Originally posted by RoyJonesJrp4pno1
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Originally posted by DeanoFlash View PostMy stream was very bad. could be my connection. Crystal clear video, but so much lagging and delay. Could be my connection, but I've got Xfinity from Comcast....? Maybe next time I'll move a little closer to the router.
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Originally posted by Eff Pandas View PostWell to me $125M a year warrants attracting casual fans, but if these cats talking about elevator deals with the money or w/e that sh^t is about & they aren't actually giving Hearn $125M a year yet then yea hardcores is all they would likely need to go for currently.
But eventually if they get to spending $125M a year on boxing my assumption would be boxing will need to be bringing in $125M+ in value to the DAZN product & I don't see how you get to that number w/o a nice segment of casuals.
Lotsa speculation at this early point doe & I'm sure DAZN gots a lot of what if's positive & negative that will be considered in the future as or if needed. The way they seem to be attacking the sports world in various countries suggest to me they got their i's dotted & their t's crossed & a plan A thru Z covered.
Those dazn boxing cards are probably also shown on dazn germany, canada, austria and japan.
To cover the 125 mio budget, they dont have to completely rely on the us market.
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Originally posted by RoyJonesJrp4pno1 View PostWith 125 mill a year they need to attract a lot of casuals. If only hardcore fans get this they will be losing 9 figures a year.
I think DAZN will be a profitable entity in the US although I think they'll need better fights with higher Q ratings before they will be able to acquire 1M subscribers. Then again maybe not TR's roster isn't THAT good (its mainly the Loma & Bud show these days), but they've acquired 1M subscribers, although at half the price, in less than 12 months which likely makes them profitable or break even depending on what you believe their roster to be (& what else they got on that platform that they are paying money for).
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Originally posted by lizard_man View PostSergio mora beasted at commentary. I mean he understood what was going on in the ring more than Leonard. Man DAZN needs to hold on to him. He's the next paulie malignaggi in the commentating game!
Sergio, on the other hand, gave solid analysis, yet at the same time allows the others in the booth to shine.
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Originally posted by BoloPuncher1 View PostPaulie wishes he was that good. Paulie is a good analyst, but he takes himself way too seriously. He's always trying to ***** what Al Bernstein is saying.
Sergio, on the other hand, gave solid analysis, yet at the same time allows the others in the booth to shine.
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Originally posted by TheGR8TESTOAT View PostMe and my pops are big SRL fans. I see a lot of peeps today hate on him as a commentator. Why? tho? I thought he's a credible person to speak on the sport obviously.
He added really no analysis to the boxing that was taking place. He was saying things that just didn't match with what was happening in the ring. He also was struggling at times to get words and phrases out. It's sad but true.
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