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Originally posted by chepboxingking View PostYou're not just paying for boxing with the $4.99 subscription, you're paying for a TON of content. If you're a fight fan, you're getting 16 bouts a year from Top Rank, you're also getting some decent fights from golden boy. Now adding thos UFC package to the mix, it is an unbelievable bargain at $4.99 monthly. Not to mention all of the MLB, NBA, NHL, MLS games, as well as rugby and a other sports not so popular here in the US.
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Originally posted by chepboxingking View PostYou're not just paying for boxing with the $4.99 subscription, you're paying for a TON of content. If you're a fight fan, you're getting 16 bouts a year from Top Rank, you're also getting some decent fights from golden boy. Now adding thos UFC package to the mix, it is an unbelievable bargain at $4.99 monthly. Not to mention all of the MLB, NBA, NHL, MLS games, as well as rugby and a other sports not so popular here in the US.
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If I'm reading this whole thing right, it'd seem as if ESPN ended up with the whole deal.
12 UFC PPV events, 10 events for ESPN, 20 events for ESPN+ (I believe the prelims for the PPV are also on ESPN).
Looking at the UFC's show history over the last 4 or 5 years, about 40 shows is all they run in any given year.
Am I missing anything?
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Originally posted by BIG GUNZ View PostTrue, but it still doesn’t eliminate that mentality that everything has to be a monthly pay service now. A lot of people have been getting rid of cable to save money, but when these companies keep adding their own monthly streaming pay services it starts to feel like you’re paying the same amount either way now. Everyone thought Top Rank moving to ESPN would be them airing big fights on ESPN itself, now they have this stupid app to force people to pay if they want to see non-PPV caliber fights.
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Originally posted by Scipio2009 View PostIf I'm reading this whole thing right, it'd seem as if ESPN ended up with the whole deal.
12 UFC PPV events, 10 events for ESPN, 20 events for ESPN+ (I believe the prelims for the PPV are also on ESPN).
Looking at the UFC's show history over the last 4 or 5 years, about 40 shows is all they run in any given year.
Am I missing anything?
So in addition to the half of UFC they already had, now gives them all of the UFC.
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