Boxing dvds

[Batman]

is that as good as a DVD though

In the majority of cases these days I would say yes it is, if you are looking for a fight that happened yesterday then the quality may not be brilliant but most of the old fights are ripped from DVD's or HDTV so the quality should be fine.

Plus he is only after 'fights of the year' not 'classic fights throughout the ages' so the re-watchability (is that even a word) would be pretty low I would have thought

[erics44]

my mate has a whole wall of dvds in his dvd collection, alphabetically sorted and all that shit

he couldn't put you tube videos on there could he

[Master]

my mate has a whole wall of dvds in his dvd collection, alphabetically sorted and all that shit

he couldn't put you tube videos on there could he

I have VHS boxing tapes 1986-2002 is and then DVD from then but recently stopped after the Haye v Bellew. I would have no idea of how to put them on you tube.

[Spicoli]

my mate has a whole wall of dvds in his dvd collection, alphabetically sorted and all that shit

he couldn't put you tube videos on there could he

I have VHS boxing tapes 1986-2002 is and then DVD from then but recently stopped after the Haye v Bellew. I would have no idea of how to put them on you tube.

Oddly enough I'm in the same boat as you except mine are all boxing not porn . Ive learned that moving 20 yrs of VHS and DVD is a major league pain in the arse. Better to build the house around that massive pile of relics!

[Batman]

my mate has a whole wall of dvds in his dvd collection, alphabetically sorted and all that shit

he couldn't put you tube videos on there could he

I have VHS boxing tapes 1986-2002 is and then DVD from then but recently stopped after the Haye v Bellew. I would have no idea of how to put them on you tube.

Oddly enough I'm in the same boat as you except mine are all boxing not porn . Ive learned that moving 20 yrs of VHS and DVD is a major league pain in the arse. Better to build the house around that massive pile of relics!

Or just scrap them and watch them on YouTube instead :-)

[Spicoli]

my mate has a whole wall of dvds in his dvd collection, alphabetically sorted and all that shit

he couldn't put you tube videos on there could he

I have VHS boxing tapes 1986-2002 is and then DVD from then but recently stopped after the Haye v Bellew. I would have no idea of how to put them on you tube.

Oddly enough I'm in the same boat as you except mine are all boxing not porn . Ive learned that moving 20 yrs of VHS and DVD is a major league pain in the arse. Better to build the house around that massive pile of relics!

Or just scrap them and watch them on YouTube instead :-)

Just can't bring myself to do it mate. Many are from collectors and edited with weigh ins pre-post interviews, complete cards. YouTube is great but some can be chopped to bits.

I just need to quit my job and transfer them is all

[Ron Swanson]

In many ways you can forget about youtube and dvds soon.

The Top Rank deal with ESPN will be gangbusters. There's more to it than Pac/Horn being on ESPN. Top Rank is doing their own subscription channel, you're probably not going to find better versions than the original archives. And ESPN will be giving TR their entire boxing collection to add on.

That will be a crazy amount of boxing, and high quality footage. You can be confident people will rip it off. Or you can just pay the 7$ a month or whatever it is and have access to it all.

[Batman]

my mate has a whole wall of dvds in his dvd collection, alphabetically sorted and all that shit

he couldn't put you tube videos on there could he

yeah if you are planning on making a full on collection of them then it makes sense but if you just want to have a quick watch because you missed them first time round then I'd go for YouTube.

I will often buy a DVD or Bluray of a concert that I could quite easily stream on YouTube because I like to have the physical copy of it.