What channel is the PPV fight on spectrum?

How do I order PPV fight on spectrum?

How to Order Spectrum Pay Per View

1. Hold your remote and navigate to where the list of available Pay Per View events is.
2. Press the OK button on your remote to select your favorite.
3. You’ll come across a set of prompts, follow to order the event.

How do I order the Canelo fight on the spectrum?

How do I order PPV? Use your remote to navigate to the listing for the PPV event you want to watch. Press the OK/Select button on your remote. Follow the on-screen instructions to order the event.

How do I get Pay-Per-View on Time Warner?

There are two ways to order PPV events from Time Warner Cable: over the phone or using your remote. To order over the phone, call 1-800-892-2253 and follow the prompts to purchase a program. To order with the remote, tune to the channel where the show is coming on, press B on the remote.

Where was the Mayweather-Canelo fight held?

The Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Saul “Canelo” Alvarez junior middleweight unification fight last Saturday night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas indeed lived up to its billing as “The One.”

Can you watch Mayweather vs Paul on pay per view?

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How much money did Canelo Alvarez make for fight?

Mayweather was guaranteed $41.5 million with Alvarez’s guarantee in the $12 million neighborhood, but both will earn substantially more based on their deals, especially Mayweather, who controlled the promotion and will keep the bulk of the profits. “Floyd has a chance to make 100 million in this fight,” Ellerbe said.

How much money did Mayweather de la Hoya fight make?

The $150 million in pay-per-view haul broke the record set by Mayweather’s decision victory against Oscar De La Hoya in 2007. That fight generated $136 million from an all-time record 2.48 million pay-per-view buys. Adjusted for inflation, Mayweather-De La Hoya would be worth $153 million in today’s dollars.