Comments Thread For: Report Claims More Than 20 Million People Watched Illegal Streams Of Usyk-Fury

[vicious_uppercut]

So, let me see if I can get this right….

- The most corrupt sport in the world.
- Can be over in minutes due an early TKO.
- Involves some of the most reprehensible characters (promoters and combatants).
- Judges that are either inept, bent or both.
- Fights that potentially involve you having to get up in the middle of the night (depending on where you are in the world).
- Usually pointless undercards.
- A farce of a belting system.
- Already paying monthly subs.
- Zero interest in the fans.

…………AND YOU WANT ME TO PAY FOR THIS?!?!?

You corporate mother****ers can gargle my b*lls

[AmpMcv]

So . . . who's the victim here?

[soul_survivor]

When they start putting together stacked cards, I am more than willing to pay. Paying for 1 fight is a no go for me

The Saudi cards have gone from good to great in recent times. Usyk v Fury was a very good card and June 1st, even without the main event is a great card!

But why pay when there are better options?

[_Rexy_]

WTF, is it really the quality they stream a highly priced event?! The least they must offer is FullHD at some 50 to 60 frames.

That's what my friend who still has DAZN here in Canada told me. Was the main reason for my streaming.

[Gary G.]

"Report Claims More Than 20 Million People Watched Illegal Streams Of Usyk-Fury"
- And this is some kind of surprise???

[MusoMeanderings]

I pay for the internet so whatever it shows is free

Liar. You steal it off your neighbour's.

[Hustle]

They act like those 20 million people would buy the fight if illegal streaming was gone.

That would just be 20 million people who didn't see the fight live.

[A.B Counterhooks]

For what? Seeing Fury's nipple hair?

Wtf hahahahahahahahaha.

[ELPacman]

The problem with boxing is that it treats its fans as a simple dollar figure. They don't invest in the fans to get them hyped for the sport or invested. Everything related to boxing requires a subscription or method of payment to watch and then on top of that, more payment to see the big events. If the sport would provide more public bouts that air on free TV, similar to the Tuesday/Friday Night Fights and PBC days, it would help stir interest and show that the sport wants the public to watch. They don't make it easy and then they charge out the @$$ when there is a fight worth watching. It's tough.

[4truth]

I didn't have the time to watch a fight in the middle of the day. I followed the boxing scene thread as best I could and then watched the replay. Does watching the replay without paying make me a criminal like the rest of you?