Question 1

Do the fighters or uploaders get paid when I watch a fight on WATCHPEOPLEFIGHT?

Accepted Answer

No — WATCHPEOPLEFIGHT makes money from ads, not from the videos. The site plays mirrored fight footage and earns from the ads around it, never from pay-per-view or subscriptions.

Question 2

How does the consent and monetization fine print on the /submit form work?

Accepted Answer

Every video submitted through the site's /submit form requires the submitter to check a binding box granting WATCHPEOPLEFIGHT a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to display the video and monetize it through advertising. No consent, no submission — the form rejects the upload before anything is stored.

Question 3

What happens if someone owns the rights to a fight video on the site?

Accepted Answer

WATCHPEOPLEFIGHT has a designated DMCA agent and a published notice + counter-notice process at /dmca. A valid takedown notice results in the fight being hidden from the site and its video edge cache purged automatically — usually within minutes of the request.

Question 4

What counts as a fight video on WATCHPEOPLEFIGHT?

Accepted Answer

Real fight footage only: street fights, knockouts, boxing, MMA, brawls, girl fights and bare-knuckle contests. Music videos, movies, trailers and non-fight clips are rejected at submission and filtered from the feed.

Question 5

Are the videos hosted on WATCHPEOPLEFIGHT?

Accepted Answer

No. The site embeds and streams fight videos from their original sources (WorldStarHipHop, Reddit, YouTube) — the video files are never downloaded or stored on our own servers.

Michael Lynch of #felonyfights tells his story on this week's episode

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