Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Poll ended at 28 Aug 2017, 12:40

Yes
20
23%
No
61
71%
Maybe
5
6%
 
Total votes: 86

KiwiRider
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by KiwiRider »

The cheapest ticket from the TicketIQ app is now available at $1,500 – down from 35% over the last week – with the biggest price drop coming on Thursday, shortly after the announcement that the fight would be taking place with both men wearing 8oz gloves.

In fact, prices have dropped steadily over the past week, with the promoters of the fight eager to ensure that there are no empty seats come August 26.
Meanwhile, host hotel MGM Grand has cut its room prices three times for the weekend, and there are hotel rooms readily available on the Las Vegas Strip for less than $200.


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
sweetscience
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by sweetscience »

it will sell

I got my ticket on the day for the Berto Fight
sweetscience
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by sweetscience »

KiwiRider wrote:Meanwhile, host hotel MGM Grand has cut its room prices three times for the weekend, and there are hotel rooms readily available on the Las Vegas Strip for less than $200.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
there are 180,000 rooms on the strip.... $200 for a room is very dear... very very dear
BillyTKid
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by BillyTKid »

I was a no but I have had a big bet on mayweather so now I will buy it.
sweetscience
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by sweetscience »

im defo buying it

its £20... its an event
MightyWarrior
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by MightyWarrior »

Boxerbeetle wrote:Just read that there's still around 7,000 tickets available, according to Buncey :oo Clearly there's not as much interest as they were expecting.
Wouldn't believe a word that bullshit artist says, completely unreliable.
darkstar81
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by darkstar81 »

Yeah why not. £20 not a big deal and I'd rather watch in on my big HD screen - I'm not technical enough to find a decent feed.

I would also quite like to watch Mcgregor get beaten up.

I don't like FMJ but anything other than a dominant win would kind of be a slap in the face to boxing.
youngrell
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by youngrell »

darkstar81 wrote: I would also quite like to watch Mcgregor get beaten up.

I don't like FMJ but anything other than a dominant win would kind of be a slap in the face to boxing.
I have decided my ideal outcome is that Mayweather beats the piss out of him for a few rounds and McGregor gets frustrated and KOs him with a kick.

FM gets KOd and McGregor gets his ears boxed off and loses. Win win for me.
Boxerbeetle
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by Boxerbeetle »

youngrell wrote:
darkstar81 wrote: I would also quite like to watch Mcgregor get beaten up.

I don't like FMJ but anything other than a dominant win would kind of be a slap in the face to boxing.
I have decided my ideal outcome is that Mayweather beats the piss out of him for a few rounds and McGregor gets frustrated and KOs him with a kick.

FM gets KOd and McGregor gets his ears boxed off and loses. Win win for me.
Hmmm I dunno. I think watching Mayweather get choked out on the canvas would be slightly more satisfying.
Bard of Boxrec
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by Bard of Boxrec »

No way. Virtually every time I stay up till 4am it is a crippling disappointment, ruins my weekend and generally brings me existential misery.

And that's for actual real fights.
youngrell
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by youngrell »

Boxerbeetle wrote:
youngrell wrote:
darkstar81 wrote: I would also quite like to watch Mcgregor get beaten up.

I don't like FMJ but anything other than a dominant win would kind of be a slap in the face to boxing.
I have decided my ideal outcome is that Mayweather beats the piss out of him for a few rounds and McGregor gets frustrated and KOs him with a kick.

FM gets KOd and McGregor gets his ears boxed off and loses. Win win for me.
Hmmm I dunno. I think watching Mayweather get choked out on the canvas would be slightly more satisfying.
:OhYes:
Kilsby
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by Kilsby »

I'd love to come across as taking the moral high ground and not buying it because I know it will be a mis-match (and I do think that) but the fact of the matter is its an 'event' and will be the historical 50th win for Mayweather and the last time he is likely to be in a ring.

For that reason, and the fact the undercard is not bad, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't going to buy it.
tony1234
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by tony1234 »

It would have to be something special for me to sit up or wake up for a 4/5am start PPV nowadays and this isn't it. SKY are going into manic hype mode now and maybe not as many people interested as they thought would be ?
Nightmare Roy
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by Nightmare Roy »

gilgamesh wrote:No, I don't do PPV's anymore. The prices got far too ridiculous for my wallet a long time ago.
It amazes me they sell any in the states, the prices are insane, it's about $23 in the UK and we bitch and moan like mad about that!
Nightmare Roy
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by Nightmare Roy »

sweetscience wrote:im defo buying it

its £20... its an event
Me curling of a turd is an "event". That's the word they keep using to sell this as they know it's a Sh1t fight.
Kilsby
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by Kilsby »

Nightmare Roy wrote:
sweetscience wrote:im defo buying it

its £20... its an event
Me curling of a poop is an "event". That's the word they keep using to sell this as they know it's a Sh1t fight.
We have to say 'event' as it's not likely to be much of an 'fight' lol
jaymitch81
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by jaymitch81 »

Not read through all the thread so apologies if i am repeating but i'm thinking of buying it purely for the undercard.

Really rate the Clev v Jack fight and can watch Davis style all day long regardless of who against.

The 'main' fight just has not appealed in anyway to me.
tony1234
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by tony1234 »

1st hour is free from 12-1am on SKY Sports Mix but I don't know if there is any undercard fights then or just everyone in the studio in their best QVC selling mode
Old Jack J
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by Old Jack J »

I'm not buying it although if it was the same match in MMA then I'd be all over it!
KiwiRider
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by KiwiRider »

tony1234 wrote:1st hour is free from 12-1am on SKY Sports Mix but I don't know if there is any undercard fights then or just everyone in the studio in their best QVC selling mode
The list it as "prelims"
I don't know what that means, hopefully it means under undercard fights and not more hype for the main "event"
I will check it out, it's free after all.
3132DW
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by 3132DW »

KiwiRider wrote:
tony1234 wrote:1st hour is free from 12-1am on SKY Sports Mix but I don't know if there is any undercard fights then or just everyone in the studio in their best QVC selling mode
The list it as "prelims"
I don't know what that means, hopefully it means under undercard fights and not more hype for the main "event"
I will check it out, it's free after all.
Prelims is a UFC word for the early fights on the card ironically.
chad
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by chad »

Popped up to see my Dad. A bit about this fight came on SKY Sports News. My Dad is 68 and has watched boxing as far back as I can remember. He shared his thoughts.

Dad: "Is the Irish guy allowed to kick and throw Mayweather about?"

Me: "No Dad, it's purely a boxing match".

Dad: "The Irish guy will get disqualified for kicking and throwing Mayweather about".

End of conversation :lol:
cfang
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by cfang »

:clap:
chad wrote:Popped up to see my Dad. A bit about this fight came on SKY Sports News. My Dad is 68 and has watched boxing as far back as I can remember. He shared his thoughts.

Dad: "Is the Irish guy allowed to kick and throw Mayweather about?"

Me: "No Dad, it's purely a boxing match".

Dad: "The Irish guy will get disqualified for kicking and throwing Mayweather about".

End of conversation :lol:
Emmseegee
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by Emmseegee »

Im at work offshore and have no sky sports never mind PPV capability. We have shit wifi but its just borderline good enough for facetime.

My current mission is to find someone who will firstly be awake for the fight, secondly be sober enough to provide a decent steady bit of footage and thirdly be willing to facetime the full main event for me.

Sometimes periscope works when im away for this but facetime has worked wonders in the past.

Any volunteers would be welcome. Lol
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Re: Are You Buying The Mayweather-McGregor PPV?

Post by Tom Moore »

Nightmare Roy wrote:
sweetscience wrote:im defo buying it

its £20... its an event
Me curling of a poop is an "event". That's the word they keep using to sell this as they know it's a Sh1t fight.
Hopefully no one is quite disturbed enough to pay £20 to watch it though.
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