do you think the slow ticket sales for PBF and JMM are a sign that people are saving their $$ for pac cotto or do you think that sales will be slow there too?I anticipate a sell out for cotto/pac. Thoughts?when do those tix go on sale anyway?
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do you think the slow ticket sales for PBF and JMM are a sign that people are saving their $$ for pac cotto or do you think that sales will be slow there too?I anticipate a sell out for cotto/pac. Thoughts?when do those tix go on sale anyway?
i think they go on sale this month?
i would imagine cotto pac will sell out and do big business mate, it seems a much more attractive fight than pbf vs marquez (to me it does anyway)Quote:
Originally Posted by Big-mike13
The slow ticket sales for Floyd-JMM are not a sign that there is a lack of interest in the fight or that people are holding out for Cotto-Pac.... Floyd-JMM is selling slow because the tickets are outrageously priced.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big-mike13
If the Cotto-Pac tix are priced the same as FLoyd-JMM, then I would expect the Cotto-Pac tickets to sell slowly. If they're reasonably priced, then they'll sell well.
Er.....yes it is. You can bang on about ticket prices all you like but fans travel halfway accross the world to see their fighters, much more expense in that than a ticket. If Floyd fought here in the UK or anywhere else you would see just how many true fans he has.Quote:
Originally Posted by SweetPeaThe slow ticket sales for Floyd-JMM are not a sign that there is a lack of interest in the fight or that people are holding out for Cotto-Pac.... Floyd-JMM is selling slow because the tickets are outrageously priced.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big-mike13
If the Cotto-Pac tix are priced the same as FLoyd-JMM, then I would expect the Cotto-Pac tickets to sell slowly. If they're reasonably priced, then they'll sell well.
apparently there isn't that much lack of interest if he's sold more PPV's in his last two fights against the same opponents as Pacquiao, IMO the PPV sales against Marquez won't be too low either, seeing how you're only paying $60 at most and getting a great view, compared to something like a $150 minimum and seeing specks you think are the fighters to see it liveQuote:
Originally Posted by KelEr.....yes it is. You can bang on about ticket prices all you like but fans travel halfway accross the world to see their fighters, much more expense in that than a ticket. If Floyd fought here in the UK or anywhere else you would see just how many true fans he has.Quote:
Originally Posted by SweetPeaThe slow ticket sales for Floyd-JMM are not a sign that there is a lack of interest in the fight or that people are holding out for Cotto-Pac.... Floyd-JMM is selling slow because the tickets are outrageously priced.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big-mike13
If the Cotto-Pac tix are priced the same as FLoyd-JMM, then I would expect the Cotto-Pac tickets to sell slowly. If they're reasonably priced, then they'll sell well.