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Originally posted by AnimalisticMeth View PostSame fans who got the Margarito-Garcia fight only 15K after the dude being gone over a year? Hahahaha Cotto has never done that low of numbers even when he was headlining Top Rank PPV. The lowest he has ever done is 60K early in his career. Cotto has done 90k vs Malignaggi, 250K vs Judah, 400K vs Mosley, 250K vs Mayorga, 500K vs the Margarito who could only get 15K on his own, 1.25 million vs Pacquiao. Tell me Margarito PPV numbers outside of his Cotto and Pacquiao fights?
Remember Cotto-Clottey and Cotto-Foreman weren't even ppv. Arum didn't even want this fight to be popv but the networks wouldn't buy it. The 1st Margarito-Cotto did a little more than 450,000 buys which is really good. The best in many years that didn't involve Floyd, Manny or Oscar. I think the rematch will drive more Ricans and Mexicans to buy it and I could see it doing 600,000-700,000 buys especially with a solid undercard with Cntron, Barrera and Maybe Rios in fights.
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Originally posted by ThePrince View Post
Shouldn't even bother but- Go ahead and waste both of our time... prove it.
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Originally posted by AnimalisticMeth View PostOscar De La Hoya did 350K vs Yori Boy Campas in 2003 after dominating Fernando Vargas and 240K vs Wilfredo Rivera just to give two examples of some of De La Hoya's low PPV numbers. Is he a fraud as a draw? Keep in mind those two fights happen on Oscar's best time. 250 is great and not too many can do that on boxing today.
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Originally posted by LarryX2011 View Postdamn thought cotto's drawing power was better then 250k
Had this fight been a HBO PPV without SHO showing anything I bet it would of done 400,000 buys.
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Whoever said Marquez/Diaz II did 250k buys is full of **** and there wasn't 7,000 people in attendance I want a link as proof stating it means nothing. As far as anyone calling this a "failure..." From the Gate and PPV buys (not counting advertising or food/beer sales, this fight made $13 million. Since when the hell is making 13 million dollars for anyone a bad thing? Showtime is going to get like half of that which leaves about 6.5 million to spread between Cotto and the promoters, Cotto was guaranteed 1 million for this fight which means he probably walked away from anywhere with 3-5 million not even accounting for advertising on his pants or anything like that.
I be all of us on here would retire if we were able to pull that off, and this was simply looked at upon a tune-up. Anyone actually looking at this as a fair comparison to a Tito/DLH vs Mayorga is a dumbass as well. Both of those fights were over 4 years ago and Mayorgas drawing power became less and less with each loss no matter how entertaining he was. But yea, I have to agree $13 million dollars off of a PPV is a total failure.
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Originally posted by killakali View PostThat's weak 250,000 ppvs. Nothing like Tito did. Goes to show u the Ricans don't support Cotto like Tito. Besides the Pacquaio fight, Cotto's only decent ppv numbers was vs Margarito and those were mostly Margarito fans buying the fight. That fight did almost 500,000 ppv buys. The rematch will do that many because of Margarito fans. Cotto-Mayorga, Cotto-Mosley, Cotto-Judah all did weak ppv numbers.
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Originally posted by lopez36 View Postexactly,,nobody in their right mind would think that cotto would bring in a lot of ppv if he fights margarito,no way,margarito is the one who will bring in the buys,the fans,everybody thought it wouldn't do good against pacquiao,he did great,more than pac did against clottey,marg brings fans,arum is thinking about putting barrera on undercard,thats right,put in another mexican to help with the ppv,thats the way to go if you want to sell fights
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