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BOXING PPV UNTIL MAY 9 🥊📺

World Boxing News reveals the next 12 weeks of Pay Per Views on offer to viewers through DAZN and PPV.com.

Fury vs Makhmudov and Itauma vs Franklin are both confirmed non-PPV on Netflix and DAZN. 👊💥

#payperview #boxingPPV #boxing

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Mudança na precificação impulsiona Premiere e leva PPV da Globo a recorde Estratégia digital causa impacto nos valores do canal pago da Globo e explica o crescimento do PPV no ano de 2025

Estratégia digital causa impacto nos valores da assinatura no canal pago e explica o crescimento do PPV em 2025
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Sydney Sweeney Eyes Real-Life Boxing After ‘Christy’ Sydney Sweeney is bringing more than acting chops to the screen in her upcoming biopic Christy. The rising star, who portrays legendary boxer Christy Martin, reveals she’s ready to step into the ring herself, fueled by the intense training and connection to her character. Sydney Sweeney’s Journey From Screen to Boxing Ring The Emmy-nominated actress didn’t just train to play Christy Martin—she’s now contemplating a real-life boxing match.

Sydney Sweeney Eyes Charity Fight After Playing Christy

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DAZN Power Slaps Boxing Fans with 2026 PPV Rollout Boxing fans have every reason to feel blindsided. World Boxing News can confirm that DAZN is already planning multiple DAZN PPV 2026 events — a stark contrast to Turki Alalshikh’s promise earlier this year to abolish PPV fees beginning November 22. This sudden shift violates the core Alalshikh DAZN promise fans believed they were receiving. Despite the pledge, promotional materials for the upcoming Benavidez vs Yarde card and the undercard fight between Eubank Jr and Benn make no mention that these are PPV-only events. Even on social media (as of November 2025), Alalshikh and Ring Magazine’s promotions highlight that “the whole Ring IV fight card will be available to stream live on DAZN in over 200 countries across the globe,” without clarifying that additional PPV charges apply. At first glance, this could easily mislead viewers, as “available to stream on DAZN” isn’t strictly accurate. The Reality Behind the Headlines World Boxing News, reporting on the costs this month, reveals that a closer inspection of DAZN’s own platform exposes the truth. According to DAZN’s official U.S. pricing as of November 2025, fans in the U.S. will need to pay $119.98 plus standard subscription fees to access Benavidez vs Yarde and Eubank Jr vs Benn — fights occurring just one week apart. This comes on top of DAZN’s existing annual subscription, which has recently risen to $224.99 per year, effectively pushing total boxing subscription costs for casual fans close to $500 over a short period if they follow all the major events. DAZN’s aggressive PPV strategy comes on the heels of a particularly contentious year for fans. After Turki Alalshikh vowed to eliminate extra PPV charges, many boxing enthusiasts subscribed, expecting access to premium fights without additional fees. Instead, what they are now seeing is a return to PPV-heavy scheduling, with not only marquee events locked behind paywalls. Platform Perspective World Boxing News reached out to DAZN for comment on the apparent contradiction between the Turki Alalshikh DAZN promise and the current pricing strategy. A representative has yet to comment on the specific PPV 2026 plans, but DAZN has reiterated the company’s commitment to delivering the best fights in boxing. It appears that PPV remains a necessary business model for funding events on its global schedule. Fan Backlash and Legal Concerns The response from subscribers has been swift. Fans are cancelling memberships, venting frustration on social media, and questioning the platform’s commitment to transparency. Boxing attorney Kurt Emhoff, Esq., voiced a common sentiment (in a statement made in October 2025): “DAZN televised Joshua defending three of the four heavyweight titles as part of the subscription, no extra charge. Now, Whyte-Chisora III is on PPV. It’s crazy, and I’m very close to unsubscribing.” Industry analysts echo this concern. Steve Kim, a respected boxing writer, remarked that while PPVs are inevitable for mega-events, DAZN’s rapid rollout of multiple high-cost cards risks alienating loyal fans and undermining trust. The Subscriber Cost Crunch DAZN’s 2025 holiday PPV schedule highlighted the problem: four major fights were slated in less than two months (as of October 2025), including Parker vs. Wardley, Eubank Jr. vs. Benn 2, Benavidez vs. Yarde, and Chisora vs. Whyte 3 (later cancelled). Subscribers faced a combined cost approaching $465 for premium access. Even without Chisora vs Whyte 3, the scale of charges illustrates the financial pressure fans now face regarding their overall boxing subscription costs. A Warning Sign for Boxing Fans DAZN’s plan for 2026 appears to continue this trend, with two world title fights slated for the first quarter of 2026, which WBN will reveal in the coming weeks. While the platform may argue that PPVs are necessary to fund stellar headliners, the lack of clear communication — and the contrast with Alalshikh’s prior promises — risks further subscriber dissatisfaction and long-term reputational damage. Boxing fans worldwide are watching closely as the platform navigates the delicate balance between revenue generation and maintaining loyalty. WBN will continue to monitor DAZN’s PPV rollout, subscriber response, and any evolving messaging from Alalshikh regarding promised changes to the platform’s business model. It’s a Power Slap in the face for loyal DAZN subscribers and those who specifically signed up in July after Alalshikh intended to abolish the paid platform. Reporting verified November 2025 by World Boxing News staff. About the Author Phil Jay is a veteran boxing journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the global fight scene. As Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN) since 2010, Jay has interviewed dozens of world champions and reported ringside on boxing’s biggest nights. View all articles by Phil Jay and learn more about his work in combat sports journalism.

DAZN Power Slaps Boxing Fans with 2026 PPV Rollout https://www.worldbox #boxingPPV #PayPerView #boxing

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Broken Boxing PPV Promises Trigger 2025 DAZN Subscriber Exodus DAZN’s permanent trip into Pay Per View territory has left U.S. boxing fans reeling — and a growing wave of subscribers is voting with their wallets. After signing up for a subscription package that now ranges from $400 to $465 for new subscribers through November and December, many feel the streaming platform has broken its promises, leaving loyal fans frustrated and alienated. The anger isn’t just about cost. In July, Turki Alalshikh vowed to abolish all PPV fees, a promise that has since disappeared into silence. Fans are now seeing a complete 360-degree reversal: fights that were expected to be included in subscriptions are now locked behind PPV paywalls. There’s been talk of a ‘Fight Pass‘ similar to the UFC being introduced, forcing fans to choose whether to fork out for all PPVs in one package or be more selective and pay more. WBN estimates that DAZN could lose hundreds of subscribers over the coming weeks, judging by complaints on X alone. Legal and Fan Outcry Boxing attorney Kurt Emhoff, Esq., led the public frustration. “It’s crazy. DAZN televised Joshua defending three of the four heavyweight titles as part of the subscription — no extra charge (Ruiz I, Povetkin, Pulev). Now, Whyte-Chisora III is on DAZN PPV in the U.S., though neither guy has much of a U.S. fan base. I’m very close to unsubscribing.” Fans on social media echoed his concerns: “I unsubscribed in April. Haven’t had any regrets so far.” “DAZN moving into PPV for mega events wasn’t great, but I can accept that. I can eat the sub price hike too. What I can’t accept is every fight that isn’t a club show being put on PPV. It’s insane. Why even subscribe?” Industry Perspective Writer Steve Kim offered a sharp rebuttal to DAZN’s broken promises in his article DAZN and Confused: “Well, despite promises from Tracy Morgan (remember those commercials?), pay-per-view is actually alive and well. In fact, it’s flourishing. Sure, we still get cards from Golden Boy Promotions and the usual rotation of Matchroom Boxing cards that feature the likes of Jaron Ennis and ‘Bam’ Rodriguez, but the reality is that there are now more and more pay-per-view cards on DAZN. It might be safe to say that nobody has helped the sale of Firesticks more than DAZN in the last couple of years.” The Subscriber Cost Crunch As WBN reported, a third clash between Dillian Whyte and Derek Chisora will push the total cost for a U.S. subscriber — who previously purchased Parker vs Wardley — close to $500 for just the last two months of the year. For many fans, this is untenable: “DAZN has killed boxing. I bought every fight for years, but haven’t bought anything since Usyk vs Dubois. Most of the fights on DAZN shouldn’t be anywhere near PPV. Who cares about Whyte vs Chisora?” What This Means for Boxing The backlash highlights a growing disconnect between streaming promises and reality. Loyal fans, already paying for high-priced subscriptions, feel alienated by unexpected PPV fees for fights they assumed were included. While DAZN may argue that the economics of mega-events demand PPV, the strategy risks long-term damage to trust and fan engagement. The boxing community now watches closely as DAZN navigates subscriber exodus and fan resentment, with the platform’s credibility — and the willingness of fans to invest hundreds of dollars for a few months of fights — on the line. WBN will continue to monitor DAZN’s PPV rollout and the evolving response from boxing fans worldwide. About the Author Phil Jay is a veteran boxing journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the global fight scene. As Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN) since 2010, Jay has interviewed dozens of world champions and reported ringside on boxing’s biggest nights. [View all articles by Phil Jay] and learn more about his work in combat sports journalism. Stay Ahead in Boxing News Subscribe to the free WBN Newsletter for trusted updates, exclusive interviews, and fight analysis delivered daily. Join the [World Boxing News Channel] or follow WBN on [Linktree].

Broken Boxing PPV Promises Trigger 2025 DAZN Subscriber Exodus https://www.worldbox #boxing #DAZNPPV #PayPerView

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