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I would put it in the same odds as Muhammad Ali when an old man tries to relive The Glory Days.
I read last week its expected to be around...
It's a sad commentary on society that people pay for this, yet millions of people in important working class jobs have a daily struggle to make ends meet.
It would be sadder if people lacked the liberty
True. Entertainment is subjective. It's the $ figures I dislike, as it eliminates many people who would like to watch such things but simply can't afford it.
I could afford it.
I'd watch if somebody paid me ... more than $1 though.
Just look at baseball, football, basketball, etc.
Yes, of course. 30 million a season or more, in some cases. But some of these athletes are incredibly charitable as well, so that's a good thing. I don't know any place that gives stats on individuals. Still, compared to billionaires, it's a pittance. I asked an acquaintance the other day if he was a millionaire yet, and he jokingly said he'd never want to be one, because if he was, then he'd want to be a billionaire.
Yes, they are disgustingly overpaid for having careers that don't produce or demonstrably contribute anything to society. I always thought that was so messed up.
I'd be happy to get pummeled in the ring for 20 million!