One thing is clear: the UFC broadcast pacing on ESPN and ESPN+ is a categorical improvement over FS1’s treatment. In both UFC Brooklyn and UFC Fortaleza, UFC and ESPN trimmed a lot of broadcast fat for their streaming product, making for a much more enjoyable fan experience. I didn’t realize how much of a tax FS1’s television pacing was, but this new development has made me reconsider how big of a problem it all turned out to be.
2019-02-05
Well if youβre happier Luke I can die in peace now. π. WGAF
That title is infuriatingly redundant, all reliefs are welcome . Jesus Luke, I think you have brain worms.
Totally agree! No more endless monotonous wasted time boring you to sleepiness & leading to the inevitable 'well the main event won't be until midnight or later & I'm tired' so I'll just catch a rerun later!
Hate listening to Americans complain about start times
Awesome pacing keeps three action flowing and get back some of my Saturdays ππ
It was SO nice being done before 11.
Luke should try being a ufc fan outside of the usa. I'm from the UK and the normal time for a main card to start here is 3am. And still i never miss a single one. So the delay between fights on the old fs1 setup wasn't even a thought for me. Although I agree it's a much smoother way of running it.
I found myself laughing at Luke's enthusiasm in this video because I felt him 100%. Goodbye forever, FS1. We don't miss you.
I love how it's paced as well but also there were a ton of finishes in the main card. With 5 of the 6 fights e ding in the first round or only seconds into the second. But it's dope that it starts at 8 instead of 10
Americans complaining about the fights running until 1am meanwhile here in Europe we're hyped now ESPN has main cards starting at 1am..