ESPN + tries to copy DAZN’s model! FAIL! Lol

[champion4ever]

ESPN+ isn't trying to copy DAZN's Business model. ESPN has been around for several years and is the more established of the two platforms.

Where as DAZN is still a work in progress. They have developed this Walmart marketing system, where they cut the prices in order to keep the consumers coming; Starting at $9.99 a month to $99 a year.

They know from the latest research marketing trends that boxing is dead in America; That's why they are attempting to entice the fans by suggesting that Pay Per view is dead which is nonsense by offering them these cut rate prices on an online streaming app.

[Thuglife Nelo]

You heard wrong wilder fury was a powerful ppv almost did the same numbers as ggg canelo 2.

Ey bruh you trippin!

[Thuglife Nelo]

ESPN+ isn't trying to copy DAZN's Business model. ESPN has been around for several years and is the more established of the two platforms.

Where as DAZN is still a work in progress. They have developed this Walmart marketing system, where they cut the prices in order to keep the consumers coming; Starting at $9.99 a month to $99 a year.

They know from the latest research marketing trends that boxing is dead in America; That's why they are attempting to entice the fans by suggesting that Pay Per view is dead which is nonsense by offering them these cut rate prices on an online streaming app.

“PPV is dead” is a paradoxical phrase. You could say Arum and Oscar did good numbers together. It was Oscar who catapulted PPv for Floyd. Oscar the OG Can say it. Arum talking bad about DAZN.

It’s all part of the territory. WAR DAZN

[champion4ever]

“PPV is dead” is a paradoxical phrase. You could say Arum and Oscar did good numbers together. It was Oscar who catapulted PPv for Floyd. Oscar the OG Can say it. Arum talking bad about DAZN.

It’s all part of the territory. WAR DAZN

I guarantee you that the Joshua/Wilder fight will be on Pay Per View.

[Thuglife Nelo]

I guarantee you that the Joshua/Wilder fight will be on Pay Per View.

Lol. Nobody cares, people just want the fight. It’s delay is based on h0m0sexualism. In the mean time there’s much more boxing and other stars, many of whom are on DAZN. For example all the girls from Brooklyn whom are going to see Joshua at the Garden.

[Thuglife Nelo]

I guarantee you that the Joshua/Wilder fight will be on Pay Per View.

Let me ask you two simple questions, you can simply say yes or no.

1.) ESPN + monthly = $4.99 a good deal?

2.) ESPN + yearly = $44.99 a good deal?

[champion4ever]

Let me ask you two simple questions, you can simply say yes or no.

1.) ESPN + monthly = $4.99 a good deal?

2.) ESPN + yearly = $44.99 a good deal?

Yeah, all the way around; Especially the $45 dollar one. You are saving more than $15 a year with that deal.

[Manlikefemi]

Actually I’ll answer your question bro.

If I recall, ESPN+ is $49.99 a full year, and yesterday’s promo was $79.99 for UFC 236 and you get ESPN+ for a full year, therefore the UFC event was $29.99.

Basically sports fans pay $50 a year for general sports, but for particular events PPV selling is still there, those are “hidden fees” imo.

DAZN is great for boxing and it keeps growing! WAR DAZN!

Are you even from the US ?
How does this affect you if you’re not an American citizen or are you just another UK fanatic obsessed with DAZN because Hearn is in it

[Thuglife Nelo]

Yeah, all the way around; Especially the $45 dollar one. You are saving more than $15 a year with that deal.

Exactly.... so now... ADD the additional costs for PPV Marquee players on Top Rank.

Would you buy the Crawford Khan PPV for $70?

How many more PPV fights on ESPN for 2019?

So if you say, “well ESPN+ doesn’t or won’t have many PPV fights for 2019 anyways...”

Therefore, how can anybody go wrong with DAZN for its fighter roster?

Get It?! WAR DAZN!!!

[Thuglife Nelo]

Are you even from the US ?
How does this affect you if you’re not an American citizen or are you just another UK fanatic obsessed with DAZN because Hearn is in it

This doesn’t make any humane sense... how many Americans acknowledge healthcare from the UK? I know plenty. Therefore, what does it matter if one can watch it on Sky or acknowledge DAZN’s good price?