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its the weekend of El Grito de Independence which I'm sure they think will boost ticket sales.
its also International Talk Like A Pirate Day. :cwm13:
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its on fightnews.
its the weekend of El Grito de Independence which I'm sure they think will boost ticket sales.
its also International Talk Like A Pirate Day. :cwm13:
HmmmmQuote:
Originally Posted by OumaFan
if the fight goes to the cards it may end in a drAAAARRRR.
I know that was weak and forced
Well looks like PBF didn't want to get into the next Saddo p4p rankings.
Yep, it could get manipulated. I smell an injustice DRAW result too.
I don't see a draw at all, I do see oneo f them dominating the other, and 9/10 times its Mayweather dominating, but I see how MArquez could pull it off.
It will boost the ticket sales, but not that much. Imo, I don't believe a pro-crowd advantage plays big part in boxing. This is still going to be a shut-out victory by Mayweather.
Does anyone else think Floyd pulled out cause the fight didn't sell? So much for the "cash cow."
Still got me to laugh!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cortez The Killer
How many tickets were sold? I doubt it didn't sell at all and even Pacquiao-Hatton didn't sell out until 2 weeks before the fight or something. Regardless, I still think it would do really well PPV wise.
I think they'll both have something to prove and will prefer this NOT to be a draw.. Marquez like Hatton I think will make this an actual fight.. Floyd certain won't trade, but hopefully his legs won't carry him around as agile as they did 5 years ago, and we can see a real battle...
Anyway, this fight being rescheduled is the best news that's been on here in the last month.. This and the Haye fight not going ahead as originally planned was not exactly a good way of keeping the big fights going throughout the middle of the year... Especially now we won't see a cracking fight with Floyd or Marquez against anyone around Christmas time as it looked like we might have originally...
I'm not positive where I read it, possibly ESPN.com. But the article said the ticket sales were nowhere near the projected number they thought it would be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taeth
Thats because there are no hard core Mayweather fans as such as there like are Hatton or Pac fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by C-LoI'm not positive where I read it, possibly ESPN.com. But the article said the ticket sales were nowhere near the projected number they thought it would be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taeth
Most of the people who like to watch Mayweather are hard core boxing fans and there is a big difference.;D