you only need to pay if you want to watch it without interruptions, enjoy it with your family, or if you're business-minded, you can even stream it at home and charge a small entrance fee, like $2 per person. Serve food and beer, and you turn it into something profitable. You know how it is when Pacman fights, people want to watch it live. Replay just isn't an option for most of us.
This is a good idea, this is best in places where internet is weak and around the developing areas where people lack the resources to watch the Pacman-Barrios fight live. While this is a good business, politician looks at this as an opportunity to be known by their constituents. Like hosting it in a public place like a playground or a basketball court to enable people enjoy the fight together. Some are even cunning even make a program around the event.
The internet in our country isn’t really weak, it’s just expensive, which makes it hard for everyone to afford. That actually opens up a business opportunity if planned properly. For example, get 100 people to chip in $2 each for access, that’s $200. Subtract the $10 PPV fee, and you already have $190. You could even place a bet on Pacman with that. If he wins, the income grows. If he loses, technically you didn’t lose anything.
As for the politicians… hopefully they can still think straight, now that election season is over.