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Pacquiao v Bradley: PPV Fighter purses for June 9th

Keith Kizer, the executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commision, has passed over to WBN the details of the upcoming fight purses for the huge PPV bout on Saturday night between Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley.

WBO champion Pacquiao, 33, will gain a standard fee of $6million with add-ons taking the total fee to well over $20million, including PPV sales, whilst opponent Bradley will gain a career high $5million.

Here are the purses in full for the pay-per-view portion of the event on HBO;

                               FIGHTER                                                  PURSE/FEE in $

                         Manny Pacquiao                                                6,000,000.00
                         
                         Timothy Bradley                                                 5,000,000.00

                              Jorge Arce                                                         300,000.00

                           Jesus Rojas                                                           25,000.00

                          Mike Jones                                                           105,000.00

                        Randall Bailey                                                        100,000.00

                   Guillermo Rigondeaux                                                 103,000.00

                       Teon Kennedy                                                          70,000.00


UK viewers can order the card for only £14.95 by clicking the banner on the left of the WBN website or using the Virgin Media ‘On Demand’ menu. Customers on Sky must register the first time they use Primetime and once registered can purchase using the ‘box office’ menu.

US viewers, visit: hbo.com/boxing

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