Will Pacquiao and Barrios Run It Back Despite perceived Low Fan?

Manny Pacquiao’s Options Well-paying Fights Like The One He Had Last Saturday Against Mario Barios are Severyly Limited. The 46-year-old former Multi-division World Champion Pacquiao’s Title Challenge Against WBC Welterweight Champion Barrios (29-2-2, 18 Kos) Wasn’t Thrilling To Watch. The Buzz From Fans Was Missing For Ther Fight.

Barrios Rematch Questions

Pacquiao Received A Huge Purse Rumored to Be $ 12.6 Million For The Fight. The PRICE OF PPV, $ 79.99, Likely Resulted in Very Few Buys Last Saturday. The Question is, What Promoter Would Be Would To Finance The Barrios’ Rematch for The Filipino Star? They Can’t Excited About Wanting To Pay Pay for Pay Purse Again IF The PPV Buys and Gate Money Don’t Cover Paid Out.

Manny’s Declining PPV Draw

The Reality Is That Pacquiao Is No Longer A Big Enough PPV Draw to Bring to the Massive Buys He Did In The Past. Here Are Someone’s Biggest PPV Buys During His Peak Years From 2008 to 2015:

• Oscar de la Hoya – December 2008: 1.25 Million PPV Buys
• Ricky Hatton – May 2009: 1.75 Million
• Miguel Cotto – November 2009: 1.25 Million
• Antonio Margarito – November 2010: 1.15 million
• Shane Mosley – May 2011: 1.34 Million
• Juan Manuel Marquez III – November 2011: 1.4 Million
• Juan Manuel Marquez IV – December 2012: 1.15 Million
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. – May 2015: 4.6 Million

It would be Fortunate IF Saturday’s Pacquiao vs. Barrios Event Generates Even 100,000 PPV Buys, Given The Limited In This Fight and The Undercard That Accompanied It.

Pacquiao for Financial Reality

Manny’s Adviser, Sean Gibbons, Mentioned Wanting Gervis or WBA WELTERWEIGHT Champion Roomo ‘Rolly’ Romero As Next Opponents. There’s Zero Chance of Tank Davis Fighting Pacquiao. That’s not happening. He’s Not That Desperate.

Fighting Rolly Romero Would Be Different Than Facing Barrios Again. Rolly Isn’t A PPV Attraction, and A Fight Against Him Would Create Little Interest Fans. An Event Between Pacquiao and Romero Would Likely Hemorrhage Money For The Promoter That Put It.

“The Only Other Alternative is to Do It Again. I Don’t Know It. I Don’t Know Were. That Wasn’t The Kind Of Thriller That Made You Want to Pacquiao and Barrios Run It Back, “Said Chris Mannix On His channel About The Options for Manny Pacquiao’s Next Fight IF He Chooses To Face Mario Barrios in A Rematch.

Would be a risky for a promoter to Stage A Second Fight Between Pacquiao and Barrios Unless Manny Were Wiling to Abore to a Smaller Purse. There’s Not Enough Interest From Fans In Seeing Them Do It Again. Barrios looked inept, and pacquiao looked Very Old.

“I Hope Hey Things. I Don’t Him An Enough To See SumeBody Obliterate Him, And That’s Coming. If He’s Fights The Wrong Guy, That’s Going to Mane Pacquiao,” said Mannix.