Alright, so I’ve been trying to figure out how to watch the Canelo fight without paying, ’cause, you know, times are tough. Here’s what I did and what I found out, step-by-step.
Figuring Out the Basics
First, I did some digging. I needed to know when and where the fight was happening. From what I gathered, there’s this big match coming up, but another one was supposed to be on August 16, 2024. This one dude was super excited about fighting on Canelo’s undercard, saying it was a huge chance and all that. But I needed the recent one with Munguia, you know?
The Pay-Per-View Problem
Then I found out this fight, the one between Alvarez and Munguia, is only available through pay-per-view in the US. Bummer. There are a few ways to buy it, like through DAZN, Amazon Prime Video, or directly from some other site. This made things a bit tricky because I really didn’t want to shell out any cash.
Exploring DAZN
So, I checked out DAZN. Apparently, you can use an existing account or just sign up for free. I thought, “Perfect, maybe there’s a free trial or something.” I signed up and logged in through the app on my phone. The app looked pretty standard, and it did highlight some free stuff, but no luck on the fight being free. It was all about that pay-per-view.
Event Details
I also looked into the fight details. It’s happening at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The whole thing starts at 8 p.m. ET, but the main event, the ring walks, are supposed to be around 11 p.m. ET. I made a note of that, just in case I found a way to watch it.
The 加速器 Idea
I read somewhere that using a 加速器 might help. The idea is to make it look like you’re somewhere else, maybe where the fight isn’t restricted to pay-per-view. I’ve never used one before, but it seemed worth a shot. I did some research and found a couple of 加速器s that people recommended.
Trial and Error with 加速器s
I downloaded a 加速器 app and started messing around with it. I tried connecting to servers in different countries, hoping to get lucky. It was a bit of a hassle, and honestly, it felt a little sketchy. After a few tries, I managed to get a connection that seemed to work, but when I went back to DAZN, still no free fight. It was all locked behind that paywall.
Dead Ends
I spent a good chunk of time trying different things. I checked out a bunch of websites and forums where people were talking about streaming the fight. Most of them seemed pretty shady, with tons of pop-ups and weird links. I even tried a few, but they either didn’t work or looked like they were going to give my computer a virus.
Giving Up
After all that, I had to face the music. It looks like there’s just no easy, free way to watch the Canelo fight. At least not legally or safely. I guess if I really want to see it, I’ll have to bite the bullet and pay for it. Or maybe just wait for the highlights later. It’s a bummer, but that’s how it goes sometimes.
So, that’s my story. No magic solution, unfortunately. If any of you guys find a better way, let me know. Until then, I guess we’re stuck either paying up or missing out.