PPV expectations for big fights
PPV expectations for big fights
Ive read Fury - Wilder 3 did 600k buys? That is pretty good isnt it? ....How many PPV will Canelo - Plant and Crawford - Porter do?
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Enlightened-One
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tiny_acres
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
I was just discussing thins on another site. My predictions were 500k and 250k.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 06:53Pure guesses…
• Canelo-Plant = 450K
• Crawford-Porter = 225K
So I am right there with you on those predictions.
It is too easy to get a free stream anymore, and most people just don't care enough about boxing to pay for it
Re: PPV expectations for big fights
Or- like me, if it isn't value for money, eg: just the main event and a predictable undercard, I will wait and see the fights that are half decent later.tiny_acres wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 09:06I was just discussing thins on another site. My predictions were 500k and 250k.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 06:53Pure guesses…
• Canelo-Plant = 450K
• Crawford-Porter = 225K
So I am right there with you on those predictions.
It is too easy to get a free stream anymore, and most people just don't care enough about boxing to pay for it
I'm not a law breaker type.
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tiny_acres
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
I ahve paid for a ton of ppvs. But I have streamed illegally numerous others that just weren't worth the money. I guess I'm an outlawKiwiRider wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 14:42Or- like me, if it isn't value for money, eg: just the main event and a predictable undercard, I will wait and see the fights that are half decent later.tiny_acres wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 09:06I was just discussing thins on another site. My predictions were 500k and 250k.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 06:53
Pure guesses…
• Canelo-Plant = 450K
• Crawford-Porter = 225K
So I am right there with you on those predictions.
It is too easy to get a free stream anymore, and most people just don't care enough about boxing to pay for it
I'm not a law breaker type.
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Onetimeonly
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
Canelo is going up against an absolutely loaded UFC. That will cost a lot of late impulse buys like .Me.
I think they both do 300 ish.
I think they both do 300 ish.
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I will be one of the buyers.
Having some friends and family over for the fights. They usually start showing up around 6:00, if they all make it there will be 12 people here on Saturday.
Gonna be a fun night.
Having some friends and family over for the fights. They usually start showing up around 6:00, if they all make it there will be 12 people here on Saturday.
Gonna be a fun night.
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Onekrazyrican
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
Judging by the numbers of recent years it looks like theres about 500K people that still pay for fights. It goes up to a million when mainstream names like Canelo or Floyd are involved (or the Paul brothers).
Even still the internet is full of conversations about the fight making it kind of obvious that a whole lot more than those 500k watched the fight. Its clear that $70 is not competitive anymore with so many streaming options ranging from free to $20 and I wonder when would promoters finnaly get the message. Millions are watching and they could be selling those eyes to advertisers instead of abusing those 500k souls. Time to make them free or drop the price to $15-$20 Ive been paying $15 a month for years for a streaming service and I would 100% rather give them to the actual promoter if it was an option. Im just not paying $70
Even still the internet is full of conversations about the fight making it kind of obvious that a whole lot more than those 500k watched the fight. Its clear that $70 is not competitive anymore with so many streaming options ranging from free to $20 and I wonder when would promoters finnaly get the message. Millions are watching and they could be selling those eyes to advertisers instead of abusing those 500k souls. Time to make them free or drop the price to $15-$20 Ive been paying $15 a month for years for a streaming service and I would 100% rather give them to the actual promoter if it was an option. Im just not paying $70
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Impractical Poster
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
Did you catch The Glover/Blachowicz card? These cards are absurd. I remember the days when I thought a boxing card was stacked if it had a couple of great matchups on it. Three great matchups were a rarity. Now you have the UFC putting up events where the main cards have 4-5 great matchups consistently. Not to mention the undercard bouts. Well, for the PPVs anyway.Onetimeonly wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 16:34 Canelo is going up against an absolutely loaded UFC. That will cost a lot of late impulse buys like .Me.
I think they both do 300 ish.
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
I watched a couple rounds of the main and turned it off. I had at least heard of both fighters.Impractical Poster wrote: ↑02 Nov 2021, 16:26Did you catch The Glover/Blachowicz card? These cards are absurd. I remember the days when I thought a boxing card was stacked if it had a couple of great matchups on it. Three great matchups were a rarity. Now you have the UFC putting up events where the main cards have 4-5 great matchups consistently. Not to mention the undercard bouts. Well, for the PPVs anyway.Onetimeonly wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 16:34 Canelo is going up against an absolutely loaded UFC. That will cost a lot of late impulse buys like .Me.
I think they both do 300 ish.
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Impractical Poster
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
Yan/Sandhagen was great. I believe that card had 3 future champs on it. Petr should beat the Funkmaster, Islam most likely beats Dustin, and Khamzat looks like he is en route to the title in a couple more fights. I see him beating Kamaru seeing he gets past Colby this weekend.Onetimeonly wrote: ↑02 Nov 2021, 16:51I watched a couple rounds of the main and turned it off. I had at least heard of both fighters.Impractical Poster wrote: ↑02 Nov 2021, 16:26Did you catch The Glover/Blachowicz card? These cards are absurd. I remember the days when I thought a boxing card was stacked if it had a couple of great matchups on it. Three great matchups were a rarity. Now you have the UFC putting up events where the main cards have 4-5 great matchups consistently. Not to mention the undercard bouts. Well, for the PPVs anyway.Onetimeonly wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 16:34 Canelo is going up against an absolutely loaded UFC. That will cost a lot of late impulse buys like .Me.
I think they both do 300 ish.
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
I like Colby. I'd pay for Justin/Chandler alone before the canelo card.Impractical Poster wrote: ↑02 Nov 2021, 17:01Yan/Sandhagen was great. I believe that card had 3 future champs on it. Petr should beat the Funkmaster, Islam most likely beats Dustin, and Khamzat looks like he is en route to the title in a couple more fights. I see him beating Kamaru seeing he gets past Colby this weekend.Onetimeonly wrote: ↑02 Nov 2021, 16:51I watched a couple rounds of the main and turned it off. I had at least heard of both fighters.Impractical Poster wrote: ↑02 Nov 2021, 16:26
Did you catch The Glover/Blachowicz card? These cards are absurd. I remember the days when I thought a boxing card was stacked if it had a couple of great matchups on it. Three great matchups were a rarity. Now you have the UFC putting up events where the main cards have 4-5 great matchups consistently. Not to mention the undercard bouts. Well, for the PPVs anyway.
Re: PPV expectations for big fights
Anytime boxing gets above half a million we oughta be pretty thrilled about it. The PPV era of boxing is pretty much over.
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Jeff_lacy_ko
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
Good guess i agree. They both may be a bit higher but in that relative rangeEnlightened-One wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 06:53Pure guesses…
• Canelo-Plant = 450K
• Crawford-Porter = 225K
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Onetimeonly
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
The problem is boxers are so overpaid that you have to go ppv to get even almost big fights. Hell, pbc is running ppvs with b sides I've never heard of.
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Is Crawford Porter a PPV?
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
FFSOnetimeonly wrote: ↑07 Nov 2021, 03:49Yup, but since it's ESPN there is no UFC going against it. They have a lead in card.
YouTube it is then
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Re: PPV expectations for big fights
There won't be anything of note on the ucKiwiRider wrote: ↑07 Nov 2021, 03:57FFSOnetimeonly wrote: ↑07 Nov 2021, 03:49Yup, but since it's ESPN there is no UFC going against it. They have a lead in card.neither of those twats is ppv. Unless there are two other good fights on the card.
YouTube it is then![]()
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Yeah, thanks mate.Onetimeonly wrote: ↑07 Nov 2021, 03:59There won't be anything of note on the ucKiwiRider wrote: ↑07 Nov 2021, 03:57FFSOnetimeonly wrote: ↑07 Nov 2021, 03:49
Yup, but since it's ESPN there is no UFC going against it. They have a lead in card.neither of those twats is ppv. Unless there are two other good fights on the card.
YouTube it is then![]()
I just did a search for the listings of who is fighting who, then had to do a search on the boxers I hadn't heard of
Not a good sign.