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Ggg in September then
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Once again Boxing fans are penalized cuz none of these f’n promoters have the marketing skill or savvy to build brand partnerships. Our loyalty rewarded with an invoice.Comment
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Are you ***ing kidding me, DAZN wants 60 bucks for this fight PLUS my subscription fee Im already paying.
*** that Im cancelling DAZN and will just stream the fight.Comment
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Pieces of ****. Glad Canelo is making his money but I hope he bankrupts DAZN for this move. Sends these dirty brits back to their island.Comment
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Open up your wallets, guys, Canelo needs the PPV money to buy a truckload of Mexican beef. Nash out.Comment
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DAZN has been bleeding money since the started. No one will pay 80$ for this fight even tho it’s a great match. Not sure why they think people would pay 80$ for a subscription but then ur still gonna have to pay an extra 60$ for every fight after this lol. The fact they are a streaming service has made them incredibly easy to pirate like why would anyone pay 80$ when u can watch for free
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I have had yearly DAZN sub for a while now I got it because I only had to pay 99.99 once and not have to shell out for PPV worthy fights they might get , so this is quite the disappointment .Might re-evaluate renewing my sub .Comment
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Money wise, the Ppv’s with pbc probably would’ve done better than the dazn ones will. Names aside, the concept of purchasing a streaming membership plus purchasing a Ppv at an additional cost will be a turn off for many whereas buying a straight up Ppv is more logical. There’s a reason why the only recent canelo fight since the rematch with ggg that has done well was his pbc match up with plant. The dazn numbers were ass.Comment
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So $68.32 for the ppv when you add my $100 a year subscription. I get the Canelo ppv plus the rest of their May fights. And it’s still $12 cheaper than an a fight like Thurman Barrios. DAZN way betterComment
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