maybe it will come out within the week
DAZN - Fighter Signings, Event Dates, Service Price Revealed
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DAZN schedule so far:
9/21 Bellator 205: McKee vs Macapa 9 pm ET
9/22 Joshua vs Povetkin, AJ ring walk likely at 5 pm ET
9/28 WBSS Season 1 Final: Groves vs Smith ring walk likely at 5 pm ET
9/29 Bellator 206: Mousasi vs MacDonald 9 pm ET
10/6 Matchroom Boxing Worlds Collide: Beterviev vs Johnson ring walk at 10 pm, Vargas vs Dulorme ring walk at 9 pm, show will probably start at 6 pm
10/7 WBSS Season 2: Inoue vs Payano, Relikh vs Troyanovsky 7 am ET
10/12 Bellator 207: Bader vs Mitrione 9 pm ET
10/13 WBSS Season 2: Tete vs Aloyan 5 pm ET, Matchroom Boxing: Ritson vs Patera 5 pm ET, Bellator 208: Fedor vs Sonnen 9 pm ET
10/20 Matchroom Boxing: Andrade vs Saunders ring walk 11 pm ET, show probably starts at 6 pm, WBSS Season 2: Dorticos vs Masternak ring walk at 10 pm ET
10/27 WBSS Season 2: Prograis vs Flanagan ring walk 11 pm ET
9/21 Bellator 205: McKee vs Macapa 9 pm ET
9/22 Joshua vs Povetkin, AJ ring walk likely at 5 pm ET
9/28 WBSS Season 1 Final: Groves vs Smith ring walk likely at 5 pm ET
9/29 Bellator 206: Mousasi vs MacDonald 9 pm ET
10/6 Matchroom Boxing Worlds Collide: Beterviev vs Johnson ring walk at 10 pm, Vargas vs Dulorme ring walk at 9 pm, show will probably start at 6 pm
10/7 WBSS Season 2: Inoue vs Payano, Relikh vs Troyanovsky 7 am ET
10/12 Bellator 207: Bader vs Mitrione 9 pm ET
10/13 WBSS Season 2: Tete vs Aloyan 5 pm ET, Matchroom Boxing: Ritson vs Patera 5 pm ET, Bellator 208: Fedor vs Sonnen 9 pm ET
10/20 Matchroom Boxing: Andrade vs Saunders ring walk 11 pm ET, show probably starts at 6 pm, WBSS Season 2: Dorticos vs Masternak ring walk at 10 pm ET
10/27 WBSS Season 2: Prograis vs Flanagan ring walk 11 pm ET
also 11/3 WBSS Season 2: Burnett vs Donaire / Taylor vs Martin
Combat sports fans will eat good off DAZN for the rest of the year from the first card up to bat for sure
And hopefully being on a growing platform and being dependent on subscribers will make these promoters step their game up. Bellator is notorious for booking really lackluster cards, and their cards look pretty good so far.
DAZN Broadcast Team is Revealed: Ray Leonard, Kenny, More
DAZN, the live and on-demand sports streaming platform, today announced its boxing broadcast team. The legendary Sugar Ray Leonard and Brian Kenny will call the action, Kay Adams and Chris Mannix will host each fight night, and LZ Granderson will report from ringside.
They will work their inaugural event as a unit when world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua defends his WBA, WBO and IBF belts against Alexander Povetkin on Sept. 22 from Wembley Stadium in the U.K. Beginning in October, the team will broadcast all Matchroom USA fights on DAZN including the previously announced Vargas vs. Dulorme on Oct. 6 and Saunders vs. Andrade on Oct. 20.
“What DAZN is doing is very exciting for both boxing and sports media,” said Leonard. “With all of the boxing dates DAZN already has on the calendar, they are going to have me quite busy – and that’s a great thing for fight fans because it means that good fighters are staying active and taking on meaningful challenges.”
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Leonard will provide ringside analysis for the fights, drawing on his Hall-of-Fame career as a six-time world champion, Olympic gold medalist and a legendary sports icon of the 20th century. As a fighter, Leonard’s skill and speed were matched only by his guts and heart. In a golden era of boxing, he took on – and prevailed against – many all-time greats. Out of the ring, Leonard has enjoyed a long broadcasting career working with ABC, NBC, FOX, ESPN and HBO.
Kenny will serve as the blow-by-blow announcer. Winner of seven Sports Emmy Awards, he has spent more than three decades in boxing, covering the sport for ESPN, Showtime and FOX. Prior to his current anchor role with MLB Network, Kenny spent 14 years at ESPN, anchoring SportsCenter, Baseball Tonight and Friday Night Fights. On Friday Night Fights, he hosted the biggest names in boxing from Joe Frazier to Rubin "Hurricane" Carter to Floyd Mayweather. Kenny is a recipient of the BWAA Sam Taub Award for excellence in boxing broadcasting.
Leonard and Kenny last worked together in 2017 when they called the international broadcast of the Mayweather vs. McGregor super fight and have appeared together on screen across multiple networks over the past decade-plus.
Adams and Mannix will host each broadcast. Adams is best known for hosting Good Morning Football on NFL Network and DirecTV’s Fantasy Zone. Mannix is an award-winning boxing writer for Yahoo Sports and has worked as a ringside reporter for NBC, Showtime and EPIX. He currently hosts the popular Yahoo Sports Boxing Podcast and has also covered the NBA for multiple outlets over the past 15 years.
LZ Granderson will handle ringside reporting duties for DAZN. The award-winning journalist has covered everything from the NBA and tennis for ESPN to national politics for ABC. In addition to his work in television, Granderson can be heard each weekday on “Mornings with Keyshawn, LZ and Travis” on ESPNLA 710, is a senior writer for The Undefeated, and writes for CNN. He also co-hosts livestream coverage of world premieres for Marvel Studios and was a co-host of the popular ESPN TV show SportsNation.
“We’re committed to bringing our subscribers not just top-notch boxing and MMA – but also top-notch production,” said Joseph Markowski, DAZN SVP, North America. “With this broadcast team, viewers will be in good hands and we look forward to introducing a series of innovations to our fight night experience in the coming months.”
Early action at each Matchroom USA fight night will be called by broadcast veteran Todd Grisham and former world champion Sergio Mora. Additionally, Akin “Ak” Reyes and Barak Bess, known for their boxing shows on Sirius XM Radio and ThisIs50.com, will interview some of the biggest names in the sport throughout fight week.
DAZN, the live and on-demand sports streaming platform, today announced its boxing broadcast team. The legendary Sugar Ray Leonard and Brian Kenny will call the action, Kay Adams and Chris Mannix will host each fight night, and LZ Granderson will report from ringside.
They will work their inaugural event as a unit when world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua defends his WBA, WBO and IBF belts against Alexander Povetkin on Sept. 22 from Wembley Stadium in the U.K. Beginning in October, the team will broadcast all Matchroom USA fights on DAZN including the previously announced Vargas vs. Dulorme on Oct. 6 and Saunders vs. Andrade on Oct. 20.
“What DAZN is doing is very exciting for both boxing and sports media,” said Leonard. “With all of the boxing dates DAZN already has on the calendar, they are going to have me quite busy – and that’s a great thing for fight fans because it means that good fighters are staying active and taking on meaningful challenges.”
Leonard will provide ringside analysis for the fights, drawing on his Hall-of-Fame career as a six-time world champion, Olympic gold medalist and a legendary sports icon of the 20th century. As a fighter, Leonard’s skill and speed were matched only by his guts and heart. In a golden era of boxing, he took on – and prevailed against – many all-time greats. Out of the ring, Leonard has enjoyed a long broadcasting career working with ABC, NBC, FOX, ESPN and HBO.
Kenny will serve as the blow-by-blow announcer. Winner of seven Sports Emmy Awards, he has spent more than three decades in boxing, covering the sport for ESPN, Showtime and FOX. Prior to his current anchor role with MLB Network, Kenny spent 14 years at ESPN, anchoring SportsCenter, Baseball Tonight and Friday Night Fights. On Friday Night Fights, he hosted the biggest names in boxing from Joe Frazier to Rubin "Hurricane" Carter to Floyd Mayweather. Kenny is a recipient of the BWAA Sam Taub Award for excellence in boxing broadcasting.
Leonard and Kenny last worked together in 2017 when they called the international broadcast of the Mayweather vs. McGregor super fight and have appeared together on screen across multiple networks over the past decade-plus.
Adams and Mannix will host each broadcast. Adams is best known for hosting Good Morning Football on NFL Network and DirecTV’s Fantasy Zone. Mannix is an award-winning boxing writer for Yahoo Sports and has worked as a ringside reporter for NBC, Showtime and EPIX. He currently hosts the popular Yahoo Sports Boxing Podcast and has also covered the NBA for multiple outlets over the past 15 years.
LZ Granderson will handle ringside reporting duties for DAZN. The award-winning journalist has covered everything from the NBA and tennis for ESPN to national politics for ABC. In addition to his work in television, Granderson can be heard each weekday on “Mornings with Keyshawn, LZ and Travis” on ESPNLA 710, is a senior writer for The Undefeated, and writes for CNN. He also co-hosts livestream coverage of world premieres for Marvel Studios and was a co-host of the popular ESPN TV show SportsNation.
“We’re committed to bringing our subscribers not just top-notch boxing and MMA – but also top-notch production,” said Joseph Markowski, DAZN SVP, North America. “With this broadcast team, viewers will be in good hands and we look forward to introducing a series of innovations to our fight night experience in the coming months.”
Early action at each Matchroom USA fight night will be called by broadcast veteran Todd Grisham and former world champion Sergio Mora. Additionally, Akin “Ak” Reyes and Barak Bess, known for their boxing shows on Sirius XM Radio and ThisIs50.com, will interview some of the biggest names in the sport throughout fight week.
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Massive deal for Canelo 
Iono brehs, all the people who were hating on Dazn and espn+ kinda look dumb right now.
The FIGHTERS who were clowning dazn especially look dumb right now
Does this essentially kill PPV for anyone not named Mayweather?
The two biggest cash cows in the sport can be watched for $10
One question I have is how does this impact the pockets of ppl who fight canelo since the ppv money wont be there for them. I guess canelo can pull $20 mil out his sock and throw to them and canelo will make that money right back from the streaming incentives
Iono brehs, all the people who were hating on Dazn and espn+ kinda look dumb right now.
The FIGHTERS who were clowning dazn especially look dumb right now
Does this essentially kill PPV for anyone not named Mayweather?
The two biggest cash cows in the sport can be watched for $10
One question I have is how does this impact the pockets of ppl who fight canelo since the ppv money wont be there for them. I guess canelo can pull $20 mil out his sock and throw to them and canelo will make that money right back from the streaming incentives