DAZN launches in UK
Re: DAZN launches in UK
Also...
Fast Eddie gets a lot of stick on here. Obviously some of it is deserved, but - silver-spoon or not - he’s taking on Murdoch and going all billion dollar corporation.
If he pulls it off he’ll outdo his dad's achievements many many times over.
Fast Eddie gets a lot of stick on here. Obviously some of it is deserved, but - silver-spoon or not - he’s taking on Murdoch and going all billion dollar corporation.
If he pulls it off he’ll outdo his dad's achievements many many times over.
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margaret thatcher
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two guns smith is shook
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Boxing Prospect
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On paper this is great news however...
To watch all the boxing available to fans in the UK between now and NYE now a fan would have to fork out for:
Sky
BT
Premier Sports
FITE TV
DAZN UK
Isakura
Boxing Raise*
Multiple PPVs
And I'm probably missing some other legal UK channels and subscriptions out there
And do we know what else DAZN has for UK customers? We have already seen that boxing only content won't be enough to carry the service, they will likely need to take the whole Matchroom catalogue, but will that even be enough? With out an EPL package will they make a big enough splash? And even with it is it possible for them to make a profit?
*Sure niche as hell but their content isn't available anywhere else, can't fish for their live content
To watch all the boxing available to fans in the UK between now and NYE now a fan would have to fork out for:
Sky
BT
Premier Sports
FITE TV
DAZN UK
Isakura
Boxing Raise*
Multiple PPVs
And I'm probably missing some other legal UK channels and subscriptions out there
And do we know what else DAZN has for UK customers? We have already seen that boxing only content won't be enough to carry the service, they will likely need to take the whole Matchroom catalogue, but will that even be enough? With out an EPL package will they make a big enough splash? And even with it is it possible for them to make a profit?
*Sure niche as hell but their content isn't available anywhere else, can't fish for their live content
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Ruthless-RKO
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Yeh.. will probably go on to be around £19.95.. the price of a PPV..chad wrote: ↑28 Oct 2020, 13:37Not for long. His contact with Sky expires early next year.Black Sam Bellamy wrote: ↑28 Oct 2020, 10:57 I can envisage some potential conflicts of interest for Hearn here with obligations to DAZN and Sky to meet.
https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/1 ... al-to-2021
Could be an interesting 6 months. DAZN becomes a different beast in the UK if Eddie moves exclusively to DAZN. Won't be £2 per month for long
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ShadrachSimmo
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Cheers old boyhandsofstone wrote: ↑28 Oct 2020, 18:06You can get a box or firestick off Amazon or wherever, I'm not sure price as I get my Iview on an old kodi box we got years ago, a mate of mine puts it on for me, £100 one off payment for thr year, mines actually runs out on Sunday so I'll give him 100 next week and that'll be me for another year,ShadrachSimmo wrote: ↑28 Oct 2020, 17:32Do you buy the box and pay a one off charge or is a monthly thing?handsofstone wrote: ↑28 Oct 2020, 12:02 £2 a month is nothing, may as well get it even until the price inevitably goes up, in saying that I've had iView for a couple of years, binned the sky and haven't bought a PPV since, £100 a year , every channel, all PPVs and hundreds of movies and TV series, highly recommended if you grudge shelling out and hate buffering streams
I've seen fellas on Twitter advertising it mate, maybe someone more clued up on here might fill you in in how to get it from someone online
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Yes yes yes lets hope this is the fckin end of Adam Smith
Ding-dong, the witch is dead! Which old witch? The wicked witch
Ding-dong, the wicked witch is dead
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Nightmare Roy
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He’s not owned Sky for a couple of years now I think
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It will never be that high, the wwe version is a tenner with an insane amount of content as well as including all the ppvs, most likely there'll be an increase for monthly subscription and then big fights will be ppv similar to the current sky sports model.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑29 Oct 2020, 04:59Yeh.. will probably go on to be around £19.95.. the price of a PPV..chad wrote: ↑28 Oct 2020, 13:37Not for long. His contact with Sky expires early next year.Black Sam Bellamy wrote: ↑28 Oct 2020, 10:57 I can envisage some potential conflicts of interest for Hearn here with obligations to DAZN and Sky to meet.
https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/1 ... al-to-2021
Could be an interesting 6 months. DAZN becomes a different beast in the UK if Eddie moves exclusively to DAZN. Won't be £2 per month for long
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Ruthless-RKO
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It’s not just boxing though. It’s other sports too isn’t it?moogie101 wrote: ↑29 Oct 2020, 19:30It will never be that high, the wwe version is a tenner with an insane amount of content as well as including all the ppvs, most likely there'll be an increase for monthly subscription and then big fights will be ppv similar to the current sky sports model.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑29 Oct 2020, 04:59Yeh.. will probably go on to be around £19.95.. the price of a PPV..chad wrote: ↑28 Oct 2020, 13:37
Not for long. His contact with Sky expires early next year.
https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/1 ... al-to-2021
Could be an interesting 6 months. DAZN becomes a different beast in the UK if Eddie moves exclusively to DAZN. Won't be £2 per month for long
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Just looked it up and you're right, I thought it was just boxing and bellator mma for some reason.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑29 Oct 2020, 20:29It’s not just boxing though. It’s other sports too isn’t it?moogie101 wrote: ↑29 Oct 2020, 19:30It will never be that high, the wwe version is a tenner with an insane amount of content as well as including all the ppvs, most likely there'll be an increase for monthly subscription and then big fights will be ppv similar to the current sky sports model.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑29 Oct 2020, 04:59
Yeh.. will probably go on to be around £19.95.. the price of a PPV..
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No indeed - I'd completely forgotten that.
The point still stands tho' - Barry was successful selling sports content to media giants, Eddie (might) be successful in being a media giant.
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I am going to subscribe anyway for the boxing and the fact that one account covers my devices. So, if I am out I can turn on the fight.
Any other sports are a nice bonus in my eyes. Think they may have football rights.
Any other sports are a nice bonus in my eyes. Think they may have football rights.