PPV or yearly subscription, which do you prefer?

[rickJen]

Too bad we can't have every fight in one package and one bill.
Some people are fortunate enough to have everything.
But some of us only have one or few choices...

[Dakuwaqa]

Subscription for sure. I like how DAZN are global so everyone has access to the events.

[removed]

DAZN or something similar is the future.

A monthly fee for all the fights, and PPV for super fights like Fury vs AJ, not s*** like Chisora vs Parker.

[QballLobo]

Always go yearly. Pay less upfront. Paid for a year of DAZN since it was an option and got a lower rate.
When Disney Plus came out I got basically a year free paying 3 years upfront.

[Dakuwaqa]

DAZN or something similar is the future.

A monthly fee for all the fights, and PPV for super fights like Fury vs AJ, not s*** like Chisora vs Parker.

For sure. Eddie Hearn leaving Sky means DAZN should get a bunch more fights. I have a feeling its going to be the future of boxing. At the moment there are too many channels (many of which are inaccessible to much of the world) and PPVS for crappy events.

[ShaneMosleySr]

Yearly, especially considering the type of fights that are on PPV these days.

A lot of the DAZN fights that don’t get credited as PPV worthy actually would be on PPV on another outlet considering what people are willing to charge for these days.

[Zaryu]

Yearly subscription for sure

[lieutenant]

Subscription is ideal but it fails to deliver the truly big fights. Maybe a combo of both is the best solution. Triller is showing that there's still a market for PPVs.

Fury Vs Joshua, Canelo Vs Charlo, Ryan Garcia Vs Tank. Those fights are likely ending up on PPV. Not a subscription service.

[BigZ44]

Without a doubt subscription, I watch all boxing, I enjoy local level cards from Poland and Italy the same as I do big PPV cards so to me the value is in the quantity. Never pay for PPV's unless it's absolutely can't miss and I don't want to risk a shady stream on it

[Toffee]

Would I rather pay less and regularly or more in single hits? Obvious less.

The only question is whether that model can get the mega fights made. I suspect they will still need PPV. Subscription can certainly bring in more dollars, but the hunger for money will just increase.