Why is DAZN so purposefully bad?
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Just a time zone thing. Realistically Kev you're lucky that you live in America and get most of the big fights at a reasonable time.
I've been having a stay up until 4am to watch the fights in America for decades. And at this point it's becoming almost impossible for me so I usually have to record and watch in the morning which I hate doing.Comment
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for me the main event usually starts at 6-7 am,i still stay up to for most fightsJust a time zone thing. Realistically Kev you're lucky that you live in America and get most of the big fights at a reasonable time.
I've been having a stay up until 4am to watch the fights in America for decades. And at this point it's becoming almost impossible for me so I usually have to record and watch in the morning which I hate doing.Comment
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Dazn streaming is great but they playing sidekick to other events etc is bull**** imo. No one wants to wait 1 hour till some shitty event that we dnt care about is over before we can enjoy our event.Comment
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Fights are ALWAYS gonna be at different times. Its a worldwide sport. I don't think thats a fair thing to criticize them for.
DAZN not making major fights US time fan friendly while trying to make money in the US market is ****** doe I will say that. Live sports aren't TV shows. There is more of an appeal with catching a sporting event live than hours or days after it happened. Maybe that reality changes at some point, although I'd bet against it happening anytime soon, but its how things are now.
The Canelo delay was maybe the ******est thing DAZN has done that went down in clear sight. When you got the biggest draw in boxing you don't wait for a couple MMA guys with like ~30 combined losses fight. Didnt, dont & cant understand that move & I highly doubt it brought in more customers than loyal customers it p^ssed off.Comment
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CHILDISH?????
NO, your childish cuz you stink of poopooComment
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Childishness deleted.
Do you understand why Saudi was chosen? The REAL reason?
If they'd done it in the US, Joshua's team would scream setup.
If they'd done it in the UK, Ruiz's team would scream setup.
A neutral ground made sense - and for a fight this size, they needed a place that had money to throw around. Australia wasn't going to cut it, Japan doesn't care and Russia wasn't going to pay to watch their guy not even be co-main. That left Saudi - where there is money to burn.
That Joshua was able to do a 12-0 blowout on Ruiz on NEUTRAL ground left no doubt in anyone's mind. Had that same fight happened in the UK people would have accused the ref of favoring Joshua when he actually did a pretty damn good job.Comment
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