Who is going to pay for BOX NATION when it stops being freeview?

**J_C** · 11-01-2011 08:51 PM

If Boxnation keep up their current output of fights (and quality of fights) then, if you're a big boxing fan, its a no brainer of epic proportions to subscribe. To anyone moaning about the cost (I have seen people moaning around various places), seriously how much entertainment do you want for a tenner over the course of a whole month?

**Master** · 11-01-2011 09:52 PM

As I do not have sky I will get it especially for the Cotto fight, I wanted the Manny fight too.

**Master** · 11-01-2011 09:53 PM

I want it on Virgin too, as I also get to watch ESPN with my package.

**Cressa121** · 11-01-2011 11:10 PM

Originally Posted by J_C

If Boxnation keep up their current output of fights (and quality of fights) then, if you're a big boxing fan, its a no brainer of epic proportions to subscribe. To anyone moaning about the cost (I have seen people moaning around various places), seriously how much entertainment do you want for a tenner over the course of a whole month?

It's not so much the £10 a month on its own though. For what they're showing that isn't bad at all, if you take that by itself. You have to factor in Sky as well which is like £70 a month. If boxing was the only sport I watched on TV then it would I'd subscribe 100% and just drop Sky, but as I watch a lot of a football and various other sports, I don't really fancy paying extra money on top just for boxing. Especially if Primetime are going to keep nipping in and picking up odd fights- like Pacquiao-JMM III - and charging £14.95 for them. It just adds up and becomes too much.