Edward and DAZN 2023

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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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daz74 wrote: 01 Feb 2023, 03:29
boomtown65 wrote: 31 Jan 2023, 07:39 The month is over and still only one show. He said mid December that he would schedule till the month of May.

All is not well and maybe Edward is jumping ship or pushed off the ship?

I miss his sky shows as top to bottom they were the best ,,

Game Changed = looking like game over
Hearn has Invested in DAZN, why on earth would he leave “the Ship” ?
Check the recent Bernard Hopkins interview, ex-PBC fighters desperate to get on DAZN
Bernard Hopkins, shareholder in DAZN televised Golden Boy? Ah.
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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OPI82 Italy show tied up with TopRank, strangely.

Assume the Matchroom Italy venture has been wound up (it was badged as an 8 year 8 events annually deal). Their twitter account has disappeared.

Looks like Matchroom Spain has gone too, along with the plans to launch in Germany, Canada and Scandinavia. The Mexico venture with Canelo productions has gone quiet too - their next show is being done with a new partner.

Be interesting to see how the year pans out.
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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garethhop wrote: 03 Feb 2023, 05:38

OPI82 Italy show tied up with TopRank, strangely.

Assume the Matchroom Italy venture has been wound up (it was badged as an 8 year 8 events annually deal). Their twitter account has disappeared.

Looks like Matchroom Spain has gone too, along with the plans to launch in Germany, Canada and Scandinavia. The Mexico venture with Canelo productions has gone quiet too - their next show is being done with a new partner.

Be interesting to see how the year pans out.
OPI’s partnership with Matchroom already ended.

They did a show on DAZN on their own and then the last couple of OPI events have been on ESPN+
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 03 Feb 2023, 07:24
garethhop wrote: 03 Feb 2023, 05:38

OPI82 Italy show tied up with TopRank, strangely.

Assume the Matchroom Italy venture has been wound up (it was badged as an 8 year 8 events annually deal). Their twitter account has disappeared.

Looks like Matchroom Spain has gone too, along with the plans to launch in Germany, Canada and Scandinavia. The Mexico venture with Canelo productions has gone quiet too - their next show is being done with a new partner.

Be interesting to see how the year pans out.
OPI’s partnership with Matchroom already ended.

They did a show on DAZN on their own and then the last couple of OPI events have been on ESPN+
:salut:
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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garethhop wrote: 03 Feb 2023, 05:38

OPI82 Italy show tied up with TopRank, strangely.

Assume the Matchroom Italy venture has been wound up (it was badged as an 8 year 8 events annually deal). Their twitter account has disappeared.

Looks like Matchroom Spain has gone too, along with the plans to launch in Germany, Canada and Scandinavia. The Mexico venture with Canelo productions has gone quiet too - their next show is being done with a new partner.

Be interesting to see how the year pans out.
It’s strange. I’m glad they’re continuing with the Mexico shows as they’re usually really competitive but it’s a shame they’re seemingly moving away from Italy/Spain as I enjoyed watching them on DAZN. Almost certainly weren’t good value for money for DAZN though.

I think Eddie’s announcing everything he can on Monday. AJ etc. I still don’t get why they couldn’t have announced the Liverpool show properly before now. Makes no sense when ticket sales are already tough over here.

I also think they’ may well have AJ/Franklin off PPV and really try and use it to relaunch DAZN over here.
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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maverick23 wrote: 03 Feb 2023, 08:40
garethhop wrote: 03 Feb 2023, 05:38

OPI82 Italy show tied up with TopRank, strangely.

Assume the Matchroom Italy venture has been wound up (it was badged as an 8 year 8 events annually deal). Their twitter account has disappeared.

Looks like Matchroom Spain has gone too, along with the plans to launch in Germany, Canada and Scandinavia. The Mexico venture with Canelo productions has gone quiet too - their next show is being done with a new partner.

Be interesting to see how the year pans out.
It’s strange. I’m glad they’re continuing with the Mexico shows as they’re usually really competitive but it’s a shame they’re seemingly moving away from Italy/Spain as I enjoyed watching them on DAZN. Almost certainly weren’t good value for money for DAZN though.

I think Eddie’s announcing everything he can on Monday. AJ etc. I still don’t get why they couldn’t have announced the Liverpool show properly before now. Makes no sense when ticket sales are already tough over here.

I also think they’ may well have AJ/Franklin off PPV and really try and use it to relaunch DAZN over here.
Yep, definitely expect that. Bit of a gamble as it's just not a huge fight (albeit I think it's fine as an opponent for a comeback) but they would have undoubtedly pulled in millions in PPV income.

Wonder if they will do Canelo V Ryder off PPV too?
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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The Italy and Spain cards were usually pretty good and threw up some good fights, obviously a lot of guff in there as well but no different from UK, most of the flak that went towards they shows were from people who didn't watch, just slate them out of habit yet spunk their pants over the UK small hall scene which is mostly aids regardless of the talent on them
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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garethhop wrote: 03 Feb 2023, 09:04
maverick23 wrote: 03 Feb 2023, 08:40
garethhop wrote: 03 Feb 2023, 05:38

OPI82 Italy show tied up with TopRank, strangely.

Assume the Matchroom Italy venture has been wound up (it was badged as an 8 year 8 events annually deal). Their twitter account has disappeared.

Looks like Matchroom Spain has gone too, along with the plans to launch in Germany, Canada and Scandinavia. The Mexico venture with Canelo productions has gone quiet too - their next show is being done with a new partner.

Be interesting to see how the year pans out.
It’s strange. I’m glad they’re continuing with the Mexico shows as they’re usually really competitive but it’s a shame they’re seemingly moving away from Italy/Spain as I enjoyed watching them on DAZN. Almost certainly weren’t good value for money for DAZN though.

I think Eddie’s announcing everything he can on Monday. AJ etc. I still don’t get why they couldn’t have announced the Liverpool show properly before now. Makes no sense when ticket sales are already tough over here.

I also think they’ may well have AJ/Franklin off PPV and really try and use it to relaunch DAZN over here.
Yep, definitely expect that. Bit of a gamble as it's just not a huge fight (albeit I think it's fine as an opponent for a comeback) but they would have undoubtedly pulled in millions in PPV income.

Wonder if they will do Canelo V Ryder off PPV too?
I think they’ll do Canelo/Ryder on PPV in the US. Perhaps a reduced price point though or with a properly stacked undercard. I’d be surprised if it’s PPV over here though.

I think Canelo/Ryder will end up in Mexico. Ryder’s a decent boxer but surely that’s a tough sell at the MGM 3 weeks post Garcia/Tank.
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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handsofstone wrote: 03 Feb 2023, 09:25 The Italy and Spain cards were usually pretty good and threw up some good fights, obviously a lot of guff in there as well but no different from UK, most of the flak that went towards they shows were from people who didn't watch, just slate them out of habit yet spunk their pants over the UK small hall scene which is mostly aids regardless of the talent on them
:TU: must admit I always expected the Italy / Spain shows to be dogshit, so was nearly always pleasantly surprised whenever I tuned in and they were consistently watchable at the very least.
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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Looks like old Fast Car is begging for sponsorship so he can get the Taylor fight on at Croke Park. Someone set a Go Fund Me up for him ffs.
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ashall2 wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 13:52 Looks like old Fast Car is begging for sponsorship so he can get the Taylor fight on at Croke Park. Someone set a Go Fund Me up for him ffs.
It’s not quite that black and white. Apparently it costs £250k for Wembley vs the £750k they’ve been quoted for Croke Park. The majority of the difference is due to policing and security costs. It’s not like they’ll be able to charge the massive ticket prices they have for the Wembley fights. I’d imagine they’d have been looking to price them cheaply to get the stadium as full as possible.

They’ve picked the weekend where the European Rugby Union cup final is at the Aviva in Dublin so the government aren’t chipping in to help as hotels etc are already going to be busy.

They’d be better off going back or forwards a week and trying to get some support on the costs.
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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ashall2 wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 13:52 Looks like old Fast Car is begging for sponsorship so he can get the Taylor fight on at Croke Park. Someone set a Go Fund Me up for him ffs.
Connor McGregor has come forward hasn’t he?
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Anyone watching New York tonight? Mostly female fights, so all bound to go the distance. I follow Arvil Mathie online, she's pretty fit but limited.
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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maverick23 wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 14:10
ashall2 wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 13:52 Looks like old Fast Car is begging for sponsorship so he can get the Taylor fight on at Croke Park. Someone set a Go Fund Me up for him ffs.
It’s not quite that black and white. Apparently it costs £250k for Wembley vs the £750k they’ve been quoted for Croke Park. The majority of the difference is due to policing and security costs. It’s not like they’ll be able to charge the massive ticket prices they have for the Wembley fights. I’d imagine they’d have been looking to price them cheaply to get the stadium as full as possible.

They’ve picked the weekend where the European Rugby Union cup final is at the Aviva in Dublin so the government aren’t chipping in to help as hotels etc are already going to be busy.

They’d be better off going back or forwards a week and trying to get some support on the costs.
Surely the most marketable boxer in the world should have no problem shifting expensive tickets :yay:
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Glass Joe wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 14:37 Anyone watching New York tonight? Mostly female fights, so all bound to go the distance. I follow Arvil Mathie online, she's pretty fit but limited.
Never heard of her until today but she’s a belter.
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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 14:20
ashall2 wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 13:52 Looks like old Fast Car is begging for sponsorship so he can get the Taylor fight on at Croke Park. Someone set a Go Fund Me up for him ffs.
Connor McGregor has come forward hasn’t he?
Yeah. Not out of the question as Proper 12 do sponsor big events. I’m sure they did Wilder Fury 2.

Hearn will be loving it. Opportunity to get Conor and Jake Paul going against each other in the build up.
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Glass Joe wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 14:37 Anyone watching New York tonight? Mostly female fights, so all bound to go the distance. I follow Arvil Mathie online, she's pretty fit but limited.
I’m not watching live but will watch the show in the morning. It’s a decent card actually - some competitive fights on the undercard.
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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Boxerbeetle wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 15:01
maverick23 wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 14:10
ashall2 wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 13:52 Looks like old Fast Car is begging for sponsorship so he can get the Taylor fight on at Croke Park. Someone set a Go Fund Me up for him ffs.
It’s not quite that black and white. Apparently it costs £250k for Wembley vs the £750k they’ve been quoted for Croke Park. The majority of the difference is due to policing and security costs. It’s not like they’ll be able to charge the massive ticket prices they have for the Wembley fights. I’d imagine they’d have been looking to price them cheaply to get the stadium as full as possible.

They’ve picked the weekend where the European Rugby Union cup final is at the Aviva in Dublin so the government aren’t chipping in to help as hotels etc are already going to be busy.

They’d be better off going back or forwards a week and trying to get some support on the costs.
Surely the most marketable boxer in the world should have no problem shifting expensive tickets :yay:
Good point - she did well to sell out the Garden last year and now McGregor is asking to throw his money/brand behind it.
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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I think a lot of people forget that DAZN isn't just a boxing channel, it does plenty sports, I view the misfits stuff same as the woman's football or MMA they have on there, it's not for me but if these Misfits continue to do great numbers then it's good for the channel and can only be good for their boxing content
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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maverick23 wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 15:30
Boxerbeetle wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 15:01
maverick23 wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 14:10

It’s not quite that black and white. Apparently it costs £250k for Wembley vs the £750k they’ve been quoted for Croke Park. The majority of the difference is due to policing and security costs. It’s not like they’ll be able to charge the massive ticket prices they have for the Wembley fights. I’d imagine they’d have been looking to price them cheaply to get the stadium as full as possible.

They’ve picked the weekend where the European Rugby Union cup final is at the Aviva in Dublin so the government aren’t chipping in to help as hotels etc are already going to be busy.

They’d be better off going back or forwards a week and trying to get some support on the costs.
Surely the most marketable boxer in the world should have no problem shifting expensive tickets :yay:
Good point - she did well to sell out the Garden last year and now McGregor is asking to throw his money/brand behind it.
That famous blue-chip sponsor Conor McGregor :lol:
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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handsofstone wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 16:09 I think a lot of people forget that DAZN isn't just a boxing channel, it does plenty sports, I view the misfits stuff same as the woman's football or MMA they have on there, it's not for me but if these Misfits continue to do great numbers then it's good for the channel and can only be good for their boxing content
That’s true.

But not in the UK.

Not just yet.
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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Boxerbeetle wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 15:01
maverick23 wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 14:10
ashall2 wrote: 04 Feb 2023, 13:52 Looks like old Fast Car is begging for sponsorship so he can get the Taylor fight on at Croke Park. Someone set a Go Fund Me up for him ffs.
It’s not quite that black and white. Apparently it costs £250k for Wembley vs the £750k they’ve been quoted for Croke Park. The majority of the difference is due to policing and security costs. It’s not like they’ll be able to charge the massive ticket prices they have for the Wembley fights. I’d imagine they’d have been looking to price them cheaply to get the stadium as full as possible.

They’ve picked the weekend where the European Rugby Union cup final is at the Aviva in Dublin so the government aren’t chipping in to help as hotels etc are already going to be busy.

They’d be better off going back or forwards a week and trying to get some support on the costs.
Surely the most marketable boxer in the world should have no problem shifting expensive tickets :yay:
:lol:
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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What an asshole.

He’s happy to take the ‘regular’ and ‘interim’ belts when they’re offered.

:lol:
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We might not see DAZN PPV in the UK for some time.

Hopefully.

Seeing as they’ve increased their price.

They don’t have any bloody content
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Re: Edward and DAZN 2023

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 06 Feb 2023, 12:16

We might not see DAZN PPV in the UK for some time.

Hopefully.

Seeing as they’ve increased their price.

They don’t have any bloody content
£19.99 a month is PPV by another name.
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