domain FightCard.com

[thehoop]

I'd appreciate any appraisals on FightCard.com. A few months ago I received a low 4 figure offer for it but I didn't take it. I've had this domain for a few years and now with the huge popularity in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), UFC, IFL, boxing, etc, this could be a great site to list all of the fight info from around the world. Everyone wants to know, "Who's on the Fight Card?!"

Thanks for your time and input!

 

[Semtex]

Being a fan of UFC, I would easily say this is worth $200-$500 without any website. I would shop this name around to anyone in the MMA field. You might find a fighter out there that would want this for his own website.

Nice Name !!

 

[thehoop]

Thanks for your input!

 

[Hurley4540]

Low $xxx

 

[Fragger]

Low $xxx

:lol: No way this name is low $xxx. This is a generic name, with HUGE branding potential. MMA websites do large amounts of traffic these days, and this name wouldn't have to cater just to MMA. You could do boxing as well with it. I wouldn't take anything less than $2,XXX for this name. Although if you shop it around you could probably easily get high X,XXX or even XX,XXX to the right end user. :gn:


I should also add that there is a company named "FightCard Entertainment". They currently run their website off of FightCard.net........ there might be your potential end user right there...........

 

[sundari]

:lol: No way this name is low $xxx. This is a generic name, with HUGE branding potential. MMA websites do large amounts of traffic these days, and this name wouldn't have to cater just to MMA. You could do boxing as well with it. I wouldn't take anything less than $2,XXX for this name. Although if you shop it around you could probably easily get high X,XXX or even XX,XXX to the right end user. :gn:


I should also add that there is a company named "FightCard Entertainment". They currently run their website off of FightCard.net........ there might be your potential end user right there...........

Fragger has given lot of input to thehoop. Go ahead and approach the end users you might get a fortune. Tap it out.

All the Best.


sundari.

 

[Ziggery.com]

low xxx

 

[Toni]

high $x.xxx

 

[johname]

nice name. makes a great site about when are the next big fights. xxxx

 

[ninetwofive]

Really nice name, I would say low-mid $x,xxx

 

[thehoop]

Thanks for all of the great feedback!

My vision for this domain is for it to be the #1 portal to find out who is fighting/boxing at any location, mainly the U.S. and Canada and then a worldwide focus. A fan could find out who is fighting in Vegas or even some dive in Toledo, OH (no offense to Toledo!). The initial legwork would be to get the schedules from the venues and this could be done for free at first. Once the site's popularity increased then the venues/clubs/organizations would be charged a fee since this site would be bringing in fans to watch their fights. Think of how many clubs there are just across the U.S! If someone wanted to showcase a fight then they would be charged extra. The site would have the usual merchandise for sale: t-shirts, hats, etc. FightCard.com would also sponsor fights to bring in new customers.

Another angle would be to also offer a physical "Fight Card" (typical plastic card) that fans could use to get discounts for tickets and/or merchandise. A small one time or annual fee would be charged to fans for the card. Obviously the catch phrase for this would be, "Do you have your Fight Card?!" Even down the road, offer a Visa/Mastercard "Fight Card" where every purchase counts towards ticket/merchandise discounts.

I was aware of the FightCard.net site but that seems to only be in the Chicago area.

I really think that if someone put in the effort, this developed site could be an extremely lucrative business for years to come. I can just here a new fan ask, "Who's fighting tomorrow night?" and his friend answers, "Just go to FightCard.com, you'll find all of your answers there."

I will be contacting prospective buyers in the near future. If someone wants to bring me a serious buyer we can negotiate a fair commission.

Thanks again,

Hoop