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UFC to issue refunds for Mayweather-McGregor

August 30, 2017 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The UFC has issued an apology to UFC.tv subscribers and will be issuing refunds.  The statement from the company comes after assessing the issues with NeuLion.

Here’s a statement from Dana White regarding the #MayweatherMcGregor PPV broadcast issue on https://t.co/6gml5e6eqr. Refunds are available. pic.twitter.com/A0mFFlqYPv

— Chamatkar Sandhu (@SandhuMMA) August 29, 2017

Based on the statement, the UFC still holds NeuLion liable for the issues and not anything related to the UFC’s technology.

Payout Perspective:

The refunds should help quell the potential for lawsuits nationwide resulting from the technical difficulties.  There is a question as to how much/if any, the refunds may cut into the number of PPV buys for the event which may eventually impact the bottom line for Mayweather and McGregor.  This was a good move by the UFC.  Despite losing money, it had to issue refunds to fans that paid for the fight but could not see it.

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