Wilder vs Ortiz financial disaster?

[LacedUp]

Rick Glaser, veteran match maker, says he's discussed the event with respected boxing writers and and they both said the fight is totally dead and that there's zero demand for it.

He also says that the decision to put it on ppv was insane, as the event will swim in red ink.

We all knew this as no one really wanted to rematch anyway, and quite simply neither guy is a PPV draw at all.

[Pigeons]

How much money are you gonna lose on it?

[Wolfie*]

Yeah. I saw how the ticket sales were going, was easy to see that.

[rudy]

so what its nobody business does not affect any of the so called experts on this forum JOKERS

[nubianpiye]

The only draw at heavy is Joshua everyone else is a no name of joshua loses again which he might the money is gone from the heavyweight division

[Boksfan]

Wilder gets 3m $ and Ortiz 1.5m $, two pathetic losers

[Marchegiano]

Like every other wilder fight? and the PBC itself?

You know why flat earth ****s believe in flat earth? Because they look up evidence to support their claim rather than evidence to debunk it, happy with their cognitive dissonance.

[Robbie Barrett]

They slashed ticket prices by 80% and they still aren't selling. Lots of homeless people with free cups of soup will be in the crowd on fight night.

[The Big Dunn]

I surely couldn't understand the need for this rematch.

[DaNeutral.]

All the wilder fans now saying why does anybody care about money. Yet the whole duck of Anthony Joshua was based on that money and wilder, finkel and wilderettes were all talking about lowballs and what Wilder deserves based on money he's guna get in the future and how much of a star Floyd was, like that means anything.