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  • bballchump11
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    #41
    I thought 4 million in America was good. But that's global? They really are hemorrhaging money.

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    • Motorcity Cobra
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      #42
      Originally posted by EasternEuroFan
      You would think all boxing fans would be willing it to succeed. It's incredible value for money if it continues with good fights and content and their stable grows.

      It seems some backwards people want it to fail and continue paying $79 for some garbage PPV events
      Why would I, as an American, want to see American fighters getting less exposure than the last Easter/Bartholmey fight?

      Can someone please explain to me why American fighters getting minimal exposure is good for American boxing? Especially when we have outlets currently that can give them 20x's the exposure they'll get on DAZN?

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      • Mr. 29K
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        #43
        Proud DAZN subscriber. Will stick with them til Canelo leaves.

        What I like about DAZN is that they upload the fights right away, I couldn’t do that with HBO. Missed the Gallo Estrada fight last week, but when I got home at midnight, I was able to watch the full show. Now that is customer service.

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        • Eff Pandas
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          #44
          Originally posted by Nehnenqui
          I think you got your math f**ked up. 4 million subscribers at $9.99 would be about $40M, $80M if it’s $19.99. That’s a month. For a year that’s $480M to $960M. We don’t know if people paid $9.99, $19.99 or $99.99 so what DAZN is pulling in a year could be anywhere between those numbers.
          Thats world wide. I think you misunderstood what I did.

          I was taking the avg 400k per the 10 countries they are in & putting it in US revenue based on $100/yr to $240/yr at $20/mo based on their current price options offered. Than I compared it to what I know of the US deal with Canelo.

          Like I said it does get more complicated when you consider that Canelo/GBP isn't a US product alone so the $365M expense isn't just taking in money on DAZN's side from US revenue. Its taking in revenue from other countries too. Only DAZN knows for sure how much any particular thing they put on is realllllly bringing in based on how much people are paying to watch worldwide for that content vs what they payed.

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          • Mammoth
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            #45
            Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
            It's going to continue to grow. Then those American only broadcasters will have to change or not be able to compete. There'a hell of a lot more potential customers around the world than in the US.
            This is possible. They need to pick up content that will bring those subscribers.... Like football.

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            • Robbie Barrett
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              #46
              Originally posted by Mammoth
              This is possible. They need to pick up content that will bring those subscribers.... Like football.
              No. If you want to grow globally why the **** would you overpay for a US only sport? Concentrate on sports that will grow the subs around the world first.

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              • champion4ever
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                #47
                In 20 years DAZN will have over 150 mil subscribers worldwide.

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                • Mammoth
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                  #48
                  Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
                  No. If you want to grow globally why the **** would you overpay for a US only sport? Concentrate on sports that will grow the subs around the world first.
                  Boxing is not the sport, mate....

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                  • Mammoth
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                    #49
                    Originally posted by champion4ever
                    In 20 years DAZN will have over 150 mil subscribers worldwide.
                    They'll be broke by then

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                    • MDPopescu
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                      #50
                      Originally posted by Mammoth
                      They'll be broke by then
                      ... that shady Ukrainian already sold the business to Vista Equity Partners...

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