Your guide to watching boxing on TV in the UK, with channel details and schedule for major upcoming fights.
Boxing fans have never had it so good in the UK, with Sky Sports, TNT Sports (formerly BT Sport) and DAZN all investing massive sums of money into the sport.
With the BBC, Channel 5 and Amazon Prime Video also coming to the Boxing On TV party too, the landscape has never been brighter for domestic fight fans. All great news if you want to watch fights on TV or live stream via a multitude of different available devices and platforms.
We also have Netflix making a big play in the sport with those recent Crawford vs Canelo and Joshua vs Jake Paul blockbusters. And now a certain Tyson Fury will make his eagerly-awaited comeback on the same platform in April, while Floyd Mayweather will rematch Manny Pacquiao in September.
Furyjoshua.com provides the latest on the UK landscape, and details of the major fights coming up that you can watch on TV.
Big boxing fights coming up on TV in the UK
This guide is not intended to be exhaustive - it tells you when the major events are taking place, and where you can watch them:
March 20, 2026 (Belfast - DAZN)
- Michael Conlan vs Kevin Walsh
March 21, 2026 (London - DAZN)
- George Liddard vs Tyler Denny
March 21, 2026 (Orlando - DAZN)
- Carlos Adames vs Austin Williams
March 28, 2026 (Manchester - DAZN)
April 4, 2026 (London - DAZN)
- Dereck Chisora vs Deontay Wilder
April 4, 2026 (Cardiff - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer)
- Lauren Price vs Stephanie Pineiro Aquino
April 5, 2026 (London - Sky Sports)
- Caroline Dubois vs Terri Harper
- Ellie Scotney vs Mayelli Flores
- Chantelle Cameron vs Michaela Kotaskova
April 11, 2026 (London - Netflix)
- Tyson Fury vs Arslanbek Makhmudov
- Connor Benn vs Regis Prograis
April 18, 2026 (Liverpool - DAZN)
- Callum Smith vs David Morrell
May 9, 2026 (Manchester - DAZN)
- Fabio Wardley vs Daniel Dubois
May 23, 2026 (Giza - DAZN)
- Oleksandr Usyk vs Rico Verhoeven
September 19, 2026 (Las Vegas - Netflix)
- Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao 2
UK boxing broadcasters
Sky Sports: The biggest and best UK boxing broadcaster for the last 30 years. Most of the sport’s great names have fought on Sky at some stage, and the good news is boxing on the platform will continue despite Eddie Hearn, Matchroom and later Joshua all moving to DAZN.
DAZN: Owned by one of the UK’s richest men Sir Leonard Blavatnik (valued at £25billion per the Sunday Times Rich List in 2025), launched in the UK in late 2020.
Has a five-year global deal with Hearn and Matchroom, which includes a minimum of 16 UK shows per year plus all Matchroom shows outside the UK. It also now has the biggest cash cow in the UK market under contract after the signing of Joshua.
If all that were not enough, Frank Warren’s Queensberry Promotions now has a major partnership with DAZN to add to the embarrassment of pugilistic riches on the platform.
DAZN launched in the UK with a bargain subscription cost of £1.99 per month, though that price point has subsequently increased by a significant amount since.
BBC: Now back in the boxing game after sealing that partnership with Boxxer, and expected to show a number of top fighters each year on a free-to-air basis. Great news for fans who want to watch young British talent coming through.
TNT Sports: The newly-named channel came into official operation from July 18, 2023 with the transition from BT Sport complete.
No longer has that major partnership with Warren and Queensberry after the Hall of Fame promoter inked that new alliance with DAZN.
Has invested strongly into boxing in recent years, and also regularly broadcasts UFC shows, though the bigger fights (think Conor McGregor) are on the pay-per-view Box Office platform.
Channel 5: Has a partnership with Wasserman Boxing to show fights free-to-air in the UK.
Agency giant Wasserman acquired promotional outfit Team Sauerland in 2021 to set up its boxing division.
