The much-anticipated boxing match between Floyd Mayweather and Logan Paul was a shambles as the card was delayed and the O2 Arena in London was almost empty with thousands of tickets left unsold.
The fight was originally scheduled to take place on June 6th, but was postponed due to a delay in the arrival of the fighters. The fight was eventually rescheduled for June 10th, but the delay meant that many fans had already made other plans and were unable to attend.
The O2 Arena, which can hold up to 20,000 people, was almost empty when the fight began. There were reportedly only a few hundred people in attendance, with the majority of the seats left unsold. This was a huge disappointment for the promoters, who had expected a full house for the fight.
The fight itself was a one-sided affair, with Mayweather dominating the bout and eventually winning by technical knockout in the eighth round. The fight was widely criticized for being a mismatch, with Mayweather having a significant advantage in experience and skill.
The aftermath of the fight was also marred by controversy, as Mayweather was accused of not taking the fight seriously and not putting in the effort to make it a competitive bout. This was compounded by the fact that the fight was broadcast on pay-per-view, meaning that fans who had paid for the fight were left feeling short-changed.
Overall, the Mayweather vs. Paul fight was a shambles. The delay in the fight, the lack of attendance, and the one-sided nature of the bout all contributed to a disappointing night for boxing fans. It remains to be seen if the promoters will be able to recover from this debacle and put on a successful event in the future.
