Just for those that don't understand.
Floyd is one of Triller's investors.
They're trying to be a disruptor - basically the "WWE Network" of boxing (minus the back catalog).
In their mind you should be able to just do subscriptions for fight access but also have PPV for those that want it (I actually agree with this strategy, as a business owner myself).
It means if you have crap internet, you can get boxing. If you have great internet, you can get boxing.
DAZN doesn't work if you have crap internet. It barely works if you have good internet.
PPV doesn't work if you don't subscribe to cable (generally, there are exceptions) or like the vast majority of NSB, too broke to afford the PPV price (but will gladly blow money on...well, blow, or weed, or liquor).
Seeing Arum on the low end of the bid is interesting to me. It means that he got a better slice than he would have if he did the deal himself, BUT he has to give up exclusive broadcast rights which would have made him a lot more money AND he basically is dropping draws to a competitor. By a WIDE margin.
Floyd is one of Triller's investors.
They're trying to be a disruptor - basically the "WWE Network" of boxing (minus the back catalog).
In their mind you should be able to just do subscriptions for fight access but also have PPV for those that want it (I actually agree with this strategy, as a business owner myself).
It means if you have crap internet, you can get boxing. If you have great internet, you can get boxing.
DAZN doesn't work if you have crap internet. It barely works if you have good internet.
PPV doesn't work if you don't subscribe to cable (generally, there are exceptions) or like the vast majority of NSB, too broke to afford the PPV price (but will gladly blow money on...well, blow, or weed, or liquor).
Seeing Arum on the low end of the bid is interesting to me. It means that he got a better slice than he would have if he did the deal himself, BUT he has to give up exclusive broadcast rights which would have made him a lot more money AND he basically is dropping draws to a competitor. By a WIDE margin.
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