DAZN
Matchroom cards and a large share of the big British nights, plus much of the international scene. The biggest fights are pay-per-view on top of the subscription; the top tier includes some of them.
Which platform carries each fight night in the UK, what is included with a subscription, what is sold separately as pay-per-view and what is free. Rights are split card by card; this is the usual picture, reviewed on 17 August 2026.
By platform:DAZNNetflixESPNPrime VideoParamount+TNT SportsSky Sports
In short: British boxing is spread across DAZN, TNT Sports and Sky Sports depending on the promoter, with the biggest nights sold as pay-per-view; Channel 5 airs the occasional card free-to-air and Netflix drops in with one-off events.
Matchroom cards and a large share of the big British nights, plus much of the international scene. The biggest fights are pay-per-view on top of the subscription; the top tier includes some of them.
Home of a good part of the Queensberry stable and its biggest domestic nights, with the largest events sold as TNT Sports Box Office pay-per-view. Available through discovery+ as well as pay TV.
Boxxer cards and selected international nights, inside the Sky Sports subscription or on NOW; the biggest events go to Sky Sports Box Office as pay-per-view.
The only regular free-to-air window: occasional domestic cards, usually with a British headliner. No fixed calendar; worth checking the listings the week of a fight.
One-off mega-events, worldwide and inside the regular subscription, without pay-per-view. Two or three cards a year, usually the most searched ones.
No exact prices on purpose: they change every few months and a stale figure misleads more than none
British cards usually open between 5 and 7 pm with the main event walking around 10 pm. US cards start at midnight or 1 am UK time and their main events land in the small hours; the fight page for each card gives the exact time in UK time.
Rarely. Channel 5 airs the occasional domestic card free-to-air; everything else is subscription or pay-per-view. Trial periods on the streaming platforms cover a specific fight night.
A one-off charge for a specific card that applies even if you already subscribe to DAZN, TNT Sports or Sky. It is reserved for the fights that sell on their own. A UK PPV does not work for watching from another country.
2 of the 12 scheduled fights have a confirmed broadcaster for the United Kingdom. The time is when the card starts; the main event walks two or three hours later.