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ewenhay wrote: ↑24 Apr 2019, 18:13 Exactly, totally different pricing. 1,000,000 buys is a huge number here.

Would be interesting to see how many people would buy a ppv in the UK for £70.00.

Or what difference a price of $25.00 would make to the number of buys in the USA

25 bucks for PPV in the states would at least double possibly triple what it would normally do.

tiny_acres wrote: ↑24 Apr 2019, 18:24 25 bucks for PPV in the states would at least double possibly triple what it would normally do.

Even 49.99 would provide a huge boost in viewership. Boxing has been pricing itself right out of the United States market.

tiny_acres wrote: ↑24 Apr 2019, 18:24 25 bucks for PPV in the states would at least double possibly triple what it would normally do.

Interesting. It would need to treble to bring in the same revenue. Although even trebling the number and bringing in the same revenue would increase the size of the overall market

ewenhay wrote: ↑24 Apr 2019, 18:27 Interesting. It would need to treble to bring in the same revenue. Although even trebling the number and bringing in the same revenue would increase the size of the overall market

Nothing like trebling. LOL! I think it might be too late for that. The interest in the US is at such a low.

oogiebe wrote: ↑24 Apr 2019, 18:30 Nothing like trebling. LOL! I think it might be too late for that. The interest in the US is at such a low.

I think a price of £70.00 would completely decimate the ppv market in the UK.

There were rumours that they would try a price of £30.00 for Mayweather v Pacquao but in the end they chickened out and charged 19.95 which was actually a slight increase at that time. The normal price seems to be £19.95 these days, BT are charging that price nowadays. too.

ewenhay wrote: ↑24 Apr 2019, 18:35 I think a price of £70.00 would completely decimate the ppv market in the UK.

There were rumours that they would try a price of £30.00 for Mayweather v Pacquao but in the end they chickened out and charged 19.95 which was actually a slight increase at that time. The normal price seems to be £19.95 these days, BT are charging that price nowadays. too.

Golovkin-Brook was the last fight on PPV at £16.95 I believe.

Then from their, the AJ fights were always £19.95.

For May-Mac, I remember seeing an article that FMJ wanted Sky to price the fight at £100, just like it was $100 in the US.

Sky declined.

oogiebe wrote: ↑23 Apr 2019, 17:17 An interesting perspective from Boxing Squared was that Hayman is behind the decline so he can hold onto the WBC belt in the PBC family for as long as possible. (I.E. Wilder vs Ortiz). I don't know, but if Ortiz was offered anything north of $3 million, it's just plain stupid.

Yeah, why didn't I think of that?