Eddie Hearn wants DAZN to charge $50/mo

[ShoulderRoll]

Getting NFL Sunday ticket would be a game changer for DAZN.

[buge]

Getting NFL Sunday ticket would be a game changer for DAZN.

absolutely

it would help reduce the need for streams

[Justintimothyko]

I don't think there's ANY chance they bump the rate up not 10, not 20, but 30 dollars.

DAZN has a pretty weak first month n a half of the year, but the Feb. 29th card that is taking shape makes up for it.

I think they'll have an even stronger 2020, building on what was a great 2019 for them.

But if they were to increase the price to 50 bucks a month, surely they'd go out of business.

[Bandman]

welp i stream everything this doesnt concern me

[Motorcity Cobra]

anyone who cant afford $8.33 per month really needs to re-evaluate their life........

That was exactly his point. He wasn’t suggesting increase the annual subscriptions, he was saying if people want to pay ppv prices they will be $50 for one fight. So why not just do that and effectively make the choice for people to go for annual subscription a lot easier?

Harder for a person to come up with $100 at a time than $20. Most Americans can't come up with $500 in an emergency.



The $20 a month people are those people. Charge $50 a month and they'll illegally stream. With PPV those costs are delayed a month out on your cable bill. You don't have to come up with it at once.

[Motorcity Cobra]

Getting NFL Sunday ticket would be a game changer for DAZN.

How much do you think they'll charge if they got Sunday ticket?

[Motorcity Cobra]

Amazing that the churn rate wasn't factored into the cost at $10 a month. Amazing that the churn rate wasn't factored into the cost at $20 a month. But people keep telling me these guys know what they're doing. HBO going out of Boxing saved DAZN's ass because their original plan was to get PBC fighters to sign. Once that didn't happen they didn't have a plan. HBO leaving boxing came as a surprise to most people (not me I was saying it 3 years prior) including Oscar

What are you talking about Bob? is the strongest brand in boxing today, pulls in the best ratings bar none. is doing good things at showtime as well. +

— Oscar De La Hoya (@OscarDeLaHoya)

[Motorcity Cobra]

Anyway I don't see it going to $50 a month. Probably like $35 a month and/or probably a higher price for Canelo fights.

[STREET CLEANER]

Casual fans only see big fights and there is a lot of casual fans. Hardcore fans are the only ones that will consistently pay.

They might get away with that 50 dollar proposal for those big fights. PPV is around 70 so I can see his point.

[champion4ever]

Well, he can have fun with that one because he'll definitely lose at least one subscriber with me. I won't be paying no $50 a month for an online streaming service.