I’ll never understand why boxing fans want boxing networks to fail
One has to go. I prefer this one since it's the least watched. Network Divisions cause fights not to be made. Easier for fights to be made if these fighters are split between only two networks
The interviews I've read lately are not encouraging. They've stopped giving away big purses. Which is the main reason fighters came over there to fight. They're in a holding pattern. Not signing anymore fighters. They aren't spending money until the rights for the other 4 sports are up for bids in America. They have a great fall schedule but so far nobody is watching. GGG & Usyk numbers were embarrassingly low that's why they won't release the figures. They're mad the Joshua vs. Ruiz fight isn't in America and they don't expect those numbers to match the numbers of the first fight. The GGG vs. Canelo is past it's expiration date. A third fight would do well for DAZN but nowhere near what it would've done this past September. People who thought Canelo beat him the second time now think it won't be competitive after GGG's showing against Dervychenko. There is also a good possibility Canelo loses in two weeks and Sergey goes back to ESPN leaving DAZN with their #1 fighter beaten.
This is looking like HBO 2.0 to me.
I'm more disgusted that you have to buy a chicken enchilada pizza in order to get a free month of Dazn. Gross
Netflix doesn't have combat sports boyo. Your analogy sucks.
Your reading comprehension sucks. Never said Netflix had combat sports. My point was that there are only a limited amount of entertainment dollars to go around and dazn isn't high on everyone's priorities.
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