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Originally Posted by thatllbeme
I was thinking fightpass but the Braemer v Krasniqi fight on 21st march is on sky sports and in an interview last week they were supposed to be announcing something late last week
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Here you go:
http://www.sauerlandpromotion.com/ne...v-rights-deal/
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
"Economics aside, the most fascinating aspect of this mega-fight is that it will force bitter TV rivals to collaborate for the pay-per-view broadcast. Time Warner’s HBO, which has a deal with Pacquiao, and CBS’ Showtime, which airs Mayweather’s fights, will collaborate and broadcast the bout on both networks simultaneously."
http://qz.com/349274/all-the-ways-ma...ng-match-ever/ |
Funny how networks can find a way to work together when there is big bucks at stake
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Jeff Powell has suggested in the Daily Mail today Boxnation may charge subscribers £12.00 extra on top of their usual subscription fee to watch Mayweather Vs. Pacman, if they win the rights.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...dding-war.html
"Frank Warren’s dedicated BoxNation channel is believed to be considering adding a comparatively modest one-off pay-per-view supplement to its £12-a-month subscription rates for this event of such magnitude."
I would not be happy with this at all, especially as Boxnation clearly state on their website:
"It's available to all HD enabled B0xNati0n subscribers on the Sky TV platform at no extra cost, and with no additional sign up needed!
We'll never ask subscribers to pay-per-view to watch fights"