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The PPV business is dying as the UFC is the latest company to abandon the model


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  • 2 weeks later...
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There was a period after premium cable television became inundated with live professional sports events where pay-per-view made sense, but it was always intended to be a gateway to the content farming we have now.  The new ESPN DTC streaming service is notable only in that it closes this particular arc.

  • 2 weeks later...
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Honestly, PPV hasn’t been part of my life since the Tyson-Holyfield fight. Any UFC fight I’ve always been able to catch at Hooter’s or Twin Peaks or some other sports bar. Once streaming became ubiquitous, I could sail the high seas for any other events. 

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I've paid for a PPV event exactly 0 times in over 30 years of living... Last thing I might even want to watch but yeah like WHY THE FUCK WOULD I DO THAT?....was the Tyson Vs. Jake Paul thing which I heard went horrible as fuck with unforeseen lag, crashes, and pirating. I didn't really need a magic 8 ball to tell me that was going to happen. :LithiumSmileyIndifferent:

Tie Jake Paul up and surgically attach like medieval era maces to Mike Tysons hands and you'll get a PPV purchase from me ppl. Until then....STFU.

Edited by PhilosipherStoned
for gods sake don't firget to dip the maces in concentrated bubonic plague extract either...

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