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Originally posted by DClefthook View PostNo. Dan Rafael was paid off by Eddie Hearn. The idiot even said it out loud, IN FRONT OF CAMERAS AND RECORDING DEVICES! HOLY MOLY!
he does the same for the likes of ifltv's kugan cassius.
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Couldn’t be happier to see them struggling badly as far as the costs compared to the revenue. What did dummy Hearn expect tooting his horn about how much money DAZN had, then they went out and paid 365M to a guy that can’t even control and get the fights they want out of him. Of course every fighter and their outfits were gonna take DAZN to the cleaners, it’s just smart business they are billions into this venture with a thin roster, they’ll pay. Now Hearn talking about raising the price so they can save some sort of face. Good luck with that, there’s plenty of ways to stream for free and they won’t ever be able to shut that down. I pay for DAZN monthly when there’s a fight I wanna watch and then cancel it right after, If they raise the price I’ll just go back to doing it how I always did.
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DAZN was doomed from the start all thanks to Eddie's arrogance. From day 1 he appeared to be the second coming of Dirty Don King. Telling American fighters he was taking over boxing and if you don't come with him he's shutting you out. His 'plan' was to start off with a few big fights and then everyone would come running over. Deontay Wilder v AJ, Canelo v 3G and Charlo, Tank v Farmer. None of those fights materialized. So when he realized plan A failed, he had to come up with plan B. Plan B consisted of stringing together gimmick fights like Canelo v Kovalev, Haney v nobodies, you tubers, AJ v Fat Andy ll in Saudi Arabia and Andrade on a thursday night. Those fights had no meaning and no one in the boxing world was asking for them. So now on to plan C, which consist of isolating the Mexican American market. But that's not going to work either because damn near 40% of PBC's roster is latino and hispanic and they absolutely love Al Haymon. And for those that think showtime and FOX are going to give up boxing and DAZN is going to take over, think again. But lets play your game and say that does happen, you do realize Haymon will just create the PBC App. So here's to a prosperous boxing 2020 year, probably the last one for DA-ZASTER!
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Originally posted by Inspired View Postpaying for his hotel costs and dinner, so he attends their cards and writes about them...that isnt the same as paying them to specifically write positive things and not write bad things.
he does the same for the likes of ifltv's kugan cassius.
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Originally posted by factsarenice View PostWilder Ortiz was a bust. The actual numbers are 5 million to Wilder and 1.5 Ortiz. The venue sold 60% capacity and tickets were discounted. It takes 350,000 PPV sales just to cover Wilder and Ruiz guaranteed 6.5 million. If you look back Showtime dumped the fight, they thought 6.5 was a loser.
The talk about $25 million to Wilder never actually happened, they were always fictitious numbers to hide the lack of intellect that went into boycotting the AJ lottery ticket. The fight was an all around financial beat down, the math was never there.
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Originally posted by OctoberRed View PostWhere in the world did you get those numbers from? That's not even close.
You're telling me they have 8 million subs for an app that is basically 90% boxing, but only 1.6 million or so people (according to Hearn himself) watched Joshua-Ruiz rematch on a "worldwide" level.
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Originally posted by Inspired View Postpaying for his hotel costs and dinner, so he attends their cards and writes about them...that isnt the same as paying them to specifically write positive things and not write bad things.
he does the same for the likes of ifltv's kugan cassius.
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