TheTVApp Boxing: Where to Watch Boxing Matches and Fight Cards in 2026
Looking for a boxing live stream, boxing on TV or where to watch boxing live tonight? Boxing is spread across more services than almost any other sport, which is why people search “TheTVApp boxing”. This guide lists where major boxing cards are officially shown in the US in 2026 and how to find the right one.
Sources do not fully agree on every promoter, so treat the table below as a starting point. Broadcast details come from published reports and can change, so confirm each card on the promoter’s website. TheTVApp (this website) is an independent guide and does not host or stream video. Last updated: October 30, 2026.
Boxing live stream and TV: where to watch boxing in the US
There is no single home for boxing. Each promoter has its own deals, and some mega-events appear on one-off partners. For current official listings, see Paramount+’s Zuffa Boxing guide.
| Broadcaster or service | What it carries | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Paramount+ | Zuffa Boxing numbered events, which stream live and on demand | Reports say 12 numbered events are planned for the year, and select events may also air on CBS |
| DAZN | Cards from several promoters, according to published guides | Plans are tiered, so check what is included |
| Netflix | Individual mega-events rather than a regular schedule | Check announcements for each event |
| Premier Boxing Champions | Cards promoted by PBC | Reports disagree on its US home, so check PBC’s own page |
| YouTube | Prelims, press conferences, weigh-ins and replays | Free |
| TrillerTV | Many independent cards | Check the card’s listing |
Boxing in 2026 at a glance
Promoter-driven
The service depends on which promoter runs the card.
Special events
Netflix picks individual events, so do not expect monthly cards there.
Free extras
Press conferences and weigh-ins are often on YouTube.
Pay-per-view
Some cards still use a pay-per-view model, so read the listing.
Conflicting reports
Sources disagree on a few promoters, so confirm on the official page.
How to find where a fight card is on
Because boxing rights follow the promoter, you work backwards from the card rather than from the sport.
1
Open the official schedule
Use the promoter’s website or the platform’s boxing page to see the date, start time and channel for each fight card.
2
Find the promoter
The poster or press release names the promoter, such as Zuffa Boxing, Matchroom, Golden Boy or PBC.
3
Search the promoter’s viewing page
Promoters publish the platform for each card on their own website or social accounts.
4
Check the pay model
See whether the card is included in a plan or sold as pay-per-view before you subscribe.
5
Check your access
Confirm the exact platform, plan and price for the card, and note any start time listed for the main event.
Watching boxing without cable
Look for free undercards
Some prelims are shown free on YouTube.
Subscribe only for events
Many fans subscribe to a service only in months with a card they care about.
Check simulcasts
Select Zuffa Boxing cards may also air on CBS.
Compare plans
Check price, ads and what is included before you pay.
Why you may not find a fight card
Different promoters
Each promoter uses its own partner.
Pay-per-view pricing
Some cards are priced separately from any plan.
Outdated guides
Many pages still list platforms that no longer carry boxing.
Regional rights
Rights differ by country.
Late main events
Main events can start very late at night.
Watching on your TV or phone
Paramount+, DAZN, Netflix and YouTube have apps for smart TVs, streaming sticks and phones. To open a website instead of an app, see our guides for Firestick, smart TVs and Android and iPhone.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Where can I watch boxing for free?
Prelims, weigh-ins and press conferences are often on YouTube, and select cards air on CBS.
Is DAZN the main home of boxing?
Published guides call it a main home for several promoters, but check each card’s listing.
Where is Zuffa Boxing shown?
On Paramount+, according to published reports.
Is there a boxing live stream on TheTVApp?
This site is a guide and does not run a stream, and we cannot verify that sites using the name hold boxing rights.
How do I find a specific fight?
Search the fighters’ names on the promoter’s website for the official viewing page.
How can I watch boxing live on my phone?
Use the app of the platform named for the card, and sign in with a plan or purchase that includes it.
Conclusion
Boxing viewing depends on the promoter, so start with the promoter’s website for the card you want.
Compare plans before paying, and avoid unofficial sites that claim to show every fight.