Oscar PPV numbers

[El Gamo]

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GOLDEN BOY'S PPV HISTORY

Oscar De La Hoya's pay-per-view fights, with total buys and PPV-generated revenue:

Opponent Year Buys Revenue

Rafael Ruelas 1995 330,000 $5.9 million

Genaro Hernandez 1995 220,000 $6.6 million

Miguel Angel Gonzalez 1997 345,000 $12.1 million

Pernell Whitaker 1997 720,000 $28.8 million

Hector Camacho 1997 560,000 $22.4 million

Wilfredo Rivera 1997 240,000 $9.6 million

Julio Cesar Chavez 1998 525,000 $23.6 million

Ike Quartey 1999 570,000 $25.7 million

Felix Trinidad 1999 1.4 million $71.4 million

Shane Mosley 2000 590,000 $29.5 million

Javier Castillejo 2001 400,000 $16 million

Fernando Vargas 2002 935,000 $47.8 million

Yory Boy Campas 2003 350,000 $17.5 million

Shane Mosley 2003 950,000 $48.4 million

Felix Sturm 2004 380,000 $19 million

Bernard Hopkins 2004 1 million $56 million

Ricardo Mayorga 2006 925,000 $46.3 million

Totals 10.44 million $490.6 million

Note: Excludes 1996 fight vs. Chavez, which was exclusively on closed-circuit TV.

Source: HBO Sports

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TOP BOXING PAY-PER-VIEW BUYS

(Buys in millions)

Fight Year Buys Network(s)

1. Evander Holyfield vs. Mike Tyson 1997 1.9 Showtime

2. Lennox Lewis vs. Tyson 2002 1.8 HBO, Show.

3. Holyfield vs. Tyson 1996 1.6 Showtime

4. Tyson vs. Peter McNeeley 1995 1.5 Showtime

5. Tyson vs. Frank Bruno 1996 1.4 Showtime

6. De La Hoya vs. Trinidad 1999 1.4 TVKO

7. Holyfield vs. George Foreman 1991 1.3 TVKO

8. Tyson vs. Razor Ruddock 1991 1.2 Showtime

9. Holyfield vs. Lewis 1999 1.1 TVKO

10. Tyson vs. Bruce Seldon 1996 1.0 Showtime

Note: De La Hoya-Trinidad is the only non-heavyweight fight on the list.

Source: Multi-Channel New, HBO and Showtime

[Bookkeeper]

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GOLDEN BOY'S PPV HISTORY

Oscar De La Hoya's pay-per-view fights, with total buys and PPV-generated revenue:

Opponent Year Buys Revenue

Rafael Ruelas 1995 330,000 $5.9 million

Genaro Hernandez 1995 220,000 $6.6 million

Miguel Angel Gonzalez 1997 345,000 $12.1 million

Pernell Whitaker 1997 720,000 $28.8 million

Hector Camacho 1997 560,000 $22.4 million

Wilfredo Rivera 1997 240,000 $9.6 million

Julio Cesar Chavez 1998 525,000 $23.6 million

Ike Quartey 1999 570,000 $25.7 million

Felix Trinidad 1999 1.4 million $71.4 million

Shane Mosley 2000 590,000 $29.5 million

Javier Castillejo 2001 400,000 $16 million

Fernando Vargas 2002 935,000 $47.8 million

Yory Boy Campas 2003 350,000 $17.5 million

Shane Mosley 2003 950,000 $48.4 million

Felix Sturm 2004 380,000 $19 million

Bernard Hopkins 2004 1 million $56 million

Ricardo Mayorga 2006 925,000 $46.3 million

Totals 10.44 million $490.6 million

Note: Excludes 1996 fight vs. Chavez, which was exclusively on closed-circuit TV.

Source: HBO Sports

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TOP BOXING PAY-PER-VIEW BUYS

(Buys in millions)

Fight Year Buys Network(s)

1. Evander Holyfield vs. Mike Tyson 1997 1.9 Showtime

2. Lennox Lewis vs. Tyson 2002 1.8 HBO, Show.

3. Holyfield vs. Tyson 1996 1.6 Showtime

4. Tyson vs. Peter McNeeley 1995 1.5 Showtime

5. Tyson vs. Frank Bruno 1996 1.4 Showtime

6. De La Hoya vs. Trinidad 1999 1.4 TVKO

7. Holyfield vs. George Foreman 1991 1.3 TVKO

8. Tyson vs. Razor Ruddock 1991 1.2 Showtime

9. Holyfield vs. Lewis 1999 1.1 TVKO

10. Tyson vs. Bruce Seldon 1996 1.0 Showtime

Note: De La Hoya-Trinidad is the only non-heavyweight fight on the list.

Source: Multi-Channel New, HBO and Showtime

CC for the info, but the Thread should be about Tyson, I didn't even know he was in seven of the top 10 including the top 5, that's insane. And he does not have a dime to show for it, that's really insane.

[Samson3000]

Another CC. I always wanted to find a list like that. Take a look at the all time top 10. Think Tyson had a few fans?

[IRON]

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GOLDEN BOY'S PPV HISTORY

Oscar De La Hoya's pay-per-view fights, with total buys and PPV-generated revenue:

Opponent Year Buys Revenue

Rafael Ruelas 1995 330,000 $5.9 million

Genaro Hernandez 1995 220,000 $6.6 million

Miguel Angel Gonzalez 1997 345,000 $12.1 million

Pernell Whitaker 1997 720,000 $28.8 million

Hector Camacho 1997 560,000 $22.4 million

Wilfredo Rivera 1997 240,000 $9.6 million

Julio Cesar Chavez 1998 525,000 $23.6 million

Ike Quartey 1999 570,000 $25.7 million

Felix Trinidad 1999 1.4 million $71.4 million

Shane Mosley 2000 590,000 $29.5 million

Javier Castillejo 2001 400,000 $16 million

Fernando Vargas 2002 935,000 $47.8 million

Yory Boy Campas 2003 350,000 $17.5 million

Shane Mosley 2003 950,000 $48.4 million

Felix Sturm 2004 380,000 $19 million

Bernard Hopkins 2004 1 million $56 million

Ricardo Mayorga 2006 925,000 $46.3 million

Totals 10.44 million $490.6 million

Note: Excludes 1996 fight vs. Chavez, which was exclusively on closed-circuit TV.

Source: HBO Sports

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TOP BOXING PAY-PER-VIEW BUYS

(Buys in millions)

Fight Year Buys Network(s)

1. Evander Holyfield vs. Mike Tyson 1997 1.9 Showtime

2. Lennox Lewis vs. Tyson 2002 1.8 HBO, Show.

3. Holyfield vs. Tyson 1996 1.6 Showtime

4. Tyson vs. Peter McNeeley 1995 1.5 Showtime

5. Tyson vs. Frank Bruno 1996 1.4 Showtime

6. De La Hoya vs. Trinidad 1999 1.4 TVKO

7. Holyfield vs. George Foreman 1991 1.3 TVKO

8. Tyson vs. Razor Ruddock 1991 1.2 Showtime

9. Holyfield vs. Lewis 1999 1.1 TVKO

10. Tyson vs. Bruce Seldon 1996 1.0 Showtime

Note: De La Hoya-Trinidad is the only non-heavyweight fight on the list.

Source: Multi-Channel New, HBO and Showtime

thanks for the list, if ODLH vs PBF happens i could see it being his top one.

[DaxxKahn]

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GOLDEN BOY'S PPV HISTORY

Oscar De La Hoya's pay-per-view fights, with total buys and PPV-generated revenue:

Opponent Year Buys Revenue

Rafael Ruelas 1995 330,000 $5.9 million

Genaro Hernandez 1995 220,000 $6.6 million

Miguel Angel Gonzalez 1997 345,000 $12.1 million

Pernell Whitaker 1997 720,000 $28.8 million

Hector Camacho 1997 560,000 $22.4 million

Wilfredo Rivera 1997 240,000 $9.6 million

Julio Cesar Chavez 1998 525,000 $23.6 million

Ike Quartey 1999 570,000 $25.7 million

Felix Trinidad 1999 1.4 million $71.4 million

Shane Mosley 2000 590,000 $29.5 million

Javier Castillejo 2001 400,000 $16 million

Fernando Vargas 2002 935,000 $47.8 million

Yory Boy Campas 2003 350,000 $17.5 million

Shane Mosley 2003 950,000 $48.4 million

Felix Sturm 2004 380,000 $19 million

Bernard Hopkins 2004 1 million $56 million

Ricardo Mayorga 2006 925,000 $46.3 million

Totals 10.44 million $490.6 million

Note: Excludes 1996 fight vs. Chavez, which was exclusively on closed-circuit TV.

Source: HBO Sports

* * *

TOP BOXING PAY-PER-VIEW BUYS

(Buys in millions)

Fight Year Buys Network(s)

1. Evander Holyfield vs. Mike Tyson 1997 1.9 Showtime

2. Lennox Lewis vs. Tyson 2002 1.8 HBO, Show.

3. Holyfield vs. Tyson 1996 1.6 Showtime

4. Tyson vs. Peter McNeeley 1995 1.5 Showtime

5. Tyson vs. Frank Bruno 1996 1.4 Showtime

6. De La Hoya vs. Trinidad 1999 1.4 TVKO

7. Holyfield vs. George Foreman 1991 1.3 TVKO

8. Tyson vs. Razor Ruddock 1991 1.2 Showtime

9. Holyfield vs. Lewis 1999 1.1 TVKO

10. Tyson vs. Bruce Seldon 1996 1.0 Showtime

Note: De La Hoya-Trinidad is the only non-heavyweight fight on the list.

Source: Multi-Channel New, HBO and Showtime

CC for the info, but the Thread should be about Tyson, I didn't even know he was in seven of the top 10 including the top 5, that's insane. And he does not have a dime to show for it, that's really insane.

DLH has still made more off of boxing than tyson...Tyson at last report was around 365 mil...I think DLH was over 500mil..the money is insane

[BoxingGorilla]

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Fight of the Century: ODH vs. Tyson.

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