50/50 if fair IMO assuming Floyd beats JMM even by kayo, considering PAC's wins over Oscar and Hatton were far more impressive than PBF's wins over them.
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50/50 if fair IMO assuming Floyd beats JMM even by kayo, considering PAC's wins over Oscar and Hatton were far more impressive than PBF's wins over them.
Maybe because Pacquiao is a one punch knockout artist thats very aggressive while Mayweather is a counter puncher with underrated power? Of course Pacquiao's wins are gonna look more spectacular because he fights a better crowd pleasing styleQuote:
Originally Posted by Pavlik
What about if JMM wins by Decision - % ?
KO - % ?
I feel JMM will have finally upped Pac and deserves the larger Purse based on his last 3 opponents vs Pac's....
In reality, who get's the larger purse is determined by who has the more buys for their big fights! out of mayweather and Pacman in the last two fights against the same two opponents who has had the bigger amount of buys?
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Originally Posted by Violent Demise
where do you get ur infos?
pacqviao is #1 p4p FACT
jmm #1 p4p <=== your personal opinion
pbf's way of avoiding a worthy opponent is to get the majority of the purse. ofcourse the better fighter wont agree so the fight wont happen. soon people will react to that and pbf will be forced to get what he is only worth not the majority of the money.
Arum won't disclose the PPV buys probably (my guess) for that reason but Dan Rafeal said that Pac-Hatton did 850,000 buys while Mayweather's did 975,000. And obviously Mayweather's fight with De La Hoya's did more then Pacquiao's. So that would be Mayweather but in both fights Pacquiao's performances have been more exciting.Quote:
Originally Posted by piye
Whatever though, the whole topic is garbage because neither guy should want more because they both need each other more then anything.
We wish!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kel
People don't go for more money to the winner in bigger fights because, I honestly don't know why! I really feel like there's more at stake if the winner gets a bigger cut of the fight's revenue.