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DAZN Doubling Monthly Subscription Price, Lowering Annual Payment

The DAZN streaming service is bumping up their prices. Originally, a monthly subscription would set fans back $9.99. Now, fans will have to pay $19.99 a month for the streaming service. However, fans could always pay $99.99 a year, which comes out to $8.33 per month – a far better deal. The service provides fans […]

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The DAZN streaming service is bumping up their prices.

Originally, a monthly subscription would set fans back $9.99. Now, fans will have to pay $19.99 a month for the streaming service. However, fans could always pay $99.99 a year, which comes out to $8.33 per month – a far better deal.

The service provides fans with multiple sporting events, including both boxing and mixed martial arts (MMA). Several high-profile boxing stars have signed deals with the service such as Gennady Golovkin, Canelo Alvarez, and Anthony Joshua.

Bellator MMA and Combate signed broadcast deals with the service, with Bellator’s being valued at around $100 million. They also inked Alvarez down to a five-year, 11-fight deal worth $365 million. Unfortunately, they weren’t able to sign WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder, who turned down a three-fight, $100 million deal.

Streaming seems to be the direction the combat sports world is headed, especially after the UFC recently announced ESPN+ as their exclusive home for pay-per-view (PPV) events.

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Deontay Wilder Reportedly Turning Down $100 Million DAZN Deal

Deontay Wilder is expected to announce his network decision soon. However, DAZN is not expected to be his choice. According to Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix, Wilder is expected to decline a $100 million multi-fight offer from the DAZN streaming service. The service has been aggressively pursuing “The Bronze Bomber” as of late: “Deontay Wilder will formally […]

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“GGG” Gennady Golovkin Signs with DAZN

Gennady Golovkin (38-1-1, 34 KOs) is the latest high profile boxer to sign with DAZN. The no longer free agent has signed on with the same video streaming service as Saul “Canelo” Alvarez for a six-fight deal and the speculation of having a GGG vs. Can…

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Gennady Golovkin Reportedly Closing In On DAZN Deal, Involves Company Equity

Chances of a trilogy fight between Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez are looking very high. The Mexican star inked a record-breaking deal with the DAZN streaming service last year. Now, Ring Magazine’s Mike Coppinger reports that Golovkin and DAZN are now closing in on a multi-fight deal. The deal includes three guaranteed fights out of a possible six. […]

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Gennady Golovkin Expected to Sign with DAZN

The DAZN streaming service has been making some big moves lately. They recently signed Canelo Alvarez to a record-breaking broadcast deal. He signed for five years over 11 fights, worth $365 million. The first fight of that deal went down last month (Sat. December 15, 2018) against Rocky Fielding. He finished Fielding in the third round to capture the WBA Super […]

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GGG Close To Short-Term Deal With DAZN

Combat sports streaming service DAZN has reportedly inked a short-term deal with the highest-profile boxing free agent on the market. Mike Coppinger of Ring Magazine first reported that Matchroom Boxing’s Eddie Hearn and DAZN chairman John Skipper met with “GGG” in Los Angeles on Wednesday. The goal of the meeting was to finalize terms of […]

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Combat sports streaming service DAZN has reportedly inked a short-term deal with the highest-profile boxing free agent on the market.

Mike Coppinger of Ring Magazine first reported that Matchroom Boxing’s Eddie Hearn and DAZN chairman John Skipper met with “GGG” in Los Angeles on Wednesday. The goal of the meeting was to finalize terms of a contract that would be for two fights. Both would earn him six-figure paydays.

Coppinger also stated that “barring an unforeseen stumbling block in talks between GGG and Hearn/DAZN, it appears deal will get done.”

Golovkin is a former unified middleweight champion. He is coming off a narrow majority decision loss to Canelo Alvarez last September. The year before, he suffered a far more controversial split draw to the same opponent. “GGG” did defeat Vanes Martirosyan in May of 2018 via KO in lieu of Canelo’s failed drug test.

DAZN has quickly become the marquee destination for boxing talent. The service boasts the fighting rights to Canelo Alvarez, unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, undisputed cruiserweight champion Oleksandr Usyk, and WBC super-flyweight champ Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, just to name a few.

Should Golovkin sign with DAZN a trilogy fight with Canelo would only make sense. However, being that “GGG’s” reported deal essentially equates to a one-year contract, matchmakers better get a move on.

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