Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Purchasing the PPV?

YES
6
19%
NO
23
72%
PUB
3
9%
 
Total votes: 32

kbackup408
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Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by kbackup408 »

The power has been bestowed upon you the hardcore boxing fan to break the Matchroom-Queensbury duopoly will you do your part?

(jokes aside just wanted to know how many of you lads are buying the PPV)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiJYHNR ... r=true[url][/url]
Oiky
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by Oiky »

Il get it
kbackup408
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by kbackup408 »

Oiky wrote:Il get it
One beer for you pal, you are a modern revolutionary !
KiwiRider
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by KiwiRider »

I'm not sure it's a long term thing. YouTube are ending this option before the end of the year.
Plus not everyone can get web or plug a device to watch it on the telly. I got a reasonably big HDTV and watching boxing on a laptop does not enthuse.
That may be the reason YouTube are scaling down this enterprise, due to poor sales.
Maybe in a few years it might take off...
adamwillan
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by adamwillan »

I think it is worth a tenner. For people who are used to Netflix etc, watching on YouTube is hardly a challenging proposition.

I guess the issue is that anyone comfortable with online tv equally know how to view for free through other methods
kbackup408
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by kbackup408 »

KiwiRider wrote:I'm not sure it's a long term thing. YouTube are ending this option before the end of the year.
Plus not everyone can get web or plug a device to watch it on the telly. I got a reasonably big HDTV and watching boxing on a laptop does not enthuse.
That may be the reason YouTube are scaling down this enterprise, due to poor sales.
Maybe in a few years it might take off...
I respect your opinion pal, but slightly disagree with plug a device comment, more and more people are starting to have smart TV's and can instantly pair just with their smartphones (as long as you have wifi) I think the Youtube-Boxing concept is fantastic BUT not for this fight the undercard is staler then the curry I ordered on Thursday :clap:
kbackup408
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by kbackup408 »

adamwillan wrote:I think it is worth a tenner. For people who are used to Netflix etc, watching on YouTube is hardly a challenging proposition.

I guess the issue is that anyone comfortable with online tv equally know how to view for free through other methods
but it's not a 10ner pal its 15 quid
afcmarshall
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by afcmarshall »

KiwiRider wrote:I'm not sure it's a long term thing. YouTube are ending this option before the end of the year.
Plus not everyone can get web or plug a device to watch it on the telly. I got a reasonably big HDTV and watching boxing on a laptop does not enthuse.
That may be the reason YouTube are scaling down this enterprise, due to poor sales.
Maybe in a few years it might take off...
Does your laptop have an hdmi port?
KiwiRider
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by KiwiRider »

afcmarshall wrote:
KiwiRider wrote:I'm not sure it's a long term thing. YouTube are ending this option before the end of the year.
Plus not everyone can get web or plug a device to watch it on the telly. I got a reasonably big HDTV and watching boxing on a laptop does not enthuse.
That may be the reason YouTube are scaling down this enterprise, due to poor sales.
Maybe in a few years it might take off...
Does your laptop have an hdmi port?
:lol:
Yes but my telly doesn't.
tobyh5
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by tobyh5 »

Thanks for making an identical thread to the "So, who is buying the You Tube PPV this weekend then?" one. For me, forums are ruined by multiple threads on identical subjects but just worded differently or threads that could have just been a post in an existing one. Partly why CS is such carnage as you try to discuss something but have to post in a dozen threads to keep up
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by Tarkus »

Imagine if Matchroom put this fight with this shit undercard on PPV. That would cause a revolution. But because this is useless Mick we should support it. Double standards.
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by Tarkus »

tobyh5 wrote:Thanks for making an identical thread to the "So, who is buying the You Tube PPV this weekend then?" one. For me, forums are ruined by multiple threads on identical subjects but just worded differently or threads that could have just been a post in an existing one. Partly why CS is such carnage as you try to discuss something but have to post in a dozen threads to keep up
Yes but that one has no poll. This type of thread needs an opinion poll.
Boxerbeetle
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by Boxerbeetle »

Tarkus wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:Thanks for making an identical thread to the "So, who is buying the You Tube PPV this weekend then?" one. For me, forums are ruined by multiple threads on identical subjects but just worded differently or threads that could have just been a post in an existing one. Partly why CS is such carnage as you try to discuss something but have to post in a dozen threads to keep up
Yes but that one has no poll. This type of thread needs an opinion poll.
Can we have a vote on that?
Tarkus
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by Tarkus »

Boxerbeetle wrote:
Tarkus wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:Thanks for making an identical thread to the "So, who is buying the You Tube PPV this weekend then?" one. For me, forums are ruined by multiple threads on identical subjects but just worded differently or threads that could have just been a post in an existing one. Partly why CS is such carnage as you try to discuss something but have to post in a dozen threads to keep up
Yes but that one has no poll. This type of thread needs an opinion poll.
Can we have a vote on that?
Sure, more polls the better. Although we did have something on this just recently with all the poll haters crawling out of the woodwork. :-P
CaptainSpacerod
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by CaptainSpacerod »

tobyh5 wrote:Thanks for making an identical thread to the "So, who is buying the You Tube PPV this weekend then?" one. For me, forums are ruined by multiple threads on identical subjects but just worded differently or threads that could have just been a post in an existing one. Partly why CS is such carnage as you try to discuss something but have to post in a dozen threads to keep up
:doh:
Oiky
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by Oiky »

Why do people take Internet forums so seriously ? :lol:
dirk2686
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by dirk2686 »

adamwillan wrote:I think it is worth a tenner. For people who are used to Netflix etc, watching on YouTube is hardly a challenging proposition.

I guess the issue is that anyone comfortable with online tv equally know how to view for free through other methods
I've actually got a Netflix button on my TV remote and I don't even have Netflix it's that commonplace.

YouTube for fights isn't the future. If it was such a great deal Mick would have had it announced from the get go rather than scrabbling around for a deal.
tobyh5
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by tobyh5 »

Tarkus wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:Thanks for making an identical thread to the "So, who is buying the You Tube PPV this weekend then?" one. For me, forums are ruined by multiple threads on identical subjects but just worded differently or threads that could have just been a post in an existing one. Partly why CS is such carnage as you try to discuss something but have to post in a dozen threads to keep up
Yes but that one has no poll. This type of thread needs an opinion poll.
Fair play, I cocked up, I thought it did have a poll. Sorry guys. :doh:
mikiesb
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by mikiesb »

Most simplest thing to do buy a google Chromecast £30 . Cast from your android phone to TV. Job done. I control everything from my android phone. Other options out there but I like Chromecast simple and no mucking about.
kbackup408
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by kbackup408 »

tobyh5 wrote:Thanks for making an identical thread to the "So, who is buying the You Tube PPV this weekend then?" one. For me, forums are ruined by multiple threads on identical subjects but just worded differently or threads that could have just been a post in an existing one. Partly why CS is such carnage as you try to discuss something but have to post in a dozen threads to keep up
pal can I offer you a round at my local and have a chat about this, it isn't that deep :clap:
kbackup408
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by kbackup408 »

Oiky wrote:Why do people take Internet forums so seriously ? :lol:
Oiky pal sometimes I wonder why people take this daft internet forum so seriously I come in peace (except if i've a few too many :clap: )
Oiky
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by Oiky »

kbackup408 wrote:
Oiky wrote:Why do people take Internet forums so seriously ? :lol:
Oiky pal sometimes I wonder why people take this daft internet forum so seriously I come in peace (except if i've a few too many :clap: )
comical isn't it :lol:
Horse
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by Horse »

The main event is not PPV worthy itself and the undercard is an absolute joke for a PPV.

I will not be buying it and I might not bother watching it either.
Ossyrules
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by Ossyrules »

tobyh5 wrote:Thanks for making an identical thread to the "So, who is buying the You Tube PPV this weekend then?" one. For me, forums are ruined by multiple threads on identical subjects but just worded differently or threads that could have just been a post in an existing one. Partly why CS is such carnage as you try to discuss something but have to post in a dozen threads to keep up
Hope you're ok mate, keep at it
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Re: Will you help break the boxing duopoly?

Post by Ossyrules »

Horse wrote:The main event is not PPV worthy itself and the undercard is an absolute joke for a PPV.

I will not be buying it and I might not bother watching it either.
This really should be a ranking fight but cos there's so many belts in boxing, it's billed as a main event world heavyweight championship. Marketing bull shite

I'll watch it tomo probably but not live
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