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No. You denied that there was even such a thing as global PPV buys. You have no idea what you're talking about as usual. The only thing you're right about is that most quoted PPV buys are given as domestic/regional figures and not global. However, that's not always the case. It depends on who is publishing those figures in the first place. No, I said that Plant was more popular than Bivol before Bivol beat Canelo just by being American and fighting on a major network like Showtime (which means conventional PPV buys and not just digital/iPPV distribution). Every distributor has channels and DAZN just had their first ever PPV offering with Canelo vs Bivol. All of the desired markets weren't even available yet to tap into. Their reach was severely limited to most of North America. Again, it didn't even air live in all of Latin America and that's where Canelo is from. Mexico being part of Latin America.I don't know how to dumb this down even further for you. When PPV numbers are quoted they are always domestic, unless specified otherwise. So when they compared Canelo's career PPV numbers they are all domestic, which means stop talking about global.
Your whole argument was that Bivol was more popular in north america than Benavidez and now you concede Plant was more popular because he is American? lol gg. Benavidez is even more popular than Plant, miles more so that tells you all you need to know about what a ppv with canelo would do.
Bivol did not emerge as some big star. The world saw a boring generic east euro fighter win a boring decision. Even less motivation to pay and see him again once they have seen him already.
Your boy isn't a PPV fighter. He's never even been featured on the platform because he's not on that level. Ever since Bivol beat Canelo he's received orders of magnitude more exposure and that's internationally. You can't even compare the pre-Canelo version of Bivol to the current version. You don't think a single win can change whether a fighter is a draw or not? When Floyd beat Oscar that's what happened. His drawing power grew a great deal. That's the fight that turned him into a true PPV star. Many more people tuned in to watch him whether they wanted him to win or lose. Interest is interest and Bivol's profile has been elevated a lot since beating Canelo. That's how it works. He now has star power where he didn't at all before.
Bet me your account that Canelo will sell better with Benavidez than he will in a Bivol rematch. You won't because deep down you know Benavidez isn't shit. Nobody gives a shit about him. The guy doesn't even have a half million Google search results ffs. His name only produced less than 350k. Bivol's name produced over 5 million. Do the math. Benavidez isn't even a speck on the map. He's a nobody.