Fightzone TV

Apparently subs have trouble making contact via emails or any form of communication and
unsubscribing is also supposed to be near on impossible. That is poor to say the least.
I'm subscribed and actually don't mind as it supports small halls and there is some decent fights on there. The production and commentary is OK as well but there's only so much a man can take and if they don't start putting some more shows on I'll be going to my bank and cancelling my subs.

 

A friend of a friend who works in tv told me after the collapse of the ESL that the big six told the PL this will be the last uk tv package they are a part of as a collective and they will be negotiating their own rights for broadcast deals. Apparently DAZN have been in touch with spurs and Liverpool over an agreement to be the sole broadcaster of any non Saturday afternoon 3pm kick offs of both clubs and think there’s a market for £24.99 a month a lot of people will be comfortable with.

 

This annoyed me as well. I paid the full price at the beginning wanting to show support. Then they made the changes. They then had the front to take another full price monthly sub from my account. Once the year was up. Have contacted them many times. 0 answer

 

Yeah have had absolutely no joy.

 

Dennis Hobson is a wanker mate. The fact he's a grown man who wears a cowboy hat constantly tells you that.

 

I'm pleased I'm not subbed then, as while I love small hall boxing, and it's positive that Fightzone supports them, I would be absolutely seething at the liberty of not even being able to make Basic enquiries on a customer service level

It doesn't matter if you're paying a little or a lot, it's the basic principle and to treat your customers like they are idiots is rage inducing lol.

 

Made me laugh a while back when people on here were complaining about DAZN but singing the praises of this one. How times change.

 

Worth noting that Fightzone doesn’t support small hall shows out of the good of its heart, it was just the highest standard of boxing they could gain access to and the idea was the one that made most financial sense to them.