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Mayweather-Paul fails to achieve strong commercial impact
By Gabriel F. Cordero
PhilBoxing.com
Thu, 17 Jun 2021
The exhibition show between boxing star Floyd Mayweather and social media star Logan Paul was an extraordinary sports business event performed at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami in Florida.
Mayweather received 65 million dollars but the winnings turned out to be less than expected by around 100 million dollars while the statistics indicate that Mayweather hit Paul with about 43 punches so he could have won about USD 1.5 million for each hit. connected.
The ads on his pants alone brought in close to $30 million and then $10 million in the trade deal to hold the fight plus $25 million from pay-per-view sales.
According to USA Today, only one million subscriptions were sold at $50, half of what was expected and it ranks 25th in the best events.
According to the British media The Sun, Logan Paul received 14 million dollars in total not bad to collect USD500 thousand for 28 connected to Mayweather.
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