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Is Bellator really as successful as strikeforce in terms of competition?So Dana buys another successful company from Coker, and then Coker goes and does it again, and Dana buys it again?
Is Bellator really as successful as strikeforce in terms of competition?So Dana buys another successful company from Coker, and then Coker goes and does it again, and Dana buys it again?
So Dana buys another successful company from Coker, and then Coker goes and does it again, and Dana buys it again?
I don't know.. Strikeforce had several proven fighters in their HW division. When you count Bellator's proven fighters across all weight classes, they have about the same.Is Bellator really as successful as strikeforce in terms of competition?
Luke Thomas seems to think Fight Pass.
Which site is that bro?The internet is destroying the need for media giants. I even dropped Netflix and Hulu as I found a site that has almost every movie ever made as well as TV series (old and new) in either 380p, 720p, and 1080p. I simply get cast it. Fuck these companies. They've screwed us over for too long.
I would think the competition right now would be between Fox and ESPN. No reason to believe that the UFC won't be picked up.Hmm. Hypothetical question; if none of the US sports stations air the UFC and Bellator is obviously shown on Spike TV, which station would be likely to pick up the UFC when they're not doing PPVs?
I would think the competition right now would be between Fox and ESPN. No reason to believe that the UFC won't be picked up.
After that, the next likely channel IMO is CBS....as the Sumner Redstone that has controlling shares in Viacom, also has controlling shares in CBS....and CBS has ventured into the MMA game in the past.
Besides that, I would get HD Net / AXIS.....but I doubt they have the funds.
Spike may also get into the mix......what would help promote bellator better than the UFC. People would probably watch and not know the difference.
Isn't there some talk that FOX might not pick up the option to further the deal* - or I could be horribly wrong here, and say that the UFC aren't taking the option of re-signing for an extra year. The UFC might do their own version of testing the (TV) market.
* No idea how TV deals work in the States, but would've thought if the UFC being a part of FOX is a success, they'd want to do a new deal.
The internet is destroying the need for media giants. I even dropped Netflix and Hulu as I found a site that has almost every movie ever made as well as TV series (old and new) in either 380p, 720p, and 1080p. I simply get cast it. Fuck these companies. They've screwed us over for too long.
can you pm me the name of this website? Because I got both netflix and hulu, and I feel like a sucker paying for it.The internet is destroying the need for media giants. I even dropped Netflix and Hulu as I found a site that has almost every movie ever made as well as TV series (old and new) in either 380p, 720p, and 1080p. I simply get cast it. Fuck these companies. They've screwed us over for too long.
Guys I'm watching Luke Thomas live chat right now
Cjr is just a tumbleweed, he'll disappear after the murder of his hero.This whole discussion is just stupid. Viacom stock prices are in NO WAY related to Bellator and their freak show fights. In case everyone here is too young to understand, the entire stock market has been tanking for a while. It’s just the way it goes. Bellator is a VERY small part of Viacom and it’s doubtful it even has much effect on their bottom line, and zero impact on stock prices.
Their running out of hot skanks in real world shows....Business as usual, wonder if a sale is in their future? Viacom is huge though, they have their hands in movies,property,human slavery etc. I wonder what caused the drop?