Boxingguru shut down by city of london police

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Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing

Google wiziwig boxing and fighting forum.

Also try cricfree.tv.

Wiziwig have a weekly thread with various streamers posting streams for that week so bookmark it and you won't have a problem finding a stream anymore.

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That's my first choice for direction. I'll miss guru and nutjob though because of the consistent quality.

Nutjob was my go-to for boxing and MMA. Great quality.

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Originally Posted by Beanflicker

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Originally Posted by Jimanuel Boogustus

The fuck is wrong with you?

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I guess my biggest flaw is not being an idiot.

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Only an idiot would think Tim Bradley could knock out Many Pacquiao.

Boxnation is worth £10 per month the fans in the USA, are getting ripped off, and I can understand
people wanting to stream fights.
Remember greedy networks only have them selves to blame,$75 for a PPV that's steep make it
affordable and people with pay.
So carry on streaming chap, some people call it steeling I call it recycling the air waves.;)

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Originally Posted by Dia bando

Boxnation is worth £10 per month the fans in the USA, are getting ripped off, and I can understand
people wanting to stream fights.
Remember greedy networks only have them selves to blame,$75 for a PPV that's steep make it
affordable and people with pay.
So carry on streaming chap, some people call it steeling I call it recycling the air waves.;)

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10 pounds per month is great value and I don't understand why anybody would use a stream when you have that. 75 dollars for a PPV is just flat out abusive and not reasonable and for that I think a stream is a viable alternative.

£10 is a good deal if that was all boxing in one bag. But then you have to pay additional for PPV, then Sky Sports, Fox, ESPN, etc

If everyone could pay £10 a month and was guaranteed all fights added to your sports package that would be realistic and fair, and i bet you would see lots more people into boxing.

It needs to be nationalized rather than loads of different capital companies trying to make a buck out of it and fucking it up for the fans.

good use of tax money, since they caught all the murders and rapists, copyright infringement is a serious crime, which effects people and more resources should be spent combating the free market.

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Originally Posted by Beanflicker

I've had the piracy argument tons of times before online and in person, and it's always the same thing. People support piracy because they get shit for free, plain and simple, and look at it as a good thing, but it's not. These guys that run the streaming sites are STEALING a product that someone else concieved, bankrolled, and brought to fruition, and they are profiting from that stolen property by spamming you with junk ads.

We've all pirated and streamed before, but there's no way to defend it.

Think the prices for PPV are too high? Then don't buy it. That's your right as a consumer. As a society, we don't get to steal whatever we deem is too expensive. That's silly.

Think you're sticking to "the man" when you pirate? You're not. You're hurting the little guy, because those are the guys who lose their job when the bottom line is lower than expected.

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copy right is not stealing, it is copying, there is no tangible loss

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Originally Posted by boyla

good use of tax money, since they caught all the murders and rapists, copyright infringement is a serious crime, which effects people and more resources should be spent combating the free market.

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Remember money looks after money,!;) the internet is there for everybody not just Sky, HBO PPV
etc but , people feel pissed off paying for ever event under the sun, gone are the days boxing
on the BBC and ITV for free, imagine the viewing figures for Froch V Groves two if it was on ITV
millions would tune in but alas that's a thing of the past.:(

The idea that "stopping piracy will have more money spent on PPV's" is the same outlandish claim the music industry made. More people were happy to spend money on VALUE items. It's why things like Netflix, Spotify and Google Play Music have taken off so well whilst album sales and the likes have stagnated or even shrank.

There a posts about this on other forums and mention of creating a papal contribution fund to bail the Boxingguru out .. Not sure if it works like that in the UK but i will post any information i find on here about it if anything crops up.

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Originally Posted by KickMuck

There a posts about this on other forums and mention of creating a papal contribution fund to bail the Boxingguru out .. Not sure if it works like that in the UK but i will post any information i find on here about it if anything crops up.

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Why don't they use their own money? The money they made flooding viewers with junk ads and spyware?

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Originally Posted by Beanflicker

Why don't they use their own money? The money they made flooding viewers with junk ads and spyware?

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I dunno bean ..I don't know how much or even if they made any money from hosting the site, I don't know even if he/they are eligible for bail, i don't know if there even is going to be a PayPal contribution to help bail him/them out. All i know is that there has been talk about it, and a lot of people are biffed that the site got shut down.

More people saying oh crap rather than good riddance.

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Originally Posted by KickMuck

More people saying oh crap rather than good riddance.

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That's because we're a bunch of self-centered douche bags. There's people starving, but we need to set up a fund for criminals who have been profiting from stealing other people's intellectual property for years.

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Originally Posted by Beanflicker

That's because we're a bunch of self-centered douche bags. There's people starving, but we need to set up a fund for criminals who have been profiting from stealing other people's intellectual property for years.

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Funny cos those people starving are victims of the very corporate capitalist businesses that made a working mans sport into a business.