Comments Thread For: Broner-Taylor Sells 6,528 Tickets for Revenue of $330k

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Adrien Broner’s most recent homecoming fight in Cincinnati, Ohio, sold a total of 6,528 tickets for a card that saw the former three-division titleholder take a unanimous decision over Emmanuel Taylor on Showtime.

The 10-fight show at the U.S. Bank Arena on Sept. 6 also featured Lucas Matthysse beating Roberto Ortiz and Andre Berto defeating Steve Upsher.

The revenue for the event was $329,935, according to figures provided to krikya360.com by the Ohio Athletic Commission.
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[Lou Cipher]

Chump Change. Broner will be broke and careerless in just a few short years even being protected. If he fights Mathysse, which he definitely wont, make that one year.

[The Gambler1981]

$50 a seat average doesn't seem too bad for Cincinnati

[Black Barty]

Chump Change. Broner will be broke and careerless in just a few short years even being protected. If he fights Mathysse, which he definitely wont, make that one year.

Or maybe he will kick some Matthysse a.ss and go on to fight Floyd in september 2015.

[Hougigo]

Why doesn't he fight there more often?

[gamefrk]

Or maybe he will kick some Matthysse a.ss and go on to fight Floyd in september 2015.

Broner has Maidana problems, Floyd will never fight him.

[The Gambler1981]

Why doesn't he fight there more often?

He probably should but it does seem like Broner is bigger than Cincy with the TV ratings he pulls so I can understand using him to headline bigger markets.

Me personally I would build Broner at Barclay's, I think he is more of a fit there than any of the guys they have been trying to make big from out of market.

[dammage7]

and carl frampton sold 16000 in belfast last week!!!!1

[$Bullsfam$]

That gate doesn't even cover Berto's 400k cut! How are they making any money over pricing these guys to beat obviously inferior opposition?

[Fetta]

Why doesn't he fight there more often?

Always said rising stars should fight at home more often. It sells!

Peterson sells in DC, Guerrero in SJ, Ward in Oak, Crawford in Omaha, and even Alvarado sold well in Denver.