Damn, the fight still cant sell for shyt. This what happens when you cherry pick fights
http://www.maxboxing.com/news/main-lead/santa-cruz-returns-rested-and-rejuvenated
SOLD OUT?
While everyone involved in this May Day card is claiming a sell-out (or close to it), the reality is there are tickets to be had all over on the secondary market. As of late last week, there were whole rows of tickets available in certain sections on Ticketmaster, which have mysteriously disappeared in the past couple of days.
But if you look at this helpful site (
http://www.tiqiq.com/tiqiq/singleeve...lisherid=51113) youll see that thousands of tickets are to be had - and at below face value.
The bottom line is that the pricing of this show from Mayweather Promotions seemed exorbitant (and based on public demand, thats the case) and by basically scaling the whole lower bowl well over $500 and calling it ringside, well, this is what could happen. Robert Guerrero is a good fighter but unlike, say, a Miguel Cotto, he doesnt really bring a strong fan-base of his own.
Also, not having the fight between Saul Alvarez and Austin Trout as the main support bout has hurt sales. The results in San Antonio, where nearly 40,000 patrons packed the Alamodome, bare that out. Canelo understood his value to this undercard and rolled the dice in San Antonio. Its safe to say he made his point on April 20th and made it as it related to the card this weekend.
But yeah, if you need tickets, go to Vegas. They are there to be had - and at a discounted price.