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  • Originally posted by Clubber Pac View Post
    They spent to much fu$$in money, now they have to punish the people that actually subscribed to the platform.

    A price increase should not happen for a year at a minimum, there is the result of a very poor business plan.
    what price increase? Just get the whole year's worth and pay less than the initial price... thats actually a price decrease

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    • Wilder and Haymon just royally f’d Dazn and Eddie Hearn lol. Bollinger? No....Dom time baby!

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      • Originally posted by The Big Dunn View Post
        You can't just do that. That illegal. But bugdunny1 (no relation lol) said his boy saw DAZN in Hooters which is good because I was in a Hooters and they didn't have DAZN yet.
        https://nyfights.com/boxing-latest-n...ll-distribute/


        DAZN Will Screen In Bars, Restaurants, Casinos, Etc, And Integrated Sports Will Distribute

        Integrated Sports Media (ISM), one of the leading distributors of combat sports programming in North America, has announced it has a signed, exclusive agreement to distribute DAZN programming to commercial establishments in the United States.

        ISM will be responsible for distributing DAZN programming in the U.S. to bars, restaurants, casinos and sports books. “We’re thrilled to distribute DAZN programming in the U.S. market and help grow its reach across the country,” ISM president Doug Jacobs said. “We have a signed deal to distribute DAZN’s world-class combat sports programming like Golden Boy Promotions, Bellator MMA and Matchroom Boxing.”



        yeah the clubs are not streaming it with Roku illegally. lol The bars order the fight their their existing cable/Satelite service like they would for other big PPVs.
        Last edited by bigdunny1; 03-21-2019, 02:53 PM.

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        • Originally posted by bballchump11 View Post
          Why the **** would I watch cricket or darts?
          you dont have to.....

          I surely dont. I stick with the boxing and mma

          Originally posted by BigStomps View Post
          Better yet how broke are they??? 😂🤣
          thats true too!

          Originally posted by Frankie2Jabs View Post
          This new generation of consumerism was established years ago. Mobile phone technology and smart TV infrastructure continues to grow. You've got kids or teens pressing BUY buttons for coins or points to go to the level.

          DAZN app is the smartest thing yet. It will continue to grow massively. the smart phone era is so convenient. DAZN knows what to do.

          I stream DAZN from a mobile device to my Apple TV hub. That's a different protocol than standardized Smart TV functions
          word I got samsung smart tv and I stream it there... looks great too!

          Originally posted by bigdunny1 View Post
          Exactly. If you a boxing fan this is a better deal. If you just want to order Canelo PPVs then you being charged 20 bucks instead 70 bucks. Regardless what side you on you winning because this is way cheaper. This is all about Canelo they don't want fans ordering just his fight for 9.99 and then canceling. Giving incentive to watch all year or at minimum selling his fights at 20 bucks a pop like normal PPV but still way cheaper.
          ^^^^^ this right fuggin here

          Originally posted by AdonisCreed View Post
          I think so too. Especially if the majority of the customers buy only the fights they want to see and then cancel afterwards. A million buys at $20 (for individual fights) or a million buys at $75 a pop ppv tells you all you need to know lol

          So if Canelo does 1 million buys at $20 that is $20 million.

          If Wilder does 325k ppv buys (again) at $75 that is $24 million and change with less buys but yet is more revenue.

          DAZN will eventually go up in price unless they make up the difference in other areas.
          Originally posted by millcitymauler View Post
          The ones who are whining about this simply can't afford to pony up the 100 bucks upfront... That's what I find so hilarious.

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          • Originally posted by bigdunny1 View Post
            https://nyfights.com/boxing-latest-n...ll-distribute/


            DAZN Will Screen In Bars, Restaurants, Casinos, Etc, And Integrated Sports Will Distribute

            Integrated Sports Media (ISM), one of the leading distributors of combat sports programming in North America, has announced it has a signed, exclusive agreement to distribute DAZN programming to commercial establishments in the United States.

            ISM will be responsible for distributing DAZN programming in the U.S. to bars, restaurants, casinos and sports books. “We’re thrilled to distribute DAZN programming in the U.S. market and help grow its reach across the country,” ISM president Doug Jacobs said. “We have a signed deal to distribute DAZN’s world-class combat sports programming like Golden Boy Promotions, Bellator MMA and Matchroom Boxing.”



            yeah the clubs are not streaming it with Roku illegally. lol The bars order the fight their their existing cable/Satelite service like they would for other big PPVs.
            Great. Now I can go out and watch DAZN fights and not have to get the service until either they have m0re programming I like or the fights are better quality.

            bigjavi973 you can't take your broken open fire stick to the bar and be like yo-hook this up and lets watch Canelo/jacobs, drinks on me. LMFAO!!
            Last edited by The Big Dunn; 03-21-2019, 02:56 PM.

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            • Originally posted by The Big Dunn View Post
              Great. Now I can go out and watch DAZN fights and not have to get the service until either they have mre programming I like or the fights are better quality.
              UFC is doing the same thing they just announced a deal with ESPN+ to be the exclusive provider for the their PPVs. Meaning it's only streaming now to fans but it will still be shown at bars that have no infrastructure for streaming. Basically cutting out the fees the cable companies charge UFC for each PPV they sell to fans. But bars, restaurants will still be ordering them from old school cable/satelite systems.

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              • Originally posted by bigdunny1 View Post
                UFC is doing the same thing they just announced a deal with ESPN+ to be the exclusive provider for the their PPVs. Meaning it's only streaming now to fans but it will still be shown at bars that have no infrastructure for streaming.
                OK. I don't like MMA but if like Jones/Lesnar or Conor/Kabib 2 goes down I will check those out.

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                • Does anybody know how long the $99.99 yearly deal lasts? Meaning did they say when this offer would end in your e-mails?

                  I just dropped DAZN and ESPN+ last month but will probably pick up DAZN again if the fights start looking real good.

                  I suppose it works out either way as if you see something you really like you just pay $20 for it.

                  I do understand and use streams like others at times but sometimes you just want a guarantee of seeing everything.

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                  • Originally posted by bigjavi973 View Post




                    they dont get it....

                    if you wanna see a certain fight a certain month...

                    pay $20!!!!!

                    thats hella cheap for a canelo fight etc.
                    20 dollars is cheaper than the movie theaters here in hawaii.

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                    • Originally posted by anonymous2.0 View Post
                      Will they still be offering their 1 month free trial period? I've been pocketing that waiting for a Wilder-Joshua or Canelo mega fight.
                      found this in article

                      use a one-time, free, 30-day trial, through which fans can watch a particular fight of interest.

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