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How to watch and live stream boxing in 2026

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Editors' pick

Fubo

Fubo have coverage of some of the biggest events on the boxing calendar, as well as hours of on-demand content.

Installation required: No

Simultaneous streams: 3 on-the-go 

DVR Cloud: Unlimited 

Monthly from

$84.99

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Are you an avid boxing fan and want to keep up with all the fights for 2026? Then we've got you covered. Step into the ring as we break down the best sports streaming platforms in the United States for live boxing, fight replays, exclusive documentaries, and expert analysis.

Whether you're about those heavyweight clashes, fired-up press conferences, or the rise of new contenders, our top four streaming services have you covered. from extensive coverage with the likes of Fubo to the occasional PPV fee for particular matches that you have an eye on, there is a streaming service out there for everyone who wants to keep up with one of the biggest global sports in the world. 

What are the next big boxing matches?

  • Tyson Fury’s Return (April 11): After more than a year out of the ring, the 'Gypsy King' is back. He’s taking on the heavy-hitting Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. This is a massive test to see if Fury still has his elite movement.
  • The Heavyweight 'Crossroads' (April 4): Deontay Wilder and Derek Chisora are both legends of the game facing 'must-win' scenarios. Expect fireworks at the O2 Arena—someone is likely going to sleep early.
  • Heavyweight Title Defence (May 9): Fabio Wardley makes his first WBO defence against former champion Daniel Dubois in what is being billed as the biggest all-British heavyweight fight of the year so far.
  • A Historic Rematch (September 19): While it's further out, the boxing world is already buzzing about Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao II. It's officially slated for September at the Sphere in Las Vegas.

Upcoming 2026 boxing schedule

Major Title Fights

DateMatchStreaming
March 7th 2026 Ty Mitchell vs Gabe Rosado DAZN
March 14th 2026 Jazza Dickens vs Anthony CacaceDAZN
March 14th 2026 Arnold Barboza Jr vs Kenneth Sims JrDAZN
March 20th 2026Michael Conlan vs Kevin Walsh DAZN
March 21st 2026George Liddard vs Tyler Denny DAZN
March 28th 2026 Moses Itauma vs Jermaine Franklin DAZN
April 4th 2026 Derek Chisora vs Deontay Wilder DAZN

For the complete fight schedule, click here.

  • Best for extensive boxing content

    Fubo hits reigns supreme with well over 200 live broadcast channels, Unlimited hours of Cloud DVR storage, up to 10 streams on your home network, and one of the deepest program lists for live sports channels on the market. The lineup is impressive by offering a streaming experience ideal for sports fans, meaning Fubo has all your live TV streaming needs in one place.

    There are five subscriptions available:

    PlanMonthly costFirst month priceWhat You Get
    Pro$84.99$64.99240+ channels
    • Watch on up to 10 screens at home
    • Three screens simultaneously on-the-go
    • Regional NBA, NHL & MLB
    Elite$94.99$74.99
    • 320+ channels
    • 4K resolution
    • Everything included with Pro
    Deluxe$114.99$84.99
    • 340+ channels
    • ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC
    • Sports Plus with NFL RedZone
    • MGM+
    • Everything included in Elite
    Sports + News$55.99$45.99
    • Sports + News
    • 29 channels, inc. ABC, CBS and FOX
    Latino$14.99$9.99
    • 50+ channels
    • Spanish language
  • Best for content variety

    SHOWTIME is the go-to for boxing fans for a reason. It streams around 20 live matches a year, with 5 of those typically being pay-per-view.

    Home to huge amounts of on-demand boxing content dating back to 2013, plus its Emmy-winning series All Access, if you're looking to have all grounds covered, this is the streaming service for you.

    The cheapest way to access SHOWTIME is with a Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscription, The subscription runs at $12.99/month and is a great deal for the live boxing coverage it offers.

    Subscription doesn't include boxing cards. Boxing cards for big matches will either require a one-off payment or repeat payment for PPV on top of the subscription.

  • Best for all-round boxing coverage

    DAZN is a knockout for all your boxing content, whether you're looking for live matches, re-plays, playbacks, documentaries and match analysis.

    DAZN shows around 50 live fights a year, including men's and women's titles, and an impressive 500 fights in their archive. DAZN original documentaries are a must-have for any boxing fan, with Canelo's Road to Greatness, Taylor Unwrapped, and Corner to Corner giving you hours of content. If that's not enough, the DAZN Boxing Show - with hosts Ak and Barak - gives you an expert analysis of the game with guest hosts each episode.

    There are four subscriptions available:

    Monthly saver$19.99/month
    Flexible Pass$29.99/month
    Ultimate Tier Pass$44.99
    Annual Super Saver$449.99/year
    Subscription doesn't include boxing cards. Boxing cards for big matches will either require a one-off payment or repeat payment for PPV on top of the subscription.
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