Boxing schedule: the upcoming fights with start times and where to watch, in your time zone, from the US, the UK or Spain.
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The schedule
Every confirmed fight night, in date order, with start times converted to your zone and the platforms carrying them. Each fight has its own page; expand a row for the undercard.
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October 2026
08Ben Whittaker vs Conor Wallace
- Sean Bruce vs. Hamza Uddin — Flyweight
- Bilal Fawaz vs. Eithan James — Super welterweight
Zaur Abdullaev vs Khariton Agrba
Floyd Schofield vs Lucas Bahdi
Dalton Smith vs Alberto Puello
November 2026
01December 2026
02Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua
Anthony Cacace vs Nick Ball
The dream card
The fights the sport is asking for that don't exist yet: some are being negotiated, others are stuck in promotional politics. Once one is signed, it leaves this list and joins the schedule.
Shakur StevensonvsGervonta Davis
An impenetrable defence against the most lethal left hand in the division. A pure clash of styles and the best fight the weight class can offer.
David BenavidezvsCanelo Álvarez
The fight Mexico has been demanding for five years. The Monster's volume against Canelo's timing, and a boardroom war that never ends.
Meanwhile: Álvarez fights on 31 October 2026
Vergil Ortiz Jr.vsSebastian Fundora
Raw power against 6'6" of height and constant pressure. There is no boring version of this fight.
Meanwhile: Fundora fights on 17 October 2026
Editorial list, reviewed on 17 August 2026 · 3 more in the chamber
The belts
Who rules each division and each sanctioning body today. When one name fills all four boxes, that is an undisputed champion: the hardest thing to achieve in this sport.
Heavyweight
+90,7 kg
Cruiserweight
90,7 kg
Light heavyweight
79,4 kg
Super middleweight
76,2 kg
Middleweight
72,6 kg
Super welterweight
69,9 kg
Welterweight
66,7 kg
- WBCRyan Garcia
- WBATeofimo Lopez
- IBFLiam Paro
- WBODevin Haney
Super lightweight
63,5 kg
Lightweight
61,2 kg
- WBCWilliam Zepeda
- WBAVacant
- IBFVacant
- WBOAbdullah Mason
Super featherweight
59,0 kg
Featherweight
57,2 kg
Super bantamweight
55,3 kg
- WBCNaoya Inoue
- WBANaoya Inoue
- IBFNaoya Inoue
- WBONaoya Inoue
Synced with Wikipedia on 30 September 2026Only the four major bodies: interim and "franchise" belts are left out on purposeFull page →
How to watch
Boxing is spread across half a dozen platforms and changes hands every season. This is the picture in the United States; there is a separate guide for the UK.
DAZN
Matchroom, Golden Boy and much of the international scene. The biggest nights are pay-per-view even with a subscription; the top tier includes some of them. Many cards carry Spanish audio.
ESPN / ESPN+
Home of Top Rank. Big cards air on ESPN or ESPN+; ESPN Deportes carries part of them in Spanish. The very biggest Top Rank events can go PPV.
Prime Video
Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) cards: some included with Prime, the biggest as pay-per-view bought inside the app.
Paramount+
Zuffa Boxing cards and partner promotions, included with the subscription at no extra charge. The newest entrant, adding dates.
Netflix
One-off mega-events, worldwide and inside the regular subscription. No regular boxing programming, but when it buys a card it is usually the most searched fight of the year.
Univision / TUDN / ViX
Free-to-airTelevisaUnivision airs selected cards in Spanish, some free on Univision or UniMás and others on TUDN and its ViX platform. No fixed calendar.
The ring glossary
The terms you need to follow a broadcast without getting lost. Six here; the full glossary has 42.
- Undisputed
- A champion who holds all four major belts in their division at the same time. The hardest thing to achieve in the sport: there are rarely more than two or three in all of boxing.
- TKO
- Technical knockout: the referee, the doctor or the corner stops the fight without a ten count because one boxer can no longer defend themselves.
- Undercard
- The fights before the main event. Where prospects are seen before they get expensive, and often better fights than the headliner itself.
- PPV
- Pay-per-view: the event is bought separately, even if you already subscribe to the platform showing it. Reserved for the biggest fights.
- Jab
- The straight punch from the lead hand. It measures distance, breaks the opponent's rhythm and opens up everything else: the most thrown punch and the one that decides who controls the fight.
- Pound for pound
- An imaginary ranking that compares boxers of different weights as if they weighed the same. It awards nothing, but it is the ranking people argue about most.
Past fights
Fight nights that have already happened, with card, venue and, when Wikipedia has it, who won and how.
How this schedule is made
Three sources cross-checked once a day (Boxing Data, Wikipedia and TheSportsDB) plus hand-reviewed patches for the big fights, each with its source. Results come from Wikipedia or not at all; no unconfirmed times, no prices. Schedule last reviewed on 29 September 2026; champions, on 30 September 2026.