Technically it s good for boxing-you have all major promoters on same platform.Easier to make fights between them.
Not many boxers to draw in the casuals from 2026 though. Usyk, Fury, and Joshua will all be retired or in their final bouts. There’s literally no one else
There will be a global* moment of remembrance today for our fallen sweet prince Frankie Red Eyes. *excludes UK.
It's just how you get non boxing nuts to watch it is the issue. If you only watch boxing then DAZN is a great option. But if you like other sports, it's another subscription the same price as Now TV or TNT
Discovery+ want £31 a month for the TNT package. IMHO that is exorbitant. They don't even have the week's 'top' Champions League game any more. Difficult to justify unless you get it discounted as part of a bundle.
Frank Warren gave an interview to Seconds Out on YouTube and he went through all the times people said things would never work but did. This is just another. He knows what he's doing. He's probably the most knowledgeable promoter going. His son George is spoken highly of as well.
I love Motorsport so it ticks loads of boxes. Most of the rugby now, away cricket tours. So it's decent for me
I remember a very famous promoter who back in 1993 told me that you should never underestimate Frank Warren
That's fair mate - certainly not knocking you for subscribing. I am too right now with a preferential rate from Virgin Media. With the boxing going, not sure I can justify continuing with TNT even for £13 a month. DAZN still have to prove themselves though. Their consumer friendliness needs to improve massively, though it must be noted I've never had a problem with billing or cancellation. (Bar their retention of several of my card details, which unfortunately the Information Commissioners' Office confirmed was legitimate after my complaint).
U-turn for yourself on a DAZN subscription (not ideal bearing in mind your 9000 slating posts on the channel since you cancelled)?