IFL TV
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margaret thatcher
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Re: IFL TV celebrates 10 year anniversary
maybe smol felt so disrespected there that it was the moment he decided he would launch jihad on the uk
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Boxerbeetle
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Billythekid25
- Lightweight
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Re: IFL TV celebrates 10 year anniversary
what happend to james helder
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Ruthless-RKO
- Welterweight
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Re: IFL TV celebrates 10 year anniversary
iFL haven't posted anything on their YouTube for nearly 2 weeks.
Not even covering pressers and media conferences or weight ins?
Anyone checked in on Kugan
Not even covering pressers and media conferences or weight ins?
Anyone checked in on Kugan
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Ruthless-RKO
- Welterweight
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Re: IFL TV
Maybe they're on some sort of strike cus of the Beterbiev-Bivol result? 
Re: IFL TV
Most interesting
Try ifl's twitter
Try ifl's twitter
Re: IFL TV celebrates 10 year anniversary
Yeah, must admit ifl is my go to search on YouTube as I think “if something is happening in boxing ifl will be there” I might then type another search for the content from that day.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024, 10:49 iFL haven't posted anything on their YouTube for nearly 2 weeks.
Not even covering pressers and media conferences or weight ins?
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But recently I’ve been typing boxing social first
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jameswilson
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Re: IFL TV
Kugan was in the background today when Regis was playing the voice clip from years ago of Sam Jones telling him he thought he stopped Jack Caterall.
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Ruthless-RKO
- Welterweight
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Re: IFL TV
Ahh.. maybe he’s got another job..jameswilson wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024, 13:53 Kugan was in the background today when Regis was playing the voice clip from years ago of Sam Jones telling him he thought he stopped Jack Caterall.
Let’s see if they’ve posted
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Ruthless-RKO
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maverick23
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Re: IFL TV
They’ve had people at shows/pressers and some of the content from these has been uploaded on Spotify and Apple pods.
Very strange though that none of it has added to YouTube. Would usually be a sign of someone aligning to a new platform but I can’t see it with IFL.
Very strange though that none of it has added to YouTube. Would usually be a sign of someone aligning to a new platform but I can’t see it with IFL.
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Ruthless-RKO
- Welterweight
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Re: IFL TV
I’m guessing most of their revenue is from YouTube.maverick23 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024, 16:15 They’ve had people at shows/pressers and some of the content from these has been uploaded on Spotify and Apple pods.
Very strange though that none of it has added to YouTube. Would usually be a sign of someone aligning to a new platform but I can’t see it with IFL.
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jameswilson
- Heavyweight

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Re: IFL TV
I don’t know how YouTube revenue works. I think the amount of subscribers you have contributes but the amount of views your videos get is the main thing I think. Obviously IFL videos get a hell of a lot of views and also they make a lot of videos. Often interviewing everyone associated with a show several times during a fight week and that’s almost every fight week.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024, 16:26I’m guessing most of their revenue is from YouTube.maverick23 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024, 16:15 They’ve had people at shows/pressers and some of the content from these has been uploaded on Spotify and Apple pods.
Very strange though that none of it has added to YouTube. Would usually be a sign of someone aligning to a new platform but I can’t see it with IFL.
A lot of people here call the IfL lads lucky but ultimately I bet they bang in 12+ hour days when you take into account the interviewing and editing/creation of the videos, and no guarantee that those long days will generate any money as their income (sponsorship aside) isn’t guaranteed.
I don’t make a hell of a lot considering I’m a graduate but I’ve always had my income and hours of work set and pretty much guaranteed. But I’ve always admired people who are able to spot something nobody else has and turn it into a business and put the graft in to make it big. You cant deny that’s what the IfL lads (the ones who actually got it off the ground) have done.
Re: IFL TV
Would love to know what happened to Helder and ifl. He's insinuated he got screwed but never said specifics.
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Ruthless-RKO
- Welterweight
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Re: IFL TV
I checked the twitter account. It’s very active
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Boxerbeetle
- Light Heavyweight
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Re: IFL TV
Maybe they've forgotten their YouTube password 
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Ruthless-RKO
- Welterweight
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Re: IFL TV
Ffs!
Imagine that ?
Or he’s violated and they’ve banned them from posting.
Maybe Frank has put in a lawsuit against them. We know he loves one.
Re: IFL TV
I've been there,more like 16 hour days,7 days a week. It can be a very tough,thankless job at timesjameswilson wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024, 16:40I don’t know how YouTube revenue works. I think the amount of subscribers you have contributes but the amount of views your videos get is the main thing I think. Obviously IFL videos get a hell of a lot of views and also they make a lot of videos. Often interviewing everyone associated with a show several times during a fight week and that’s almost every fight week.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024, 16:26I’m guessing most of their revenue is from YouTube.maverick23 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024, 16:15 They’ve had people at shows/pressers and some of the content from these has been uploaded on Spotify and Apple pods.
Very strange though that none of it has added to YouTube. Would usually be a sign of someone aligning to a new platform but I can’t see it with IFL.
A lot of people here call the IfL lads lucky but ultimately I bet they bang in 12+ hour days when you take into account the interviewing and editing/creation of the videos, and no guarantee that those long days will generate any money as their income (sponsorship aside) isn’t guaranteed.
I don’t make a hell of a lot considering I’m a graduate but I’ve always had my income and hours of work set and pretty much guaranteed. But I’ve always admired people who are able to spot something nobody else has and turn it into a business and put the graft in to make it big. You cant deny that’s what the IfL lads (the ones who actually got it off the ground) have done.