The fight of the century did little to impress the fans, and is amidst some injury controversy, the numbers however are extraordinarily impressive.  Mayweather and Pacquiao has set records for revenue generated from PPV buys, and live tickets sales. The fight generated 4.4 million pay-per-view buys (domestic revenue), and when

According to Kevin Iole of Yahoo!Sports, Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao may eclipse the all time record for most pay-per-views sold as it being estimated roughly around the 5 million buys mark. According to figures with 60% of the numbers back Mayweather-Pacquiao sold 2.25 million. This would seemingly confirm that the

The fight of the century turned out to be the perfect ending to an era of boxing in the welterweight division that was the “what-if” period of boxing in which we never seemed to ever get the fights we wanted. No matter if you’re a fan of Floyd Mayweather or

A full lineup of present and future boxing stars is set to entertain the MGM Grand Garden Arena crowd in pay-per-view and non-televised action before the history-making welterweight showdown between Floyd “Money” Mayweather and Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao on Saturday, May 2.   The pay-per-view undercard is topped by a pair

On Tuesday the NSAC selected the officials and set the fees for the May 2 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena for the WBC WBO and WBA world welterweight championship between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao. The referee will be Kenny Bayless. Judges are Bert Clements, Dave Moretti and Glenn