How to Watch Boxing in 2026 in the US
Boxing is the opposite of the UFC: instead of one home, it's spread across DAZN, Prime Video, Paramount+ and Netflix, and the pay-per-view rules differ on each. Here's how to actually watch it in 2026 — and how the PPV math works so you don't overpay.
DAZN is the hub
DAZN has consolidated most of the sport. It carries Matchroom (Eddie Hearn), Golden Boy, Queensberry (Frank Warren), Top Rank and Riyadh Season / Ring Magazine cards — and as of a landmark deal announced July 9, 2026, Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) as well. That's more than 50 fight cards a year on one service.
What DAZN costs — and how its PPV works
| DAZN Standard | $34.99/month, or an annual plan (around $24.99/month billed monthly, or $249.99 up front) |
| DAZN Ultimate | $44.99/month — includes a minimum of 12 premium PPV cards per year at no extra charge |
| Premium PPV (Standard) | about $69.99 per event, on top of the subscription |
Here's the key: on a Standard plan, the biggest cards are still a separate ~$69.99 pay-per-view purchase. DAZN Ultimate bundles those PPVs in — so if you buy more than one big card a year, Ultimate is usually the cheaper route. Prices rose in April 2026, and availability can vary by location.
Prime Video — where PBC's pay-per-views live
PBC's pay-per-views run through "DAZN on Prime Video" — bought per event on Amazon, typically in the ~$59.99–$79.99 range. Non-PPV cards are included with a Prime membership ($14.99/month or $139/year). After the July 2026 DAZN deal, PBC's subscription content shifts toward DAZN while its PPVs stay on Prime.
Paramount+ — Zuffa Boxing
Zuffa Boxing (Dana White / TKO's boxing venture) is exclusive to Paramount+ in the US and, like the UFC on the same platform, carries no additional PPV charge — it's included in the standard subscription (from $8.99/month). Its first event ran January 23, 2026, with numbered cards roughly monthly.
Netflix — the occasional mega-event
Netflix has no standing promoter deal; it buys the occasional huge one-off (the kind that used to be $80 pay-per-views) and includes it with any Netflix plan — no separate PPV charge. Netflix runs $8.99/month (with ads) up to $26.99/month (Premium). If a mega-fight lands on Netflix, you don't pay extra for it beyond your normal subscription.
What's actually free
You don't have to pay for everything. ProBox TV streams cards free with ads, and Top Rank Classics runs as a free FAST channel on Tubi, Pluto TV, Roku and Vizio. And any Netflix boxing event is "free" in the sense that it needs no PPV on top of your subscription.
How to catch the big title fights
- Most premium title fights: on DAZN — either subscribe to Standard and buy the ~$69.99 PPV, or get DAZN Ultimate to bundle the PPVs in.
- PBC pay-per-views: on DAZN on Prime Video (per-event purchase on Amazon).
- Zuffa Boxing title fights: on Paramount+, no PPV surcharge.
- Mega-events: watch for the occasional one on Netflix, included with your plan.