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K2推广人洛夫勒告诉美国时间周五雅虎体育，根据有线电视和卫星公司编制的数据，戈洛夫金VS雅各布斯的PPV数据大概17万户的购买。这个数据不是很高，但超过2015年10月份在麦迪逊花园广场第八回合KO列米欧的那次大约15.3万次购买。
拳击业内人士也预计戈洛夫金VS雅各布斯可以超过17万的购买，但较低的购买率可能会影响到九月份戈洛夫金VS阿瓦雷兹正在进行的谈判。
戈洛夫金VS雅各布斯的17万购买也证明了盗版对拳击按次付费影响越来越大，很多拳击迷在脸谱等网站上看到了使用电视棒等非法现象，否则应该不低于25万户（最后这句看的不是很懂）。
2016年最受期待的沃德VS科瓦列夫之战只卖出了16万户，帕奎奥VS瓦格斯的因为过低，阿鲁姆没有公开透露。
Promoter Tom Loeffler told Yahoo! Sports on Friday that the Gennady Golovkin-Daniel Jacobs pay-per-view show Saturday night generated roughly 170,000 buys based on figures compiled far from cable and satellite companies. That means Golovkin-Jacobs out-performed Golovkin’s first pay-per-view main event, but not by a large amount. That fight, an eighth-round technical knockout of David Lemieux at Madison Square Garden in October 2015, produced approximately 153,000 buys, according to Loeffler. Boxing industry insiders expected Golovkin-Jacobs to do more than 170,000 buys. The lower buy rate likely will impact ongoing negotiations for a long-awaited Canelo Alvarez-Gennady Golovkin showdown in September because Mexico’s Alvarez is a much more proven pay-per-view attraction than Golovkin. The 170,000 buys produced by Golovkin-Jacobs also provided more evidence that piracy is having an increasingly adverse affect on boxing’s pay-per-view business. With many boxing fans watching illegal streams on Facebook Live and other websites, as well using fire sticks with their TVs, the days of fights attracting 250,000 buys with any regularity appear to be over. Andre Ward-Sergey Kovalev, one of the most anticipated fights of 2016, barely cracked 160,000 buys on November 19 in Las Vegas. The buy rate for the Manny Pacquiao-Jessie Vargas pay-per-view show two weeks before Ward-Kovalev was so low, promoter Bob Arum never divulged it publicly. Golovkin-Jacobs delivered drama in the ring, though, as Jacobs truly tested Golovkin on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. Jacobs, a huge underdog entering their fight, overcame a fourth-round knockdown, troubled Golovkin at times with his boxing ability, movement and southpaw stance, and ended the middleweight champion’s 23-fight, eight-year knockout streak. Kazakhstan’s Golovkin (37-0, 33 KOs) still won a unanimous decision over Brooklyn’s Jacobs (32-2, 29 KOs). The WBA/WBC/IBF/IBO middleweight champion also went 12 rounds for the first time in his 10-year pro career. Their highly competitive fight will be replayed Saturday night by HBO, beginning at 10 p.m. ET. HBO also will replay the co-featured fight from the Golovkin-Jacobs undercard, Srisaket Sor Rungvisai’s controversial majority-decision upset of Roman “Chocolatito” Gonzalez. Thailand’s Sor Rungvisai dropped the heavily favored Gonzalez with a body shot in the first round, overcame a point deduction during the sixth round for intentional head-butts and fended off Gonzalez’s late rally to win on the scorecards of judges Glenn Feldman (114-112) and Julie Lederman (114-112). The third judge, Woleska Roldan, scored their 12-round fight even (113-113). Nicaragua’s Gonzalez (46-1, 38 KOs) was the No. 1 fighter on most mythical pound-for-pound lists before Saturday night. - See more at: http://www.boxingscene.com/loeff ... thash.0Uu5xTse.dpuf |
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