Bunch of cheapskates on BS.

[project xxx1]

I dunno about that bro. I don't see anyone throwing a street party when they get cancer.

good answer bro,i know what you mean,just having laugh with ts

[heat27]

i would pay for it if the fight was on ppv


im not payin for a ****ty stream i can get that for free

[project xxx1]

If you're a subscriber to the channels that carry those sports, you are paying for it.

Maybe not directly like a ppv, but you're paying for it.

Nothing is free.

excatly,thats my point i pay for sky sports and espn to watch all sports with football and boxing at the top of my list,so im already paying and you want me to pay even more???? if i dont then im a cheapskate???dont really make sense

[Grimmer]

It's simple, if you're interested enough to watch it, you're interested enough to pay for it.

That said, I'm gonna stream it because Primetime isn't available on Freeview in the UK and I don't have Sky.

[El Chicano]

Anyone got a good stream, when does the fight start?

I'll give points and green K...

[Spray_resistant]

You people asking for a free stream of a fight that costs 15 bucks is pathetic.

You have enough for an internet connection yet you can't cough up 15 bucks to support the sport you love?

Get some ****ing money ffs!!

$15 is a max and for a solid main event and several good undercards and on a big screen as far as I am concerned......this was supposed to be on TV in the 1st place if you remember correctly.

[MoneyMayMafia]

im getting my internet from someone in this apartment complex

[Derranged]

Yea right. First of all, what are you even doing on the net on a Saturday? Do you always go against the law of your people?

Second...

Many feel that a Klitschko fight these days isn't even worth 15 dollars. Not to mention many of the people on this site probably don't even have a credit card or bank account to pay for it anyway.

Id pay for it, but I dont think I'll have time to watch it today. Should I choose to watch I'll order it.

[Njord777]

And people wonder why boxing is a joke sport.

Its own fans would rather steal from it than contribute.

Bunch of ****, misfits and degenerates follow this sport.

You know it's funny to make a comparison between boxing fans and other mainstream sports fans in the sense that every other major sport in America has the majority, if not all, of the events on free cable.

NFL, NBA, etc. offer MOST games locally for free, and even those games that play on subscription packages usually cost the same as one or two boxing PPV's.

In boxing, if we only have 5 major PPV's a year- at $60.00, that's still $300.00

Factor in that most of us here buy an HBO or Showtime package at $10.00 or more a month, and that's another $120.00

That's, for your average boxing fan that streams most non-major or international (like this one) events, still an annual contribution of around $420.00.

That's fucking unheard of for the fans of many other major sports. In fact, I'd say- on average- the nature of boxing requires us to shell out much MORE than other sports.

This is the main argument over why boxing PPV's undercards need to be more stacked, why PPV prices should go down, and why the networks should offer us more free fights.

I don't see why you'd get pissed at boxing fans who don't want to throw another $15 on the heap - many who shelled out $60 last weekend- to watch ONE fight.

[MidnightSpecial]

You know it's funny to make a comparison between boxing fans and other mainstream sports fans in the sense that every other major sport in America has the majority, if not all, of the events on free cable.

NFL, NBA, etc. offer MOST games locally for free, and even those games that play on subscription packages usually cost the same as one or two boxing PPV's.

In boxing, if we only have 5 major PPV's a year- at $60.00, that's still $300.00

Factor in that most of us here buy an HBO or Showtime package at $10.00 or more a month, and that's another $120.00

That's, for your average boxing fan that streams most non-major or international (like this one) events, still an annual contribution of around $420.00.

That's fucking unheard of for the fans of many other major sports. In fact, I'd say- on average- the nature of boxing requires us to shell out much MORE than other sports.

This is the main argument over why boxing PPV's undercards need to be more stacked, why PPV prices should go down, and why the networks should offer us more free fights.

I don't see why you'd get pissed at boxing fans who don't want to throw another $15 on the heap - many who shelled out $60 last weekend- to watch ONE fight.

this guy saved me a lot of writing