To begin with, Turk said it was part of the subscription, then it wasn’t. Now it’s the late, late show. Easy decision, yet another ppv, to decline, like tomorrow night’s one.
The latest DAZN accounts filed with Companies House show an improved year only losing £887m opposed to £1.3bn for the year. Accumulated loses of £8.7bn I am not a CEO of a big company but how do you make that back?
If the Saudi money keeps rolling in, they’ll be fine. It seems unsustainable if it doesn’t, but then again they were cracking on fair enough for a few years with massive losses before the Saudis got involved.
Could be drying up with Turki opting more now with Netflix. It just seems an insane amount of sunk money to ever get back
Dazn offering me a discount on tonight’s ppv. Now £19.99. Still too much but more palatable than £25.
Giving away free tickets, rows of unsold seats, last minute discounts on PPV prices. Demand looks to have collapsed compared to the first fight
Which is curious after a very entertaining first fight. It seems the novelty has worn off. Also outdoor in November doesn’t sound appealing.
They done the same to me today and you know when desperation is kicking in big time, they just sent me a email ten minutes ago, upping the offer from one free month if I order now to two free months.
So you are proposing a business that is a financial disaster abolishes PPV, increase its content and slash their prices , sounds like a recipe for (even more) disaster.
They don't make it back, but they probably stumble on as a 'zombie' company and are probably merged/sold off into a far stronger competitor.