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Streaming giant Netflix’s forays into the world of live sports continue. And, this time it’s women’s boxing... Read More At:- https://lnkd.in/gvixUJB3 Netflix #streaming #livesports #Netflix #boxing #news #NewsUpdate #newsfeed #dailynews #IBWNews

What's best way to watch Fury vs Usyk Boxing live streaming? 🔴Visit🥊► https://shorturl.at/ouBS8 🔴Watch🥊► https://shorturl.at/ouBS8 What's best way to watch Fury vs Usyk Boxing live streaming?, I've been wanting to watch more games lately, but most online links I've found either skip frequently or are lower quality. I don't mind paying for league pass, but they blackout local games (which is 2 teams for me) and all nationally televised games (ESPN, TNT & ABC). I refuse to pay basically double or more just to get those channels and just for Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk games. i’m looking at YouTube TV. i know some subscriptions don’t show certain games i got paramount and i couldn’t watch any of the Boxing Streams. I’m located in Michigan (detroit area) i really don’t wanna pay for cable just for the Major League Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk - Boxing Regular Season 2024 Games. I pirate everything: games, movies, software, and even made my own plex server. But lately I have gotten really into UFC and haven't found a great way to watch Boxing Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk for free live. I don't care if there is a small delay or anything, but it needs to be at a good bitrate at 1080p or it isn't worth watch for me. Also preferably I would want a way to watch it on a smart TV in some way but im expecting to sacrifice that luxury honestly. I have researched and found a few ways to watch it but I want to see what you guys recommend. Boxing Today Games:- I have good Internet and a good PC if that matters. I just wanna watch Boxing games in good quality without paying over $250 a year. Any advice is appreciated. Key: ver Boxing en vivo online, Boxing En direct Streaming, Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk Boxing in diretta streaming gratis or gratuit regarder

🥊 Is it time for broadcasters to move away from PPV boxing coverage? On Saturday night Oleksandr Usky defeated Tyson Fury to become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world in what was one of the highest-ever illegally streamed sporting events of all time. And some of the stats found by the Yield Sec study for the Daily Mail are pretty incredible 👇 📺 Watched by at least 20 million using illegal streams 💰 Cost TV rights holders around £95 million in lost revenue 🇬🇧 Almost four million watched in the UK alone 🗺 Analysis found evidence of over 2000 different streaming locations Sky Sports, TNT Sports and Dazn all bought the rights to broadcast but at £25 it's no surprise that many chose to watch the fight illegally. This price has been increasing year-on-year for a while now and with the increased availability of streams through things like IPTV (The dodgy Amazon stick) is it time for Boxing to rethink its strategy? Yes, the revenue may sound great but including fights like this on an affordable subscription package is surely going to reduce the number of illegal viewers. Doing so would also allow broadcasters to increase revenue from genuine subscribers and generate additional revenue from ad placements throughout the coverage, now you can say for sure x number of people are watching! #Sportsbiz | #Sportstech | #Fanengagement

FUN QUESTION: Will tonight's Netflix boxing spectacle (Tyson vs Paul) be the 𝐦𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐰𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐝 𝐬𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫 to appear on streaming media? Many question why anyone would watch this event. It's not a title fight and boxing has not drawn more than 5M viewers on paid streaming services. At Unanimous AI, we connect large human groups to form "artificial experts" that can answer questions in real-time. This allows us to quickly generate insights from human groups that greatly outperform other methods. We were asked to study viewership expectations for this Netflix event. We did this using our new Thinkscape platform with 100 random sports fans. We predict the answer is YES: this will likely exceed 25 MILLION viewers, making it the most watched sporting event in streaming media history. The video below shows the reasons generated in Thinkscape. Unanimous AI David Baltaxe Joshua Sitzer Future of Marketing Institute M. David Rice Chris Hornbostel

🚀 Exciting times ahead in the world of streaming! Imagine this: in less than five years, you might be watching WWE Network events on Netflix. 💪 - Netflix has been known to adjust its pricing regularly, possibly to keep up with new content offerings. - With every addition, whether it's sports or live events, a minor price hike isn't far behind. - Would you pay $30 to $40 a month if it included WWE? Where do you see the future of streaming heading? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments! 📣 #Streaming #WWE #Netflix #DigitalTransformation #EntertainmentIndustry #Innovation,#wrestling, #wwe, #prowrestling, #mma, #bjj ,#jiujitsu, #aew, #ufc, #boxing ,#grappling,

🎬𝐍𝐞𝐭𝐟𝐥𝐢𝐱'𝐬 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐬 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐨𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧🥷 Over the period of time Netflix has emerged as your and my favourite #ott for rom-coms, action, thriller, horror, and............ #binge watching. > Somehow, #Netflix recently streamed an eminent boxing event feat. Jake Paul and Mike Tyson. 🤼 > In addition to this, Netflix has also signed a 3-year deal with National Football League (NFL) for live-streaming of #Christmas Day games. ⚽ > Further, a $5 billion deal with WWE to stream #Raw for 10 years has also taken place. 💸 But why this sudden focus to #sports? Netflix #ott #netflix #sports #wwe #wrestling #bingewatch #subscription #engagement #audience #retention #pricing #newtech #productstrategy #strategy #growth #livematch #miketyson #jakepaul #livematch #raw #productgrowth #productdevelopment #productmanagement

Netflix India is set to become the exclusive streaming platform for World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) content in the country, beginning April 2025... Read More At:- https://lnkd.in/g2sgCWFg Netflix WWE #streaming #WWE #raw #SmackDown #content #Netflix #OTT #news #NewsUpdate #newsfeed #dailynews #IBWNews

INSIGHT: Netflix live boxing by the numbers (Netflix holds few records).   I still see conversations going back and forth on Netflix live event that broke a lot of records.   I want to provide some insights on Netflix numbers (taking the Paul-Tyson match) and also extrapolate on other key metrics not provided by Netflix.   The first number is the average minute audience (AMA) of 108 million live viewers globally. The final of the FIFA world cup’22 was watched by 1.5B people, if we assume 20% using streaming, we are at 300M streaming viewers globally.   Next we have the peak concurrent sessions that was measured at 65 million globally and 38 million in the US. For the records, the largest single country event reported was the Indian Cricket with Disney-Hotstar + in 2023, that hit 59 million sessions. We are now going to look at associated traffic.   If we compare the 38 million with other US sports, the largest was Peacock on the NFL AFC playoff early 2024 with 16.3 million peak sessions. The sessions afe one thing, the traffic is another thing. Some ISP have communicated that the peak traffic on Netflix was 66% of the Peacock traffic, if we assume Peacock is in AVC and Netflix is in HEVC, we can deduce the Netflix peering traffic was 63 T/s total and the traffic to end users was 162T/s, 68% higher than the total Peacock traffic delivered to end users. If we now go back to India, we count 59M x 1M/s = 59T/s, so we can say Netflix has the largest traffic for a sport event in any country as US and India have the largest number of sessions.      ISP are also indicating that the peak traffic (on its peering points) during the match was 2.5 x compared to the previous days on their peering points. This means that the total traffic to end users has increased by a factor 8.3x. For the records, during Olympics, we see a jump of up to 10x. Yes Netflix had "challenges" to serve so many sessions simultaneously, but they also broke some records. Lesson learnt. Mark de Jong Xavier Leclercq Rhett Sampson

The Pro Volleyball Federation (PVF) is going all-in on cutting-edge live production and intelligent IP video distribution with LTN — bringing more live broadcasts to top networks and streaming services 🏐💥 Want an inside track on how LTN powers PVF’s biggest season yet? 💡 Don’t miss Colin Moran's interview with SVG Europe on overcoming remote production challenges, harnessing reliable connectivity, and the future of smart automation — read more here: https://lnkd.in/emgUUWtx #LTN #Sportsproduction #ProVolleyball #PVF #Liveevents #Livesports

UFC PPV: How Much is the UFC 295 PPV? https://lnkd.in/gq5SprMs How Much Did UFC 295 Cost? A Look Back at the PPV Price The UFC 295 pay-per-view (PPV), which took place on November 11, 2023, is no longer available for live purchase. However, it might be available for replay on streaming services depending on your region. Here’s a breakdown of the pricing for UFC 295: Cost for New Subscribers: For new subscribers to the platform (likely ESPN+ in the US), a bundle offer was available at the time. This bundle included the UFC 295 PPV and an annual subscription to ESPN+ for a discounted price. The exact price might vary...