“I’m Not Having It”- Tyson Fury and Promoter Frank Warren React to DAZN’s Price Increase

The atmosphere in the Fury camp seems very relaxed and jolly as ‘The Gypsy King’ prepares for his trilogy fight. Tyson Fury will take on former WBC champion Deontay Wilder at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Promoters billed the fight ‘Once and for all’.

In an interview with IFL TV, Frank Warren, Tyson Fury’s promoter, spoke about where to watch the fight, what to expect, and what the future holds for ‘The Gypsy King’ Tyson Fury. The Brit pugilist then entered the room and hyped Warren up as he spoke about selling more tickets than DAZN sold subscriptions.

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“Oh, by the way, I’m canceling me DAZN subscription coz it’s gone up from 2 pounds to 7 quid. I’m not having it. Too much of a jump, Frank. If we went from 20 quid on Pay Per View to 75, it’d be no good, would it? And it’s the same jump, it’s about a 95% increase.” Fury remarked.

In a bid to break Sky Sports and BT Sport’s stranglehold of British Boxing, DAZN increased their monthly subscription rates in the UK and Ireland. “That price point is a recognition and a doff of the cap for the fact that we’ve significantly increased our live sport and original content offer in the UK and Ireland, relative to when we launched in December,” Markowski told Sportsmail.

Tyson Fury’s fight against Deontay Wilder will air only on BT Sport Boxing in the UK.

Fans ridicule Deontay Wilder’s training video ahead of trilogy fight against Tyson Fury

Deontay ‘The Bronze Bomber’ Wilder posted a video of himself on his Instagram where he was shadow boxing and flexing in what seemed to be a large body of water. Fans were quick to ridicule Wilder’s training methods and questioned the point of uploading that video.

‘The Bronze Bomber’ Deontay Wilder will look to prove the naysayers wrong and avenge his humiliating defeat against Tyson Fury on October 9.

Tyson Fury knocked Wilder out the last time they fought in the ring. Will Deontay Wilder be able to avenge his loss and show that his training methods worked wonders?