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The gate receipts were at least $70m, with a possibility the figure could rise further still and even surpass the Mayweather-Pacquiao record of $72m.

The quantity of ticket sales is vanity - the value of those ticket sales is sanity.

Only the latter matters, since it's only cold hard cash that pays the bills!

They made the money, so that's OK
I was surprised there were nearly 6,000 empty seats.
Does anyone know the PPV numbers?
I would have thought we had heard them by now.
If the fight had surpassed May Pac wouldn't it be splashed across the news by now, or does it take time for that information to get calculated?

KiwiRider wrote:They made the money, so that's OK
I was surprised there were nearly 6,000 empty seats.
Does anyone know the PPV numbers?
I would have thought we had heard them by now.
If the fight had surpassed May Pac wouldn't it be splashed across the news by now, or does it take time for that information to get calculated?

You normally have to wait for about a week for the official Showtime/Nielsen figures.

They may be able to announce ballpark figures within a few days though.

KiwiRider wrote:They made the money, so that's OK
I was surprised there were nearly 6,000 empty seats.
Does anyone know the PPV numbers?
I would have thought we had heard them by now.
If the fight had surpassed May Pac wouldn't it be splashed across the news by now, or does it take time for that information to get calculated?

PPV numbers take a good week or so.

Thanks chaps.
It seems like a big sell, if the outage before the ringwalk is an indicator.
I hope it sold well, boxing wins if it did

KiwiRider wrote:Thanks chaps.
It seems like a big sell, if the outage before the ringwalk is an indicator.
I hope it sold well, boxing wins if it did

That's the same thing I said. Never seen that before.

KiwiRider wrote:Thanks chaps.
It seems like a big sell, if the outage before the ringwalk is an indicator.
I hope it sold well, boxing wins if it did

Not really sure boxing wins if there was big numbers. Floyd does, and that's probably about it.

dickbelden wrote:https://www.si.com/boxing/2017/08/27/ma ... bile-arena

So what?!

Rob3_142 wrote:

KiwiRider wrote:Thanks chaps.
It seems like a big sell, if the outage before the ringwalk is an indicator.
I hope it sold well, boxing wins if it did

Not really sure boxing wins if there was big numbers. Floyd does, and that's probably about it.

Rob, the reason I said boxing wins is because if it made a loss ( no matter who the money goes to) it destroys investor confidence in putting together really big fights.
The fact that hopefully it was a success means other investors might be persuaded to take a punt on boxing. I hope GGG Canelo is a big success too. I would love the USA to experience the same increase of public support for boxing that the UK has been basking in for the last few years.
Money gets the top fighters in the ring together. I'm a bit jaded with single belt holders carrying on with small event shows, when all we want is the best to fight the best.

Everybody won here, the only losers were the people hoping the whole thing would be an embarrassment and a failure.

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Everybody won here, the only losers were the people hoping the whole thing would be an embarrassment and a failure.

Did they so who the fuc is giving my money back for yesterdays scam and the Pacman marathon

ClivePatrickLyons wrote:

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Everybody won here, the only losers were the people hoping the whole thing would be an embarrassment and a failure.

Did they so who the fuc is giving my money back for yesterdays scam and the Pacman marathon

Caveat emptor bro

KiwiRider wrote:

ClivePatrickLyons wrote:

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Everybody won here, the only losers were the people hoping the whole thing would be an embarrassment and a failure.

Did they so who the fuc is giving my money back for yesterdays scam and the Pacman marathon

Caveat emptor bro

Anybody that wasn't pleasantly surprised with that fight deserved to lose their money if they expected better.

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:

KiwiRider wrote:

ClivePatrickLyons wrote:

Did they so who the fuc is giving my money back for yesterdays scam and the Pacman marathon

Caveat emptor bro

Anybody that wasn't pleasantly surprised with that fight deserved to lose their money if they expected better.

It was a terrible fight PLEASANTLY SURPRISED anyone that thinks that was an entertaining super-fight are idiot's

I haven't heard it called a super-fight on here?
I've heard it called a lot of other things, but not that.
The pleasent surprise is most likely that Connor appeared to win a few rounds.
If you want to see a super-fight, GGG Canelo is not that far off... It will be cheaper too!

ClivePatrickLyons wrote:

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:

KiwiRider wrote: Caveat emptor bro

Anybody that wasn't pleasantly surprised with that fight deserved to lose their money if they expected better.

It was a terrible fight PLEASANTLY SURPRISED anyone that thinks that was an entertaining super-fight are idiot's

Anybody that expected it to be better than it was is beyond an idiot.

dickbelden wrote:14,623---did NOT sell out !

The current gate receipt figure being quoted for the Mayweather-McGregor bout is $80m, which is a 11.11% increase on the previous record of $72m achieved by the Mayweather-Pacquiao super-fight.

End of thread - since it's utterly stupid to discuss a topic about the Mayweather-McGregor bout not selling out, when it took so much money!

Enlightened-One wrote:

dickbelden wrote:14,623---did NOT sell out !

The current gate receipt figure being quoted for the Mayweather-McGregor bout is $80m, which is a 11.11% increase on the previous record of $72m achieved by the Mayweather-Pacquiao super-fight.

End of thread - since it's utterly stupid to discuss a topic about the Mayweather-McGregor bout not selling out, when it took so much money!

I'm sure the 80 million bucks makes up for the disappointment of not selling out.
I'd rather have the place half full for 80 million. Than a sell out for 60 million