Would You Buy a DVD Of A 2 Hour Interview With Your Favorite Fighter?

[akc814ilv]

I'd buy something like that, but a DVD doesn't interest me. They have the legends feature on fight pass which I like, but if they went to a straight interview format like that then I think it would be an incentive that would get more people to buy fight pass.

Honestly though, like other people have said, you can see "shoot interviews" on YouTube or just listen to podcasts. If you do it on fight pass then you'd need to add something different to the format.

 

[Blackjack]

I dont even buy the ppvs bro this is 2016 who the fuck buys dvds are you retarded

No I'm not so I doubt we have much in common.

 

[JSN]

 

[Rod Farva]

Maybe a documentary but not a straight up interview. I would want some behind the scenes, home life, fight life highlights, as well as interviews

 

[Limbo Pete]

Dafuq is a dvd?

 

[Blackjack]

Dafuq is a dvd?

No, it's just gibberish.

 

[LMNT]

People still fuck with dvds?

 

[Goh]

All my favorite fighters are either dumb or terrible at talking.

 

[Sgt Smith]

I'd sell 200 dvds of their best fight for $200, and people would buy it

They probably wouldn't even catch on until the 90th DVD.

 

[swarrrm]

Listening to any pro athlete talk with the exception of a few is painful.

 

[Stompatron]

 

[kumitechamp]

No. If you want to get involved in producing MMA related content then there are several things you can do. I would watch youtube videos for sure. I would most like to see breakdowns of strategy and more content based on training and strategy.