Media Dana White on combatting piracy

If you say so, continue illegally streaming events, but don’t ducking complain about fighters not getting PPV because of you hypocrites like you.

Again, all you clowns sound poor as fuck, you don’t have purchase every event, I don’t. I only purchase events that are worth the money.
Your idea isn't less stupid if you repeat it.
 
If you want to go a little posh with the streaming, look up IPTV and get that. Full crisp FHD "streams" that rarely if ever buffer if you do your research. Years sub can cost anywhere between $30-80. Most will now include 1000s of films and tv series ready to play at a press of a button as well chucked in.
 
Where should I start with the research?

Have a Google of IPTV then it should come up with some useful information but you can use it on a Firestick or any Android box. Some smart TVs also are able to run the apps without needing any extra hardware but depending on the TV it may struggle to run them smoothly.

Pretty much all IPTV providers will offer free trials so take advantage of that and get a 24 / 48 hour free trial and test it out, see how they run for you. Ideally you want to try when there's a big event on at the weekend but some providers will not allow free trials for them as you can imagine people will get a free trial for Saturday night and then watch a big boxing PPV then not bother so that's understandable but some do.

Most now will have Telegram groups where they post support information and will help you set it up step by step. It can look a bit confusing at first but it's actually quite easy to set up and if you're tech savvy enough you'll find it easy enough.

Just be wary that the payments vary, so some will let you pay per month, per 3 months, 6 months, yearly etc but if they get shut down or decide to do a runner then you lose your money. The provider I used to be with has been going for like 6-7 years with no issues but they've stopped any new members they capped their subs to like 3000 people as to not put stress on the servers so they run smoothly even at peak times.

Any other issues let me know, it really is a game changer if you watch a lot of sports/PPV events. You'll have access to virtually every channel in the world from all different countries.
 
You all sound poor, for the threads about supporting fighters & complaining about fighter pay, some of you can’t even do the bare minimum by purchasing a PPV to support fighters who get PPV points. Hypocrites.
Are you like a fan of the Volcom brand?
 
Have a Google of IPTV then it should come up with some useful information but you can use it on a Firestick or any Android box. Some smart TVs also are able to run the apps without needing any extra hardware but depending on the TV it may struggle to run them smoothly.

Pretty much all IPTV providers will offer free trials so take advantage of that and get a 24 / 48 hour free trial and test it out, see how they run for you. Ideally you want to try when there's a big event on at the weekend but some providers will not allow free trials for them as you can imagine people will get a free trial for Saturday night and then watch a big boxing PPV then not bother so that's understandable but some do.

Most now will have Telegram groups where they post support information and will help you set it up step by step. It can look a bit confusing at first but it's actually quite easy to set up and if you're tech savvy enough you'll find it easy enough.

Just be wary that the payments vary, so some will let you pay per month, per 3 months, 6 months, yearly etc but if they get shut down or decide to do a runner then you lose your money. The provider I used to be with has been going for like 6-7 years with no issues but they've stopped any new members they capped their subs to like 3000 people as to not put stress on the servers so they run smoothly even at peak times.

Any other issues let me know, it really is a game changer if you watch a lot of sports/PPV events. You'll have access to virtually every channel in the world from all different countries.
Thank you so much! This was very helpful!
 
I used to have Combate about 15 years ago. It was ~7 USD/month and included every ufc event live, plus other MMA orgs. When there was no live event they'd replay one or have some MMA shows/interviews. MMA 24/07.
 
I used to have Combate about 15 years ago. It was ~7 USD/month and included every ufc event live, plus other MMA orgs. When there was no live event they'd replay one or have some MMA shows/interviews. MMA 24/07.
Have a Google of IPTV then it should come up with some useful information but you can use it on a Firestick or any Android box. Some smart TVs also are able to run the apps without needing any extra hardware but depending on the TV it may struggle to run them smoothly.

Pretty much all IPTV providers will offer free trials so take advantage of that and get a 24 / 48 hour free trial and test it out, see how they run for you. Ideally you want to try when there's a big event on at the weekend but some providers will not allow free trials for them as you can imagine people will get a free trial for Saturday night and then watch a big boxing PPV then not bother so that's understandable but some do.

Most now will have Telegram groups where they post support information and will help you set it up step by step. It can look a bit confusing at first but it's actually quite easy to set up and if you're tech savvy enough you'll find it easy enough.

Just be wary that the payments vary, so some will let you pay per month, per 3 months, 6 months, yearly etc but if they get shut down or decide to do a runner then you lose your money. The provider I used to be with has been going for like 6-7 years with no issues but they've stopped any new members they capped their subs to like 3000 people as to not put stress on the servers so they run smoothly even at peak times.

Any other issues let me know, it really is a game changer if you watch a lot of sports/PPV events. You'll have access to virtually every channel in the world from all different countries.
Cheers. My friend recently told me he watches F1 TV on IPTV. I had no idea IPTV had such reach. Been paying for F1TV for years and read it'll go way up next.
 
This delusional bald fuck will say and do nothing but actually solve the problem which is high PPV prices. Who in their right mind and in this economy would pay $60-$70 for a mediocre PPV card every month? UFC would make more money if they just include PPVs with UFC Fight Pass and just increase the price of it.
 
I think Dana thinks that people hack streams like they do in Hollywood movies where it's some guy somewhere typing really fast and all he has to do is hire someone who types faster to stop them.
Whoever has a hood covering their head and fingerless gloves get +10 SNEAK.
 
You all sound poor, for the threads about supporting fighters & complaining about fighter pay, some of you can’t even do the bare minimum by purchasing a PPV to support fighters who get PPV points. Hypocrites.
I'm damn near a billionaire. You think I get this money by  spending it? Stay dum bro...
 
You all sound poor, for the threads about supporting fighters & complaining about fighter pay, some of you can’t even do the bare minimum by purchasing a PPV to support fighters who get PPV points. Hypocrites.
Fuck off Dana. Go slap your wife some more.
 
If you say so, continue illegally streaming events, but don’t ducking complain about fighters not getting PPV because of you hypocrites like you.

Again, all you clowns sound poor as fuck, you don’t have purchase every event, I don’t. I only purchase events that are worth the money.

Volcom, you know what? You are correct. I'm poor and can't afford what I have currently and add in ESPN+ and UFC PPV's, but instead of being a hypocrite I'd like to think I am consistent. If I were to pay consistently for a product that doesn't mean the company will put good things back into the product. Look at Tesla. People pay money for them and the quality doesn't necessarily go into their vehicles as they have some of the worst quality vehicles on the road.

Plus the fighters could get more pay. Plenty of us support fighters having a union but time and time again even the top tier fighters have rejected unionizing so they can make more money. Other major sports have it except for MMA fighters who complain about pay but never actually come together when needed. Those silly clowns.
 
Pay per view prices amounts to stealing from people.

That product is not worth 50-70 USD.

Often there's only 2-3 fights with name fighters on there.. and it's just watching it on TV. For that price you could see a popular music artist live..
It’s not stealing. If you don’t think the ppv is worth paying for you don’t have to buy it
 
This delusional bald fuck will say and do nothing but actually solve the problem which is high PPV prices. Who in their right mind and in this economy would pay $60-$70 for a mediocre PPV card every month? UFC would make more money if they just include PPVs with UFC Fight Pass and just increase the price of it.
As soon as $20 ppvs were suggested this fucker deflects.
 
Pay per view prices amounts to stealing from people.

That product is not worth 50-70 USD.

Often there's only 2-3 fights with name fighters on there.. and it's just watching it on TV. For that price you could see a popular music artist live..
Not only that if you live within 100 miles of a major city you can get a lot of sports free with an antenna.

My local NHL and NBA teams are both going back to over the air broadcast (free) this season. Over the air this Saturday/Sunday I'll get 14 football games for free.

Almost half of the MNF games will also be flex to local ABC. Every PGA tournament (day 3 and 4) is over the air as well.
 
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