Thread: VOD Netflix/Streaming Services
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Old 17-10-2018, 18:56   #4565
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services
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Originally Posted by Chad View Post
Canelo Alvarez has signed the richest contract in sports history with new streaming service dazn. This follows their recent multi year deal with Eddie Hearn worth £750 million.

With HBO recently confirming they are pulling out of boxing after nearly 45 years there is set to be a seismic shift on how boxing is viewed in the States.

DAZN don't have the streaming market to themselves. Espn also recently launched a streaming service which also includes boxing coverage. Both services cost $15 in total giving boxing fans more action than ever before, cheaper than ever before without the need of a contract or TV subscription.

We're witnessing a shift from conventional linear broadcasting to streaming. Once the shift has happened I can't see it going back the way
Agreed, Chad. It's a one-way dead end street for the conventional linear channels. Just a few more years and it will become obvious.
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