Don’t miss Mikaela Mayer vs. Sandy Ryan for the WBO, WBC, IBF, and WBA welterweight titles this Friday, Sep 27th on ESPN (Hulu + Live TV) and ESPN+.
Fans of boxing know just how hard it has been to watch their favorite sport without cable. But times have changed and with a little effort, you can cut the cord and not miss a thing.
In a hurry? If you don’t want to dive into the details of watching boxing without cable, these services provide you with great access:
- DAZN: Focused on a wide variety of sports, it offers great boxing coverage for $19.99/month.
- Hulu + Live TV: Get 95+ live TV channels along with ESPN+ for all the PPV boxing action.
- ESPN+: Offering a wide array of sports, it also brings you great boxing coverage — all for just $10.99/month!
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Events air on multiple channels, but they are rarely on channels that you can get with a digital antenna. Boxing often airs on ESPN networks, Showtime, and other networks. All of these channels are available without cable. Increasingly, boxing events air exclusively on streaming services like DAZN and Triller TV+.
If you’re a cord-cutter you don’t have to go without boxing. You just need to find the right service to watch your favorite sports. With that in mind, here are the best ways to watch boxing online without cable.
Where Is Boxing Being Shown
Boxing is available on a wide variety of channels and services. As a result, it is confusing to find the boxing you want. And the common use of pay-per-view (PPV) only makes things more complex.
General Boxing Coverage
You can see boxing anywhere sports are broadcast. For example, boxing at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics will be aired by USA. But mostly, the distribution of boxing comes via a small number of sources:
- DAZN: although a general sports streaming service, in recent years they’ve focused on combat sports with a lot of exclusive boxing events.
- ESPN: runs Top Rank boxing events on ESPN but primarily on ESPN+.
- Triller TV+: streams primarily combat sports with a lot of boxing.
- Fox: airs Premier Boxing Champions events primarily on FS1 (simulcast on Fox Deportes) and sometimes on Fox itself.
- Showtime: home for a lot of top boxing events.
PPV Boxing Coverage
A great deal of boxing still comes in the form of pay-per-view events. Interestingly, two of the best sources for boxing — DAZN and ESPN+ — do not provide PPV events.
The main ones that do are ESPN, Triller TV+, and FOX.
Why Boxing Is Better Without Cable
If you have cable, you might not understand why people are leaving it in droves to sign up for streaming services. There are plenty of reasons why someone might leave cable for one (or more) streaming services.
Here are some of the top reasons:
- Streaming is cheaper with plans as low as $5, depending on the service you want. Most services are much cheaper than the average $100+ cable bill.
- Similar channel availability at a lower cost.
- Watch TV live from anywhere with a device and an internet connection.
- Stream on TV, mobile devices, or streaming devices that give you more options.
- Most services offer on-demand libraries, DVR access (for free), and other perks.
- Most services are all-inclusive – there are no hidden fees and with the exception of PPV events, everything in a package is included at no additional fees.
These are just some of the reasons why people are trying streaming. Remember, most of these services are available without contracts so you can sign up and cancel on your own schedule. Many services also offer a free trial, which means you can try many of these services without any risk or financial obligation.
Now let’s look at the services that you can use to watch boxing online without cable.
How to Watch Boxing Without Cable
Boxing is available on a wide variety of channels and services. However, if you’re looking for exclusive fights and access to the catalogs of the best fighters, you’re going to want to check out the best streaming services.
ESPN+ With or Without Hulu Live
ESPN+ is a great choice for streaming sports on the cheap. Packages start at $10.99/month. You get access to boxing, UFC, college sports, Olympics coverage, MLS, PGA, NFL, NBA, and most other sports.
But given you will also need live TV channels, we recommend getting Hulu + Live TV, which includes 85+ channels, the best on-demand library in the industry, Disney+, and ESPN+ itself — all for $76.99/month.
You can watch live or on-demand content whenever you want. While this service is owned by ESPN, the content is different and exclusive to this service. So, even if you have access to ESPN, you’ll find different programming here.
Here are some ESPN+ highlights:
- Prices from $10.99/month or $109.99/year
- Watch Top Rank Boxing, UFC, MLB, college sports, PGA, and more
- The on-demand library features the 30 for 30 series, sporting events, and more
- Stream on most devices including popular gaming consoles.
ESPN+ is one of the cheapest ways to enjoy sports without cable. You can watch live or on-demand and it only costs $10.99/month. It’s hard to beat that. You can stream ESPN on most devices, from the location of your choice. So, you can enjoy sports at home or on the go.
For more information, see our ESPN+ review and Hulu + Live TV review.
DAZN
DAZN is a sports-streaming service that features some of today’s top fighters, MMA events, soccer, and more. You can stream DAZN on most devices. The price is $19.99/month, which includes everything (no hidden fees or extra costs for premium content).
But if you are a boxing fan, you will want to sign up for DAZN for the year, because it only costs $224.99/year — that’s just $18.75 per month! In other words: you pay for 5 months and get the remaining 7 months free.
More details about DAZN:
- Watch Matchroom USA, Golden Boy Promotions, Bellator, and more
- Offers MMA and other combat sports (and more beyond that)
- Plans from $19.99/month
- Watch live or on-demand
- Watch on most streaming devices
- More than 100 Fight Nights per year
- Special events like the World Boxing Super Series
- Cancel anytime.
No matter where you want to watch boxing, you’ll be able to do it with DAZN as long as you have your device and a stable internet connection. You won’t have to sign any contracts, so if you try it and it’s not for you, you’re free to cancel at any time.
Our DAZN review can tell you more.
Sling TV
Sling TV is a low-cost live TV streaming service. Its Sling Orange plan includes 30+ channels including ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN3 for just $40.00/month. You can combine it with the Sling Blue plan for a total of $55.00/month. That gives you 50+ channels including FS1 as well as the local affiliates for Fox and NBC in most areas.
What makes Sling TV standout regarding boxing is that it provides access to PPV events. This is a nice feature to have and goes along with Sling TV’s commitment to integration — great for viewers who don’t like switching from app to app.
Here are some of Sling TV’s highlights:
- Low price for a great selection of live TV
- Huge number of add-ons allows you to get just the channels you want
- Watch on up to 4 devices simultaneously with the Orange/Blue plan
- Cloud DVR included with 50 hours of storage
- Save $25 on your first month of Sling TV.
Learn more in our complete Sling TV review.
Triller TV+
Triller TV+ (formerly FITE TV) is a sports-streaming service that specializes in combat sports (including boxing) as well as some other international sports. Everything is included in the monthly cost, other than the cost of PPV events. Triller TV+ provides subscribers with a $2 monthly credit toward PPV events if you decide to purchase any.
Triller TV+ costs $7.99/mo or $69.99/yr. Everything is commercial-free. Most content is available both live and on-demand.
More details about Triller TV+:
- Watch boxing, wrestling, MMA, soccer, and more
- Plans start from $7.99/mo or $69.99/yr
- Watch content live or on-demand
- Stream using most mobile and streaming devices
- Try Triller TV+ for free with a 7-day trial!
Triller TV+ is a great choice if you want to watch boxing. You’ll also find soccer, international sports, and much more. Like the other services we’ve discussed, many of the fights shown here are exclusive to the service.
Best of all: you can cancel whenever you want, so if it’s not for you, just cancel, and you won’t be billed again.
Learn more in our Triller TV+ review.
Other Ways to Stream Boxing without Cable
While the services listed above are some of the best ways to watch boxing, there are other services worth considering. Here are some additional options.
- Fubo: For $79.99/month, it provides 150+ channels including 50+ sports-oriented ones. It’s probably the best streaming service for the general sports fan.
- DIRECTV STREAM: Offering packages from $79.99/month for 90+ channels featuring ESPN, FS1, and more.
- YouTube TV: A good overall streaming service featuring 100+ channels for $72.99/month including ESPN, FS1, and NFL Network.
Watch Boxing on Your HD TV and Other Devices
Just because you abandon cable or satellite TV doesn’t mean you have to watch while hunched over your laptop computer.
All of the streaming services we’ve discussed above support Samsung smart TVs as well as the main TV devices: Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and Roku. They also support Android mobile as well as iOS (iPhone, iPad) devices. Also supported is Chromecast, which allows you to stream from your service app directly to your TV.
Other than DIRECTV STREAM, everyone supports the Xbox One and Xbox Series. Both DAZN, ESPN+, and Triller TV+ also support the PlayStation. If you don’t see your device listed, check with the streaming service.
Upcoming Boxing and MMA Matches
- Fri Sep 27: Mikaela Mayer vs. Sandy Ryan (ESPN, USA ESPN+)
- Fri Sep 27: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Thun (DAZN)
- Fri Oct 4 : Mikiah Kreps vs. Mayerlin Rivas (ESPN)
- Sat Oct 12 : Regis Prograis vs. Jack Catterall (DAZN)
- Sat Oct 12 : Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol (DAZN PPV, USA ESPN+)
- Sat Oct 19: Bakhram Murtazaliev vs. Tim Tszyu (Amazon Prime Video)
- Sat Oct 26: Omar Cande Trinidad vs. John Dato (UFC Fight Pass)
- Sat Nov 2 : O’Shaquie Foster vs. Robson Conceicao (ESPN)
- Fri Nov 8 : Derrieck Cuevas vs. Brian Norman Jr (ESPN+)
- Fri Nov 15: Amanda Serrano vs. Katie Taylor (Netflix)
- Sat Dec 21 TBD: Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk (TBD)
Wrapping Up
All of the services you’ve learned about here are excellent ways to watch sports without cable. DAZN, ESPN+, and Triller TV+ are all great ways to watch boxing, but they offer other sports, too. Each service offers exclusive fights.
You might find that one service is right for you, or you might want to opt for a combination of services to get access to as many events as possible. No matter what you choose, there are multiple options available to allow you to watch boxing without cable.
We recommend Hulu + Live TV, which includes ESPN+, for all boxing fans. Try the Hulu Live free 3-day trial.
FAQs
Will there be women’s boxing at the 2020 Olympics?
There will be women’s boxing at the 2020 Olympic Games. Although women have been competing in various Olympic sports since the 1900 Games, they only started participating in boxing as of 2012. The 2020 Olympics will feature the usual 13 events, but they have reduced the men’s events to 8 weight classes and increased the women’s to 5.
Why wasn’t boxing at the 1912 Olympics?
Boxing has been a mainstay of the Summer Olympics since they first started at the 1904 Games. But in 1912, there was no boxing. This is because the Games were held in Stockholm, Sweden. Boxing was banned in the country. In fact, it only ended its most recent ban in 2007 and the sport remains highly regulated to this day.
Can you watch boxing on Amazon Prime?
Amazon Prime offers UCF PPV but they don’t appear to offer boxing at this time. You can, however, watch boxing on Amazon Prime through the Showtime Channel. It costs $12.99/month for Prime members. Note that you can get Showtime for the same price through most live TV streaming services like Fubo.
How can I watch the fight tonight without cable?
If there is a boxing match tonight, it is almost certainly streaming on one of the major services: DAZN, ESPN+, Triller TV+, FS1, or Showtime. You can check their schedules. There are also many websites that publish lists of upcoming events including where they will air. The most notable is Box.Live.
Which app can I watch boxing on?
There are a lot of TV streaming apps around that are of questionable legality. Any time you see an app that promises that you can stream hundreds of channels for free, it is almost certainly illegal or some kind of scam. You can get apps like Kodi that allow you to stream boxing matches that you have access to.
All the streaming services provide their own apps. They are all well-designed, slick, and easy to use. See DAZN, ESPN+, and Triller TV+ for more details.
Does Hulu have boxing?
The base Hulu + Live TV offers live TV channels like ESPN and FS1, which air boxing. But you can also get the ESPN+ add-on with Hulu, which will greatly increase your access to boxing. You can get it alone or as part of the Disney bundle.
What are the results of past events?
- Sat Jul 1 : Jared Anderson vs Charles Martin (ESPN)
Sat Jul 8 : Eimantas Stanionis vs. Vergil Ortiz Jr. (DAZN)(Vergil Ortiz Jr. withdraws due to Hospitalization)- Sat Jul 8 : Luis Nery vs Froilan Saludar (ESPN+)
- Sat Jul 8 : Jaron Ennis vs. Roiman Villa (Showtime)
- Sat Jul 15 : Alycia Baumgardner vs Christina Linardatou (DAZN)
- Sat Jul 22 : George Kambosos Jr. vs Maxi Hughes (ESPN)
- Tue Jul 25 : Stephen Fulton vs Naoya Inoue (ESPN+)
- Fri Jul 28 : Seniesa Estrada vs Leonela Yudica (ESPN+)
- Sat Jul 29 : Terence Crawford vs Errol Spence Jr (Showtime)
- Sat Jul 29 : Nonito Donaire vs Alexandro Santiago (Showtime)
- Sat Aug 5 : Jake Paul vs Nate Diaz (DAZN)
- Sat Aug 12 : Emanuel Navarrete vs Oscar Valdez (ESPN+)
- Sat Aug 12 : Emmanuel Rodriguez vs Melvin Lopez (Showtime)
- Sat Aug 12 : Anthony Joshua vs Dillian Whyte (DAZN)
- Fri Aug 18 : Ionut Baluta vs Dennis McCann (TNT Sports)
- Fri Aug 18 : Kurt Scoby vs Narciso Carmona (DAZN)
Sat Aug 19 : Artur Beterbiev vs Callum Smith(Postponed)- Sat Aug 19 : Galal Yafai vs Tommy Frank (DAZN)
- Sat Aug 26 : Oleksandr Usyk vs Daniel Dubois (ESPN+)
- Sat Aug 26 : Andrii Rudenko vs Jared Anderson (ESPN/ESPN Deportes/ESPN+)
- Sat Aug 26 : Juan Jose Velasco vs Callum Walsh (UFC Fight Pass)
- Sat Aug 26: Oscar Collazo vs Garen Diagan (DAZN)
- Fri Sep 1: Willie Limond vs Ricky Burns
- Sat Sep 2: Chris Eubank Jr vs Liam Smith (Sky Sports)
Sat Sep 2: Aaron Pryor Jr vs. Cleotis Pendarvis- Thu Sep 7: Courtney Pennington vs Raul Curiel (DAZN)
- Fri Sep 8 : Steve Claggett vs Carlos Sanchez Valadez (ESPN+)
- Sep 9 : Alexis De Luna vs Rigoberto Hermosillo (Fox Espanol)
- Fri Sep 15 : Joet Gonzalez vs Luis Alberto Lopez (ESPN)
- Fri Sep 15 : Ramon Cardenas vs Rafael Pedroza (Showtime)
- Fri Sep 15: Dusty Hernandez Harrison vs Ronald Montes (Triller TV+)
- Fri Sep 15: Erika Cruz Hernandez vs Melissa Oddessa Parker (DAZN)
- Sat Sep 16 : Mercito Gesta vs William Zepeda Segura (DAZN)
- Mon Sep 18: Hekkie Budler vs Kenshiro Teraji (ESPN)
- Sat Sep 23: Zhilei Zhang vs Joe Joyce
- Sat Sep 23 : Jose Zepeda vs Richardson Hitchins (DAZN)
- Fri Sep 29 : Branden Pizarro vs Esteban Garcia
- Fri Sep 29: Angel Hernandez vs Pierre Hubert Dibombe
- Sat Sep 30 : Saul Alvarez vs Jermell Charlo (Showtime PPV)
- Sat Sep 30: Caroline Dubois vs Magali Rodriguez (Sky Sports)
- Sat Sep 30 : Jai Opetaia vs Jordan Thompson (DAZN)
Sat Sep 30: Ryan Farrag vs Scott Allan- Sat Oct 7: Josh Warrington vs Leigh Wood (DAZN)
- Sat Oct 7: Evelin Nazarena Bermudez vs. Kim Clavel
- Sat Oct 7 TBD: Gilberto Ramirez Sanchez vs Joe Smith Jr (DAZN)
- Sat Oct 7: Osleys Iglesias vs. Artur Reis
- Sat Oct 14 : Tommy Fury vs KSI (DAZN)
- Sat Oct 14 : Janibek Alimkhanuly vs Vincenzo Gualtieri (ESPN)
- Sun Oct 15 : Tim Tszyu vs Brian Mendoza (Showtime)
- Sat Oct 21 : Jorge Linares vs Jack Catterall (DAZN)
- Sat Oct 21: Joshua Buatsi vs Dan Azeez (Sky Sports) — postponed
- Sat Oct 21 : Alexis Rocha vs Giovani Santillan (DAZN)
- Fri Oct 27 : Jonathan Gonzalez vs Leyman Benavides (ESPN+)
- Sat Oct 28 : Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou (ESPN+ PPV TBD)
Sat Nov 4: Adrien Broner vs Chris Howard (Local listing) (Postponed)- Sat Nov 4: Joe Cordina vs Edward Vazquez (DAZN)
- Tue Nov 7 : Jamel Herring vs Nicholas Molina (DAZN)
- Thu Nov 9 : Ismael Villarreal vs Callum Walsh (UFC Fight Pass)
- Fri Nov 10: Timo Schwarzkopf vs Harlem Eubank (Channel 5 UK)
- Tue Nov 14 : Steve Claggett vs Miguel Madueno (ESPN)
- Wed Nov 15: Takuma Inoue vs Jerwin Ancajas (ESPN)
- Thu Nov 16 : Shakur Stevenson vs Edwin De Los Santos (ESPN)
- Sat Nov 18: Marcelo Esteban Coceres vs Diego Pacheco (DAZN)
- Sat Nov 18: Adam Azim vs Franck Petitjean (Sky Sports)
- Sat Nov 18 : Nathan Heaney vs Denzel Bentley (ESPN+)
- Sat Nov 25: Katie Taylor vs Chantelle Cameron (DAZN)
- Sat Nov 25 : Demetrius Andrade vs David Benavidez (Showtime PPV)
- Sat Dec 2: Ryan Garcia vs Oscar Duarte Jurado (DAZN)
Sat Dec 2: Adrien Broner vs Chris Howard — Cancelled- Sat Dec 2: Michael Conlan vs Jordan Gill (DAZN)
- Sat Dec 9 TBD: Regis Prograis vs Devin Haney (DAZN)
Sat Dec 9: Keith Thurman vs Eimantas Stanionis (Showtime PPV)- Sat Dec 9 : Robeisy Ramirez vs Rafael Espinoza (ESPN+)
- Sun Dec 10: Mateusz Masternak vs Chris Billam-Smith (Sky Sports)
- Sat Dec 16 : Sunny Edwards vs Jesse Rodriguez (DAZN)
Sat Dec 16 : Josh Kelly vs Roarke Knapp (DAZN)— (Cancelled, Knapp injured his hand)- Sat Dec 23 : Deontay Wilder vs Joseph Parker (DAZN)
- Tue Dec 26 (Early morning): Naoya Inoue vs Marlon Tapales (ESPN+)
- Sun Dec 31: Kazuto Ioka vs Josber Perez
- Sat Jan 6: Fredrick Lawson vs Vergil Ortiz Jr (DAZN)
- Sat Jan 13: Artur Beterbiev vs Callum Smith (ESPN)
- Tue Jan 23: Carlos Canizales vs Kenshiro Teraji (ESPN+)
- Sat Jan 27: John Ryder vs Jaime Munguia (DAZN)
- Fri Feb 2: Ashton Sylve vs Estivan Falcao (DAZN)
- Fri Feb 2: Quashawn Toler vs Vlad Panin (DAZN)
- Sat Feb 3: Joshua Buatsi vs Dan Azeez (Sky Sports-Peacock)
- Sat Feb 3: Conor Benn vs Peter Dobson (DAZN)
- Thu Feb 8 : Teofimo Lopez vs Jamaine Ortiz (ESPN+)
- Sat Feb 10: Adrien Broner vs Chris Howard — Postponed
- Sat Feb 10: Liam Williams vs Hamzah Sheeraz (TNT Sports)
- Sat Feb 10: Alexis De Luna vs Julio Carrera Lugo (ESPN)
- Thu Feb 15 : Joseph Diaz vs Jesus Perez (DAZN)
- Fri Feb 16 : O’Shaquie Foster vs Abraham Nova (ESPN)
- Fri Feb 16: Sivenathi Nontshinga vs Adrian Curiel Dominguez (DAZN)
- Sat Feb 17: Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk (ESPN/TNTSports) — moved to May
- Fri Feb 23: Gor Yeritsyan vs Quinton Randall (UFC Fight Pass)
- Sat Feb 24 : Edgar Berlanga vs Padraig McCrory (DAZN)
- Sat Feb 24: Junto Nakatani vs Alexandro Santiago (ESPN)
- Sat Mar 2 : Amanda Serrano vs Nina Meinke (DAZN) — Cancelled due to Serrano’s medical clearance
- Sat Mar 2: Reiya Abe vs Luis Alberto Lopez (ESPN+)
- Sat Mar 2: Jaouad Belmehdi vs Alfred Lamptey (DAZN)
- Thu Mar 7: Steven Butler vs Steve Rolls (ESPN+)
- Fri Mar 8: Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou (DAZN/TNT Sports)
- Wed Mar 13 : Sullivan Barrera vs Radivoje Kalajdzic (ProBoxTV)
- Fri Mar 15: Dauren Yeleussinov vs Callum Walsh (UFC Fight Pass)
- Sat Mar 16: Nathan Heaney vs Brad Pauls (TNT Sports/ BT Sports)
- Sat Mar 16: Maxi Hughes vs William Zepeda Segura (DAZN)
- Sun Mar 17 : Conor Wallace vs Jack Gipp (DAZN)
- Sun Mar 17: Christian Hammer vs Dillian Whyte (SkySports)
- Fri Mar 22: Chris Bourke vs Ashley Lane (Local listing TNTSPORTS)
- Sat Mar 23: Jose Zepeda vs Dalton Smith (DAZN)
- Wed Mar 27: Nicholas Walters vs Joseph Adorno (ProBox TV)
- Thu Mar 28 : Mike Guy vs Vladimir Shishkin (DAZN)
- Fri Mar 29 : Oscar Valdez vs Liam Wilson (ESPN+)
- Sat Mar 30 : Tim Tszyu vs Sebastian Fundora (Amazon Prime)
- Sat Mar 30 : Gilberto Ramirez Sanchez vs Arsen Goulamirian (DAZN)
- Sat Mar 30: Kubrat Pulev vs Manuel Charr
- Sun Mar 31 : Fabio Wardley vs Frazer Clarke (SKY-Peacock)
- Fri Apr 5 : Deiner Berrio vs Ernesto Mercado (DAZN)
- Sat Apr 6 : Richardson Hitchins vs Gustavo Daniel Lemos (DAZN)
- Thu Apr 11 : Erik Bazinyan vs Shakeel Phinn (ESPN+) — postponed
- Fri Apr 12: Charlie Edwards vs Georges Ory (United Kingdom Channel 5)
- Sat Apr 13: Jordan Gill vs Zelfa Barrett (DAZN)
- Sat Apr 13 : Ryad Merhy vs Jared Anderson (ESPN+)
- Sat Apr 20 TBD: Ivana Habazin vs Jessica McCaskill (Local listing)
- Sat Apr 20 : Devin Haney vs Ryan Garcia (DAZN PPV)
- Sat Apr 20: Cain Sandoval vs Angel Rebollar (UFC Fight Pass)
- Sat Apr 20: Hernan David Perez vs Jacob Bank (Denmark Sport Live)
- Fri Apr 26 : Joseph Jackson vs Yoenis Tellez (DAZN)
- Sat Apr 27: Marc Leach vs Peter McGrail (DAZN) (Jarico O’Quinn dropped out of the match due to personal family matters)
- Sat Apr 27 : Rances Barthelemy vs Jose Carlos Ramirez (DAZN)
- Sat Apr 27 : Andrew Tabiti vs Junior Anthony Wright (BLK Prime Pay-Per-View)
- Thu May 2: Erik Bazinyan vs Shakeel Phinn (ESPN+)
- Fri May 3 : Edward Vazquez vs Maliek Montgomery (DAZN)
- Sat May 4 : Saul Alvarez vs Jaime Munguia (DAZN)
- Mon May 6 : Naoya Inoue vs Luis Nery (ESPN)
- Fri May 10 : Arnold Gonzalez vs Esneiker Correa (ESPN Knockout)
- Sat May 11: Ivana Habazin vs Kinga Magyar (Local listing)
- Sat May 11 : Vasyl Lomachenko vs George Kambosos Jnr (ESPN/ESPN Deportes/ESPN+)
- Sat May 11: Erika Cruz Hernandez vs Nazarena Romero (DAZN)
- Sat May 11: Jessica McCaskill vs Lauren Price (SKY Sports /USA Peacock)
- Sat May 11: Danny Dignum vs Denzel Bentley (BT Sports UK/TNT Sports)
- Sat May 18: Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk (ESPN/TNT Sports)
- Sat May 18 : Emanuel Navarrete vs Denys Berinchyk (ESPN)
- Thu May 23 : Devin Vargas vs Jermaine Franklin (DAZN)
- Fri May 24: Lawrence Okolie vs Lukasz Rozanski (Peacock)
- Sat May 25 : Christian Mbilli vs Mark Heffron (ESPN)
- Sat May 25: Jack Catterall vs Josh Taylor (DAZN)
- Sat Jun 1 TBD: Artur Beterbiev vs Dmitry Bivol (DAZN/USA ESPN+)
- Thu Jun 6 : Steven Butler vs Patrice Volny (ESPN)
- Fri Jun 7 : Carlos Ortiz Cervantes vs Callum Walsh (USA UFC Fight Pass)
- Fri Jun 7 TBD: Adrien Broner vs Blair Cobbs (TBD)
- Sat Jun 8 : Patrick Teixeira vs Xander Zayas (ESPN+)
- Sat Jun 15: Subriel Matias vs Liam Paro (DAZN)
- Sat Jun 15 : Gervonta Davis vs Frank Martin (Prime Video PPV)
- Sat Jun 15: Richard Riakporhe vs Chris Billam-Smith (Sky Sports)
- Fri Jun 21 : Rafael Espinoza vs Sergio Chirino Sanchez (ESPN+)
- Sat Jun 22 : Felix Cash vs Tyler Denny (DAZN)
- Sat Jun 29 : Steve Claggett vs Teofimo Lopez (ESPN+)
- Sat Jun 29: Juan Francisco Estrada vs Jesse Rodriguez (DAZN)
- Sat Jul 6 : Shakur Stevenson vs Artem Harutyunyan (ESPN, ESPN, Deportes and ESPN+)
- Sat Jul 6 : Daniel Jacobs vs Shane Mosley Jr (Fanmio)
- Sun Jul 7: Kazuto Ioka vs Fernando Daniel Martinez (TBD)
- Fri Jul 12: Roman Gonzalez vs Rober Barrera (ESPN)
- Sat Jul 13 : David Avanesyan vs Jaron Ennis (DAZN)
- Sat Jul 13 : Zhanibek Alimkhanuly vs Andrei Mikhailovich (ESPN)
- Sat Jul 20: Junto Nakatani vs Vincent Astrolabio (ESPN)
- Sat Jul 20: Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul (PPV Netflix) — postponed to November
- Sat Jul 27 : Claressa Shields vs Vanessa Lepage-Joanisse (DAZN)
- Sat Aug 3 TBD: Terence Crawford vs Israil Madrimov (DAZN PPV)
- Sat Aug 17 : Sergiy Derevyanchenko vs Christian Mbilli (ESPN)
- Tue Sep 3 : Naoya Inoue vs. TJ Doheny (ESPN+)
- Fri Sep 6: Ivan Redkach vs. Jose Zepeda (DAZN)
- Fri Sep 13: Eduardo Hernandez vs. Thomas Mattice (DAZN)
- Sat Sep 14 : Saul Alvarez vs. Edgar Berlanga (Amazon & DAZN PPV)
- Fri Sep 20 : Jaime Munguia vs. Erik Bazinyan (ESPN)
- Fri Sep 20: Callum Walsh vs. Przemyslaw Runowski (UFC Fight Pass)
- Sat Sep 21: Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois (DAZN)
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