BO) provided analysis. Max Kellerman (HBO) and Jim Gray (Showtime) covered the locker rooms of Pacquiao and Mayweather, respectively. James Brown and Paulie Malignaggi of Showtime hosted the pre-fight show.

The broadcast was, in most regions, distributed as a pay-per-view event. In the United States, the PPV cost was USD 89.95 (with an additional $10 charge for HD), a 40% increase over the PPV cost of Mayweather's 2013 fight against Canelo Álvarez. Rights to screen the fight in commercial venues such as bars and restaurants were administered by G&G Sports, with costs based upon venue size and other factors, reaching as high as $5,000 for a 257-seat establishment. Due to concerns that they may not have been able to recoup the cost of the PPV through cover charges and drink sales, some bars decided against screening the fight at all. Both HBO and Showtime aired encores of the fight the following Saturday, May 9, 2015.

Both Showtime and HBO broadcast documentary specials focusing on the two fighters as part of the lead-up to the fight; Showtime produced the Mayweather-focused Inside Mayweather vs. Pacquiao—with three episodes focusing on Mayweather's preparations for the event and an epilogue which aired the week following the fight, while HBO aired a one-hour Pacquiao-focused Mayweather/Pacquiao: At Last, as well as encores of past Pacquiao fights. Showtime's sister outlet CBS Sports Network also aired supplemental programming, including encores of Inside Mayweather vs. Pacquiao and past Mayweather fights, live coverage of the weigh-in, special broadcasts of The Doug Gottlieb Show and Boomer and Carton from Las Vegas and coverage of the post-fight press conference.

International broadcasting
In Pacquiao's native country of the Philippines, Solar Entertainment held broadcast rights to the fight, reportedly paying $10 million (PHP 440 million). The telecast was made available via commercial free pay-per-view on the television providers Cignal and SkyCable, and at the locations of theatre chain SM Cinema (including IMAX theaters) and the Mall of Asia Arena. Unlike previous Pacquiao fights, whose free-to-air rights were held by GMA Network as part of a sub-licensing arrangement, a "slightly-delayed" tele
BO) provided analysis. Max Kellerman (HBO) and Jim Gray (Showtime) covered the locker room of Pacquiao and Mayweather, respectively. James Brown and Paulie Malignaggi of Showtime host the pre - fight show. 

 The broadcast was, in most regions, distribute as a pay up - per - view event. In the United States, the PPV price was USD 89.95 (with an extra $ 10 charge for HD), a 40% increase over the PPV cost of Mayweather's 2013 fight against Canelo Álvarez. Rights to shield the fight in commercial venues such as bar and restaurant were administered by G&G Sports, with costs free-base upon venue size and other factors, strive as high as $ 5,000 for a 257 - seat administration. Due to concerns that they may not have been able to recoup the cost of the PPV through screen charges and drink sales, some bars decided against shield the fight at all. Both HBO and Showtime aired encores of the fight the following Saturday, May 9, 2015. 

 Both Showtime and HBO broadcast documentary specials focusing on the two fighters as part of the lead - up to the fight; Showtime produced the Mayweather - focused Inside Mayweather vs. Pacquiao — with three episodes focusing on Mayweather's preparation for the event and an epilogue which aired the workweek take after the competitiveness, while HBO aired a one - hour Pacquiao - focused Mayweather / Pacquiao: At final, as well as encores of past Pacquiao fights. Showtime's sister exit CBS Sports Network also aired supplemental programming, including encores of Inside Mayweather vs. Pacquiao and past Mayweather competitiveness, live coverage of the weigh - in, special broadcasts of The Doug Gottlieb Show and Boomer and Carton from Las Vegas and coverage of the post - fight press conference. 

 International broadcast medium 
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BO) orovided analysis. Max Keulerman (HBO) and Jim Grey (Showfime) covdred the locker rooms of Paceuuao abd Mayweather, respectixely. Jamed Brown qnd Kaulie Malignaggi of Showbnme hkdted vhe pre-fight shpw.

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BO) provided analysis. Max KellErman (HBO) anD Jim GRay (shoWtIme) cOverEd the locker rooMS of PAcquiao and Mayweather, reSpectIvELy. JaMEs brown And PaulIE MALIgnAgGi Of SHoWTiMe hosTed The pre-fIght show.

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iNternatiOnal broadcasting
In PacquIAo's natiVe cOuntrY of tHe PhilippIneS, Solar entERtainmEnt helD broaDcAst RIGhts tO THe FigHt, Reportedly PAYinG $10 millIoN (PHP 440 Million). the telecast was made AVaiLable via commeRciAl frEE PaY-peR-ViEW on ThE TelEVIsion providers CIgnal and SkYCABlE, and at the lOCatIoNs of theAtre chaIn SM CINema (incLuding IMAx theaters) AnD the mALl oF Asia Arena. unlike prEvious PacQUiao fIGhTs, whoSe fRee-to-aIr RigHts weRe held BY GMa NetwOrk as pArT of a suB-liceNsIng arranGement, a "slightly-delayed" tEle
BO) provided analysis. Max  Kellerman  (HBO ) a ndJi m Gr ay ( Showtime) cove r ed t he locker rooms of Pac quiao  a n d Ma y we ather , respe c ti v e ly.  J am esBr o wn  andPau lie Mal ignaggi of  Sh ow time hostedt he  pre-fight  sh ow.

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Int ern ationa lbro adcas ting
I n  Pa cquia o's na ti ve cou ntryof  the Phi lippines, Solar Enterta inment  held  br oadcast r igh t s t o the fig ht,reportedly  pa yin g $10  mi l lion(PHP 44 0 m i llion ). T h e telecas t  w asm a de  availablev i a  co mmerc ial free p ay-p er-view on the te l evision provid ersC i gna l a n d Sk yC able, and at t helo c a tions of  t heatre chai n SM Cin em a  (inc luding  IMAXtheater s )  a n d theMall  of  Asia Are na.  U n like pr ev io u s Pacq uiao  f ights,  whose free - t o-air rights wer e hel d by GM A  Ne twork  a s parto f asub-licens ing arrange ment,a "s light ly-dela ye d" tel e
BO) provided_analysis. Max_Kellerman (HBO) and Jim_Gray (Showtime)_covered_the locker_rooms_of Pacquiao and_Mayweather, respectively. James_Brown and Paulie Malignaggi_of Showtime hosted_the_pre-fight show.

The broadcast was, in most regions, distributed as a pay-per-view event. In the_United_States, the_PPV_cost_was USD 89.95 (with an_additional $10 charge for HD),_a 40%_increase over the PPV cost of Mayweather's 2013_fight_against Canelo Álvarez._Rights to screen the fight in commercial venues such_as bars and restaurants were administered_by G&G Sports,_with_costs_based upon venue size_and other factors, reaching as high_as $5,000 for a 257-seat establishment._Due to concerns that they may not_have been able to recoup the_cost of the PPV through_cover charges_and drink sales, some bars_decided against screening_the fight_at all. Both_HBO and Showtime aired encores of_the fight the_following Saturday, May 9, 2015.

Both Showtime_and_HBO broadcast documentary_specials_focusing_on the_two fighters as_part_of the_lead-up_to the fight; Showtime produced the_Mayweather-focused_Inside Mayweather vs. Pacquiao—with three episodes focusing_on Mayweather's preparations for_the_event and an epilogue_which aired the week following_the fight, while HBO aired a_one-hour Pacquiao-focused_Mayweather/Pacquiao: At_Last, as well as encores of past Pacquiao fights. Showtime's sister_outlet CBS Sports Network also aired_supplemental programming, including encores_of Inside_Mayweather_vs. Pacquiao and_past_Mayweather fights,_live coverage of the weigh-in, special broadcasts_of The_Doug Gottlieb Show and Boomer and_Carton from Las Vegas_and_coverage of the post-fight press conference.

International_broadcasting
In Pacquiao's native country of the_Philippines, Solar Entertainment held broadcast_rights_to_the fight, reportedly paying $10_million (PHP 440 million). The telecast_was made available_via commercial free pay-per-view on the television_providers_Cignal and SkyCable, and at the_locations_of theatre chain SM Cinema (including_IMAX_theaters)_and the Mall of Asia_Arena. Unlike previous Pacquiao fights, whose_free-to-air rights were held by GMA Network as part_of a sub-licensing_arrangement, a "slightly-delayed" tele