Do title changes make you more inclined to buy PPVs?

[TheBigNasty]

Who the hell streams? Get a better fucking job if you can't afford to get ppv's you peasants. If your too edgy to buy them, no need to lie you can't afford them in which case read from the top.

 

[Otto!]

I buy based on overall card. I enjoy a good fight whether there is a title on the line or not.

 

[MadDogMahoney]

Who the hell streams? Get a better fucking job if you can't afford to get ppv's you peasants. If your too edgy to buy them, no need to lie you can't afford them in which case read from the top.

*you're

 

[DoopidyDawesome]

I don't buy shit unless it's worth it and with MMA and boxing, you kind of don't know until the fight(s) happen. I've bought really good cards that I wanted to own HD versions of after I'd streamed them and regretted buying cards that looked good on paper.

 

[TheHNICuLuv2Hate]

I just want to see competitive and entertaining fights.

 

[Shaddows]

As opposed to a long reigning champion in which the outcome is less of a mystery?

why is it?
every fight, the outcome of a long standing champion becomes a bigger story.
A new champion still has to prove he belongs at the top, and not only he got the style to beat the current champion.

There's a good reason why only long standing champions are evcen considered for GOAT.

 

[Lay N Pray 101]

As opposed to a long reigning champion in which the outcome is less of a mystery?

I like to see a champion with a reign compete especially against a up and coming, hungry challenger. It's also about the fighter. Some champions I don't really care to watch unless the match up was a good one. But when you have a fight like Silva vs Cote, I'll pass because you know one is far superior to the other.