Questions about DAZN

[BattlingNelson]

Guys. I’ve dl’ed dazn as I want to see Usyk vs AJ and GGG vs Canelo.

I can see I have to pay something like 2 USD a month, but surely that’s not enough to get the big fights is it? Isn’t there a fee on top of that?

Thx in advance.

[QueensburyRules]

Guys. I’ve dl’ed dazn as I want to see Usyk vs AJ and GGG vs Canelo.

I can see I have to pay something like 2 USD a month, but surely that’s not enough to get the big fights is it? Isn’t there a fee on top of that?

Thx in advance.

- - Dunno what they offering you, but after letting my subscription lapse after to many poor quality streams, I signed up for a one time yearly program just for this fight.

If they can't get their quality right for this fight, they're toast, so I have to think future riches are too high for them not to get this fight right.

No ppv for this fight, but presumably for Canelo/Golovkin, but no matter, their truth is in the future, so let's see...

[REDEEMER]

Well in the end if you like boxing your still making out . Yes some fights might be PPV down the line but this is the problem with debating to get an app,and it’s not just DAZN which is basically just a boxing app really at least right now is as a fan one should just enjoy the fights back in the day these apps would have been the way to go ,you still have to pay for big fights like Ruiz vs Ortiz and Wilder vs Helenius they would be a non PPV on DAZN .

Beyond the cards DAZN has great content with a wide variety of fights you can watch anytime they don’t take them off to my knowledge like ESPN and interviews worth a watch .

[BattlingNelson]

Thx guys. Appreciated.

[crimsonfalcon07]

Forum is full of DAZN haters, but I have been quite pleased with them so far. Plenty of really excellent cards, and I actually like them better than the others in a lot of respects. For one, in the main cards, they put the ad on the screen on one side, but still keep the main feed from the ring up on screen. They keep content up so you can rewatch it later too, you can pause and resume watching if you need to, to unlike Showtime, and they do a good job giving you a little hype even on debutantes that you wouldn't otherwise care about, which can make it more fun to watch.

I also appreciate that they do more detailed breakdowns of what the main event fighters need to do with more video content, and often have more to say than the usual "needs to go to the body" or "use the jab" or "double up that punch" or "don't pull back in a straight line" that's the normal commentary. To be fair, those are almost always the basic things that end up being left out by fighters but it's still nice to hear more than the usual.