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Mayweather, Showtime PPV Enter Into Revenue-Sharing Deal
Published February 19, 2013
Boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. has reached an agreement with Showtime PPV in which he "will be able to fight as much as six times over a span of 30 months," starting with a May 4 bout against Robert Guerrero. The bout will mark Mayweather's 10th PPV event and "third on Cinco de Mayo weekend." Showtime beat out rival HBO for the PPV rights (CSNBAYAREA.com, 2/19).
The agreement is a revenue-sharing deal between Showtime and Mayweather. The fights will be promoted across CBS Corp. media platforms, including the CBS broadcast network (Mayweather Promotions).
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The agreement is a revenue-sharing deal between Showtime and Mayweather. The fights will be promoted across CBS Corp. media platforms, including the CBS broadcast network (Mayweather Promotions).
