Matchroom and DAZN have announced a three-year extension to their broadcast deals in the USA and Mexico. The deal comes days before Canelo Alvarez defends his undisputed super middleweight crown against John Ryder in $54.99 pay-per-view fight on the network.
“I am delighted to announce this extension to our deal with DAZN in the US and Mexico,” said Matchroom boss Eddie Hearn. “DAZN’s schedule is, without doubt, the best in the sport, and our big nights in the States and all-action cards in Mexico are a massive part of that. This new deal means more undisputed, unified, and world title blockbusters, more 50-50 wars with the top contenders and more showcasing the best-rising talent in the region – and we’re ready to provide further thrilling action and value for the DAZN subscribers.”
I subscribe a few years ago and have to say that I’m satisfied! As a consumer you want to see your product often, but not watered down. While I won’t go as far as both HBO & Showtime back in the day, I will say that I’m more satisfied than what I see with ESPN & ESPN+!!
I recently canceled my DAZN subscription after a whopper of an increase, the content isn’t worth the money.
I canceled ESPN+ a few months back but now I’m looking into signing up again.
Either way, the value just isn’t there to justify the expense for either outlet.
I miss HBO, Showtime does a descent job with their lineup, just wish they’d add more fights to their schedule.
Agree BoriMex
.. quality fights and programming… Dazn is certainly worth the money…innovative in many ways…Dazn stated showing fights … competitive fights …hours before the main fight card… innovative in other ways as well …worth every penny… particularly when you can watch combat sports programming …docs…prior fightd..in an app on your phone or computer…just good stuff
more 50/50 wars
Canelo vs Ryder
whopping 18:1 fave
yeah right