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Missed you tonight in the pbp thread bro.For the first 3 months, full price thereafter
Missed you tonight in the pbp thread bro.For the first 3 months, full price thereafter
Surprisingly, no they weren't cheaper. Before wwe network started in 2014, the most expensive ppv was WrestleMania and cost $55-$70 (depending on the provider). In 2014 UFC ppv was $60. I believe Royal Rumble and the other big ppvs were $10 cheaper than WrestleMania.Ive never paid for a wwe ppv, but I assumed they were cheaper than UFC or boxing. Considering how often their wrestlers do matches I assume it's an easier business model to merge to that format.
Yep. IBS ( internet bullshit syndrome )Oh damn this is why you're always on edge. You're constantly full of shit.
$40 a month would be about half the current price of a ppv. That would be enough of a cut in price for some to subscribe, some still wouldn't. As someone who streams, they'd have to cut it down to about $20-25 at most to get me. I don't care about their library of fights, B grade promotions, grappling events or new stupid reality shows they'll probably create. Shit, I've never even watched a full episode of tuf and never will unless they get Cro Cop on there. Literally nothing less than Cro Cop.If all fights will now be on Netflix with no extra for PPV, let’s do it! I would love to enjoy all the big cards like the rest of the world where we don’t pay PPV for the fights, just the Netflix subscription
Splitting rights would be a bad idea. No one wants to pay for 2 subscriptions to watch UFC. Putting all on Netflix for a reasonable price or no one will care (and probably complain)It's also not necessarily all one deal. I mean, if it's a billion, it's probably an exclusive deal, but the UFC has talked about splitting the rights up.
I disrespectfully disagree, I think Dana saw my idea and put it into operation: warp speed.If this rumor comes to fruition it had zero to do with your idea.
First off, Netflix is about to give the UFC a 50% raise in yearly rights fees revenue. Secondly, it isn't the first time I've heard that idea. Last, but not least, ESPN overpaying for NFL and NBA content while sourcing out Inside the NBA and giving personalities like SAS a 5/$100 million is why they're not willing to pay up to keep the UFC. ESPN+ is stagnating in regards to subscribers and ESPN is looking to pivot from ESPN+ and cable to a third party approach.
Mention me again next time you're wrong.
Don't look into UFC ownership then..i think the big networks are clearly being operated by jews and not wanting to spend a cent.
It was the first card I've missed in a long time. Very rare that I decide to do anything else on a SaturdayMissed you tonight in the pbp thread bro.
Good for you brother, hope you had a great time!It was the first card I've missed in a long time. Very rare that I decide to do anything else on a Saturday
I realize most folks on here are just jumping bandwagon or hate towards the UFC. Its one the most bizarre things I’ve seen in all my years, where people will cry and complain but will do nothing to actually support these fighters so care about. I’ve seen posters who complain about their fans PPV buy payouts and in the same thread they gloat about illegally streaming that same even their so called “favorites” are on.Exactly, who cares about fighter pay. They sign a contract so they're clearly aware of their worth. Don't like it, go somewhere else, simple economics.
Bobby I missed you on playbyplayIt was the first card I've missed in a long time. Very rare that I decide to do anything else on a Saturday
I don't get it.All the UFC champions will become black overnight
Will be interesting to see how Netflix Dagestani’s look
Netflix documentary on the Nurmagomedov family
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I hate all forms of the ESPN app. I had to bootleg the fights on my phone last night, because I haven't been able to sign in for months.The ESPN+ app is notoriously dogshit. But ESPN is THE place for sports. They might just be playing hardball to get a better deal when contract negotiations begin. As they should.