Two PPV attempts in a row robbed of their main event sounds like the worst of luck. However, something shady is going on here. Last year, when Tito Ortiz pulled out, fans found out on October 25, exactly one week away from the PPV.
Fast forward to now. Once again, exactly one week before the PPV, we find out that Eddie Alvarez is out of his fight. As the old saying goes, once is a coincidence...twice is a pattern.
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Wonder how many people preorder ppvs. Let alone ticket holders. 
Chemtrails IMO
Somebody call Perry.
It's the new Gloves IMO.
dbeedy - Chemtrails IMODeep underground military bases
severs taht snake bjorb right lol
Any word how ticket sales were?
In my opinion IMO
Shady or karma for Byorn dicking Eddie around.
titoc123 - Any word how ticket sales were?
HORRIBLE, like REALLY REALLY bad....
If it ain't Dutch, it ain't much -Source or shill?titoc123 - Any word how ticket sales were?
HORRIBLE, like REALLY REALLY bad....
WeidmanBrokeTheLEGend -HeheIf it ain't Dutch, it ain't much -Source or shill?titoc123 - Any word how ticket sales were?
HORRIBLE, like REALLY REALLY bad....
Your sample size is too low. This does not prove anything. And how could losing two main events possibly help Bellator?
Really a shame. I was looking forward to it and planning a viewing party. Reconsidering now
iceman714 - Alvarez is in cahoots with UFC IMOTito and Alvarez are in cahoots with the EoG, IMO.
biva - Either way, this is begging of the end for Bellator. Will never be taken serious by PPV now, which is a shame"The begging of the end"
What's shady is the fact that they rely on one match for a PPV. If they cancel, it shows a lack of commitment to the rest of the fight card. Which in turn shows how Bush league they really are. To be honest I like Bellator. But they should stay on cable TV. Not to mention the cash they've been handling out.
Sucks but still a card I want to see. Hopefully this makes them reconsider ever doing ppv again.