Mixed Responses: DAZN’s separate pricing for Garcia-Romero and Canelo-Convict events

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Mixed Responses: DAZN’s separate pricing for Garcia-Romero and Canelo-Convict events

Ryan Garcia vs Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero and Canelo Alvarez vs William Scull’s events are priced separately at $ 59.99 or bought as a bundle at $ 89.99, Live on Dazn.

Fans responses to prices are mixed, but the Garcia-Romero event has a more favorable scene because it has three solid fights in the Fury Fury card Dazn ppv at square times in New York City.

The value of value

There would be much more interest in the Canelo event if it was packaged with the Garcia-Romero card. Canelo could be a primary worthy support.

Many of them say they will take a hard pass on the Canelo-Scull event because they consider it terrible. Scull is not a PPV level fighter, which is considered a misdemeanor.

Garcia vs Rolly card – $ 59.99

– Devin Haney vs. Jose Ramirez
– Teofimo Lopez vs Arnold Barboza Jr.

The Canelo-Scull incident on May 3rd includes a subcardy consisting of older fighters and those who come off defeat. Supporters are unknown to fans, 168-lb (23-0, 9 ko) IBF champion, and many who last saw his last battle against Vladimir Shishkin were not impressed. They believe he lost that battle. I watched the fighting, and I had Shishikin winning 10-2. It wasn’t close.

UNDER -CARD CANELO VS SCull – $ 59.99

– Badou Jack vs Ryan Rozicki
– Jaime Munguia vs Bruno Surace 2
– Martin Bale vs Ephrace Ajagba
– Brayan Leon vs Aaron Rocha Guerrero
– Marco Green Vs. Michel Galvanized Polina

Super Middleweight Munguia competitor comes off a hitting loss out to Surace, and has lost two out of his last three fights. He is not the ideal guy for the joint feature. If Munguia was still unbeaten, that’s what else, but it’s not.

Martin Bakole’s heavy weight was cast out in two rounds in his last battle against Joseph Parker. He came into that battle looking like a blimp, weighing 310 lbs. Given Bakole’s recent performance, it’s out of place on a PPV -card.

WBC Badou’s cruise weight champion is 41 and was moved to win its belt by beating a handful of middle -road fighters. It’s not someone you can throw in the ring with Jai Opetaia or Gilberto Ramirez and expect him to come out winning.

“I heard they were fighting for six in the morning. If I know he was fighting for six in the morning Saudi Time. It could be a regular time here, during this night (in southern California) EsnewsResponding to Canelo Alvarez leaving three weeks early for his battle in Saudi Arabia on May 3rd.

“Why is it leaving three weeks early? Because if you’re leaving three weeks early, you’ll have to adjust to the time change there. So what are you going to do, wake up at four in the morning? No, earlier to fight for six in the morning? It’s not like you’re at high height there (Saudi).

“So, what we’ll do is instead of leaving so early to adapt to the time because you are fighting at the time you’re supposed to fight in the United States. So you’re going to fight for six in the morning there. What I’d do is go fighting week and don’t change my sleeping pattern,” said Robert.

Last updated on 04/15/2025

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