"Platforms Wars" - Who wins???

[MDPopescu]

Haymon is trying to sell PBC. PBC are on the rocks they paid the biggest fee in hisyory for a free tv/ regualr cable fight for 900k viewers. Only a matter of time before the plug is pulled. HBO wasnt spending anywhere near as much and were getting higher numbers and it wasn't worth it to them either.

... Well, I don't really think Al Haymon "is trying to sell PBC"... Al Haymon seemed to have been psychologically (deeply) attached to his boxing enterprise...

[El Gitano]

Some 2018 DAZN business numbers:
- only 1% penetration into American market (ESPN+ is 5x better)
- $14.3 million in North American revenue (same rev as Fightpass made in 2015)
- 4 million world wide subscribers
- $277.6 mil revenue last year & $77.2 ad rev

— John S. Nash (@heynottheface)

[MDPopescu]

Some 2018 DAZN business numbers:
- only 1% penetration into American market (ESPN+ is 5x better)
- $14.3 million in North American revenue (same rev as Fightpass made in 2015)
- 4 million world wide subscribers
- $277.6 mil revenue last year & $77.2 ad rev

— John S. Nash (@heynottheface)

Thanks for posting...

... I don't really know if DAZN is a "bubble" or a "dark horse" on the market...

[Motorcity Cobra]

If ESPN put as much into boxing as they do into UFC they'd be far out ahead.

[Motorcity Cobra]

Thanks for posting...

... I don't really know if DAZN is a "bubble" or a "dark horse" on the market...

What I've been saying. And they're going to raise the price again

Yes. And the big concern for boxing has got to be that once they go after those big league sports their interest in boxing fades.

— John S. Nash (@heynottheface)

[MDPopescu]

If ESPN put as much into boxing as they do into UFC they'd be far out ahead.

... Well... it seems as Endeavor (Duffa) is "after" Al Haymon... but it's all speculation so far...

[MDPopescu]

What I've been saying. And they're going to raise the price again

Yes. And the big concern for boxing has got to be that once they go after those big league sports their interest in boxing fades.

— John S. Nash (@heynottheface)

I agree.. somehow...

[Stinger1]

What I've been saying. And they're going to raise the price again

Yes. And the big concern for boxing has got to be that once they go after those big league sports their interest in boxing fades.

— John S. Nash (@heynottheface)

Hearn seems pretty confident they're locked into an 8 year deal and they have Canelo for another 9 fights which is effectively 4 1/2 years. So I think it will be a while before DAZN pull the plug on boxing in any sort of way

Each platform has their challenges. Haymon clearly has a problem with his investors and with Showtime. ESPN have so far seen awful returns from their investment in Top Rank so it remains to be seen whether things can improve going forward.

Don't think there will necessarily be a winner, more like swings and roundabouts as belts switch hands and networks.

[MDPopescu]

Hearn seems pretty confident they're locked into an 8 year deal and they have Canelo for another 9 fights which is effectively 4 1/2 years. So I think it will be a while before DAZN pull the plug on boxing in any sort of way

Each platform has their challenges. Haymon clearly has a problem with his investors and with Showtime. ESPN have so far seen awful returns from their investment in Top Rank so it remains to be seen whether things can improve going forward.

Don't think there will necessarily be a winner, more like swings and roundabouts as belts switch hands and networks.

of course...

... though, investors in Haymon Sports and DAZN seem to want out (or shall I say they want a "spin off"?...

later edit: also see

//krikya360.com/forums/s...d.php?t=815604

[Stinger1]

of course...

... though, investors in Haymon Sports and DAZN seem to want out (or shall I say they want a "spin off"?...

later edit: also see

//krikya360.com/forums/s...d.php?t=815604

The DAZN thing is made up.