I have no issue with the cost, there are some really good non-MR cards on it too. I also like the kickboxing they show and MMA-type fights.
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SeanBrennan
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maverick23
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Re: Dazn
There’s no way Ennis will be getting 85% of that bid - he’ll be getting his contractual minimum.
When it’s an 85%/15% split its rare for the champ’s promoter not to win the bid because of how it can be manipulated.
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JamesPhilips
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Re: Dazn
How does that work?maverick23 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024, 11:01There’s no way Ennis will be getting 85% of that bid - he’ll be getting his contractual minimum.
When it’s an 85%/15% split its rare for the champ’s promoter not to win the bid because of how it can be manipulated.
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Dazn
I'm intrigued too I find all the finance stuff fascinatingJamesPhilips wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024, 11:16How does that work?maverick23 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024, 11:01There’s no way Ennis will be getting 85% of that bid - he’ll be getting his contractual minimum.
When it’s an 85%/15% split its rare for the champ’s promoter not to win the bid because of how it can be manipulated.
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maverick23
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Re: Dazn
Matchroom will have a contract with Ennis to pay him a certain amount per fight. Say it’s $2m. They’d have made an agreement that that’s what would be paid if they win a purse bid (it’s probably contractual) to give them a greater chance of winning the bid.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024, 11:16How does that work?maverick23 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024, 11:01There’s no way Ennis will be getting 85% of that bid - he’ll be getting his contractual minimum.
When it’s an 85%/15% split its rare for the champ’s promoter not to win the bid because of how it can be manipulated.
It’s pretty common with purse bids of this nature. It was widely expected that Fury didn’t get the amount per purse bids of the Whyte fight because of it.
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JamesPhilips
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Re: Dazn
Damn that sounds borderline illegalmaverick23 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024, 11:37Matchroom will have a contract with Ennis to pay him a certain amount per fight. Say it’s $2m. They’d have made an agreement that that’s what would be paid if they win a purse bid (it’s probably contractual) to give them a greater chance of winning the bid.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024, 11:16How does that work?maverick23 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024, 11:01
There’s no way Ennis will be getting 85% of that bid - he’ll be getting his contractual minimum.
When it’s an 85%/15% split its rare for the champ’s promoter not to win the bid because of how it can be manipulated.
It’s pretty common with purse bids of this nature. It was widely expected that Fury didn’t get the amount per purse bids of the Whyte fight because of it.
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maverick23
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Re: Dazn
It’s not that bad. They’ll be getting paid what’s in their contract. If the other promoter wins the bid then they can take the fight across the road for more money (albeit would likely have to give their promoter 10%).JamesPhilips wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024, 11:52Damn that sounds borderline illegalmaverick23 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024, 11:37Matchroom will have a contract with Ennis to pay him a certain amount per fight. Say it’s $2m. They’d have made an agreement that that’s what would be paid if they win a purse bid (it’s probably contractual) to give them a greater chance of winning the bid.
It’s pretty common with purse bids of this nature. It was widely expected that Fury didn’t get the amount per purse bids of the Whyte fight because of it.
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Rockytony67
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Re: Dazn
Like a few on here, I cancelled Dazn when the price went up to £14.95 but I got this email yesterday.
"£7.49/month for 12 months
Get back on DAZN now and enjoy an exclusive limited time offer to watch the British blockbuster rematch between Josh Taylor & Jack Catterall, live Saturday from 7pm.
Exclusive: Invitation only offer for #####
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Did anyone else get it? I'm going to rejoin it's cheaper now than before
they must have had quite a few cancel.
"£7.49/month for 12 months
Get back on DAZN now and enjoy an exclusive limited time offer to watch the British blockbuster rematch between Josh Taylor & Jack Catterall, live Saturday from 7pm.
Exclusive: Invitation only offer for #####
Must be claimed with your DAZN account email address: ###########
CLAIM SPECIAL OFFER
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Did anyone else get it? I'm going to rejoin it's cheaper now than before
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Dazn
I take it's a 12 month contract thing.Rockytony67 wrote: ↑24 May 2024, 07:23 Like a few on here, I cancelled Dazn when the price went up to £14.95 but I got this email yesterday.
"£7.49/month for 12 months
Re: Dazn
I must be a tight arse,I cancelled when it went up from £2.99 a monthRockytony67 wrote: ↑24 May 2024, 07:23 Like a few on here, I cancelled Dazn when the price went up to £14.95 but I got this email yesterday.
"£7.49/month for 12 months
Get back on DAZN now and enjoy an exclusive limited time offer to watch the British blockbuster rematch between Josh Taylor & Jack Catterall, live Saturday from 7pm.
Exclusive: Invitation only offer for #####
Must be claimed with your DAZN account email address: ###########
CLAIM SPECIAL OFFER
OFFER ENDS MIDNIGHT SATURDAY 25 MAY
Terms apply."
Did anyone else get it? I'm going to rejoin it's cheaper now than beforethey must have had quite a few cancel.
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Heldenjaeger
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Re: Dazn
My DAZN membership is 24.99 EUR per month. I had to subscribe to buy the Fury vs Usyk PPV which was another 24.99 EUR.
The 5 vs 5 card is a PPV for 19.99 EUR. Where is that money going to? What are they doing with it? The sportswashing program of Saudi Arabia covers all the expenses already. It's a total rip-off.
The 5 vs 5 card is a PPV for 19.99 EUR. Where is that money going to? What are they doing with it? The sportswashing program of Saudi Arabia covers all the expenses already. It's a total rip-off.
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Rockytony67
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Re: Dazn
Yes, it is.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑24 May 2024, 08:05I take it's a 12 month contract thing.Rockytony67 wrote: ↑24 May 2024, 07:23 Like a few on here, I cancelled Dazn when the price went up to £14.95 but I got this email yesterday.
"£7.49/month for 12 months
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Dazn
Only mugs would be paying full price 
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Dazn
Whattt
I never even entertained the thought of two promoters with the same broadcaster. Does that make the cross-promo fights easier to make now? Will we get more channel 5 fight nights? Who do you pay your subs to, if you can’t get away with it?
I never even entertained the thought of two promoters with the same broadcaster. Does that make the cross-promo fights easier to make now? Will we get more channel 5 fight nights? Who do you pay your subs to, if you can’t get away with it?
Re: Dazn
Well, those who are contractually obliged to fight on a network won't have an excuse anymore so that would be worked out. Networks won't have to be involved in the negotiations as much. Especially considering the collaboration in the Saudi events you can see Hearn and Warren co-promoting much more. I don't see any negatives other than its an extra expense for those who already pay for Sky and TNT. I do also see this possibly leading to more UK PPVs on DAZN though...
Re: Dazn
Thanks for answering my question in informed and clear manner my mate.joshj909 wrote: ↑21 Jul 2024, 09:18Well, those who are contractually obliged to fight on a network won't have an excuse anymore so that would be worked out. Networks won't have to be involved in the negotiations as much. Especially considering the collaboration in the Saudi events you can see Hearn and Warren co-promoting much more. I don't see any negatives other than its an extra expense for those who already pay for Sky and TNT. I do also see this possibly leading to more UK PPVs on DAZN though...
Most of the lads on the board are keen fishermen and that won’t effect us. So better fights for the same price? Sounds good man
Re: Dazn
I've come to like DAZN - there's a lot of boxing shows now (some obscure, but we liked that about allegedly) and lots of other combat sports, including Bellator/PFL. The interface has been improved, it's much easier to watch stuff the next day without having the result spoiled and it runs well as an app via Sky Stream for me.
That said, I'm still not convinced it's the way forward for the big promotional companies. It's very anecdotal - but I occasionally look on boxing threads on Reddit - there was WAY more interaction on the Top Rank show that lost it's headliner than there was the Boots Ennis fight - and he's supposed to be a big name.
I have doubts that Eddie or Frank will be able to create stars on the platform. It's ok with the established names - Fury and Joshua etc, but can the next big British fighter be built on DAZN?
None of my casual mates subscribe - these are the guys who watch occasional fight nights on Sky and BT/TNT and who almost always shell out for the Sky PPV nights. The Sky machine can make stars - but can DAZN? As things stand, I doubt it.
That said, I'm still not convinced it's the way forward for the big promotional companies. It's very anecdotal - but I occasionally look on boxing threads on Reddit - there was WAY more interaction on the Top Rank show that lost it's headliner than there was the Boots Ennis fight - and he's supposed to be a big name.
I have doubts that Eddie or Frank will be able to create stars on the platform. It's ok with the established names - Fury and Joshua etc, but can the next big British fighter be built on DAZN?
None of my casual mates subscribe - these are the guys who watch occasional fight nights on Sky and BT/TNT and who almost always shell out for the Sky PPV nights. The Sky machine can make stars - but can DAZN? As things stand, I doubt it.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Dazn
I go on the Boxing sub quite frequently. Very mixed bag in terms of quality, but there's some decent knowledge on there tbf. The amount of traffic it gets is crazy compared to this forum, it's like the fast lane of a motorway vs cycling around a village greenmagnus wrote: ↑21 Jul 2024, 13:22 I've come to like DAZN - there's a lot of boxing shows now (some obscure, but we liked that about allegedly) and lots of other combat sports, including Bellator/PFL. The interface has been improved, it's much easier to watch stuff the next day without having the result spoiled and it runs well as an app via Sky Stream for me.
That said, I'm still not convinced it's the way forward for the big promotional companies. It's very anecdotal - but I occasionally look on boxing threads on Reddit - there was WAY more interaction on the Top Rank show that lost it's headliner than there was the Boots Ennis fight - and he's supposed to be a big name.
I have doubts that Eddie or Frank will be able to create stars on the platform. It's ok with the established names - Fury and Joshua etc, but can the next big British fighter be built on DAZN?
None of my casual mates subscribe - these are the guys who watch occasional fight nights on Sky and BT/TNT and who almost always shell out for the Sky PPV nights. The Sky machine can make stars - but can DAZN? As things stand, I doubt it.