,000 +, nice try bro.

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