Re: Clottey vs Pacquiao ticket sales and PPV
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killersheep
How many countries are showing this as ppv?
I have heard that Pacquiao's fights had been shown in some countries in Asia (definitely in the Philippines) and in countries where there are a huge number of Filipino population, like Middle East. Wasn't there a poster here who at one time said that he watched a Pacquiao fight in Thailand? Can anybody confirm this and how do they show it (by PPV?)?
I don't think it's even PPV in the UK, I could be wrong though. And all I see in Thailand etc. is people charging money for pirated streams.
Yes Greg it's just normal Sky Sports here, no PPV.
Re: Clottey vs Pacquiao ticket sales and PPV
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skel1983
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killersheep
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I have heard that Pacquiao's fights had been shown in some countries in Asia (definitely in the Philippines) and in countries where there are a huge number of Filipino population, like Middle East. Wasn't there a poster here who at one time said that he watched a Pacquiao fight in Thailand? Can anybody confirm this and how do they show it (by PPV?)?
I don't think it's even PPV in the UK, I could be wrong though. And all I see in Thailand etc. is people charging money for pirated streams.
Yes Greg it's just normal Sky Sports here, no PPV.
Lucky. How does Sky work? Is it like HBO where it's an additional (premium) channel you pay extra for every month?
Re: Clottey vs Pacquiao ticket sales and PPV
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skel1983
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killersheep
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InTheNeutralCorner
I have heard that Pacquiao's fights had been shown in some countries in Asia (definitely in the Philippines) and in countries where there are a huge number of Filipino population, like Middle East. Wasn't there a poster here who at one time said that he watched a Pacquiao fight in Thailand? Can anybody confirm this and how do they show it (by PPV?)?
I don't think it's even PPV in the UK, I could be wrong though. And all I see in Thailand etc. is people charging money for pirated streams.
Yes Greg it's just normal Sky Sports here, no PPV.
What about the Mayweather-Mosley fight? Is it now known whether it will be on Sky Sports in there or PPV?
Re: Clottey vs Pacquiao ticket sales and PPV
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killersheep
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skel1983
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killersheep
I don't think it's even PPV in the UK, I could be wrong though. And all I see in Thailand etc. is people charging money for pirated streams.
Yes Greg it's just normal Sky Sports here, no PPV.
Lucky. How does Sky work? Is it like HBO where it's an additional (premium) channel you pay extra for every month?
More or less the same mate, you basically have different packages with what ever floats your boat. Music,Movies,Sports etc etc.
I think for the full package of Sky it's around £52.00 per month, If you just want the Sport's it's £18.00. Still quite expensive but quite refreshing when you have to pay an extra £14.99 to watch Khan v Salita then we get fights like Pac v Cotto and Mayweather v Marquez for nothing extra.
Re: Clottey vs Pacquiao ticket sales and PPV
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InTheNeutralCorner
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skel1983
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killersheep
I don't think it's even PPV in the UK, I could be wrong though. And all I see in Thailand etc. is people charging money for pirated streams.
Yes Greg it's just normal Sky Sports here, no PPV.
What about the Mayweather-Mosley fight? Is it now known whether it will be on Sky Sports in there or PPV?
Not been confirmed yet, but seen as Mayweather v Marquez was not ppv and Pac v Cotto and Pac v Clottey is not either I think it will be normal sky.
But saying that Warren has just won the fight for Mitchell/Katsidis fight I have heard there looking at the 8th May but maybe if that was the 1st May it would probably be PPV for both cards.