For the first time in a long time a major event of huge proportions in boxing is bring taken off pay per view saving fans $80 on a big fight.
For years, Americans have had to fork out often eighty to a hundred dollars at most sometimes for big fights in boxing.
Now, maybe pay per view is not completely dead.
UFC President Dana White who is now a boxing promoter cautioned to say pay per view is not totally gone recently.
Mentioning this after the UFC confirmed the $7.7 billion Paramount Plus streaming deal for the UFC (that boxing will also avail of soon by all accounts as well).
Their first big boxing event is on September 13th in Las Vegas on Netflix for Canelo Alvarez vs Terence Crawford.
The fight is live on Netflix totally free worldwide for anyone in the world who subscribes to Netflix.
10 Reasons Why Making Canelo vs Crawford Free For Netflix Subscribers Is A Game Changer
Here’s 10 reasons why its a game changer:
Removes pay-per-view costs for millions of Netflix subscribers.
Reaches untapped audiences in over 190 countries.
Boosts viewership with potential record numbers.
Leverages Netflix’s massive marketing reach.
Attracts younger streaming-savvy fans.
Engages casual viewers, broadening appeal.
Enhances global social media interaction.
Reduces piracy with a legal free option.
Sets a trend for streaming future fights.
Drives revenue via new subscriptions.
Ultimately, boxing fans are the real winners here.
As everyone is basically.
Boxing will continue to develop and expand into new markets in the time ahead.
This is only the start of truly great times for the sport and industry.
Canelo vs Crawford is a fight everyone is talking about worldwide.
