Awful Announcing
"We can't just talk about fights that DAZN carries. If you're a boxing fan, you want to hear [about other events]. We think of boxing as a great soap opera. There's so much around each fight, all the boxers, all the promoters, fights that are going to happen, aren't going to happen, judges' scoring cards, you name it. There's so much to discuss."
Sky offered DAZN $609 million U.S. for some continued Serie A rights-sharing in Italy, but DAZN has turned them down, opting to focus on keeping those rights streaming-only.
Horowitz leaves DAZN after two years.
DAZN has good reason for sitting this one out for a while, whether they're in play for the rights or not.
Just floating it as a possibility could be a sign that an IPO is more plausible than ever for DAZN.
Mayer was once considered a candidate for the ESPN president position.
Meadowlark is looking for investment from multiple partners, not just one.
Kovalev is set to fight on DAZN at the end of January.
Could Sporting News become more tailored to sports gambling customers?
This marks an early end to one of DAZN's biggest U.S. deals.
Canelo's frustrations with DAZN had been brewing for months.
These latest DAZN layoffs appear to signal a further shift away from U.S. expansion and towards more global expansion.
It's tough to be the "Netflix of Sports" when there aren't any sports.
