DAZN for the bulk of the calendar, Sky Box Office for the marquee nights — the UK boxing map.
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The UK boxing broadcast picture is a three-way split: a subscription home for the majority of the calendar, a pay-per-view tier for the marquee nights, and a midweek partner for selected cards.
The 2025-26 UK broadcast split
DAZN UK is the primary carrier of premium boxing in the United Kingdom. Most Matchroom Boxing nights, plus Top Rank and selected Queensberry promotions, air live and exclusively on DAZN. The standard DAZN UK subscription includes most of the calendar at no extra cost.
Sky Sports Box Office carries the marquee British heavyweight and world-title nights on a pay-per-view tier. PPV pricing for a typical marquee card lands around £24.95.
TNT Sports carries selected midweek BOXXER cards, usually the route by which a domestic British champion can be seen between marquee nights.
How a typical UK boxing year looks
Two or three Sky Box Office pay-per-view nights for the biggest heavyweight and middleweight names; eight to twelve DAZN fight nights across the year covering the rest of the matchmaking calendar; a handful of TNT BOXXER cards on Saturday evenings.
Pricing in plain numbers
DAZN UK: £14.99 per month, or £119.99 paid annually.
Sky Sports Box Office: £24.95 per pay-per-view event, no subscription required.
TNT Sports: £30.99 per month standalone, less when bundled with Discovery+.
We list official rights-holders only. Promoter announcements are usually made four to six weeks before a card, with the exact UK broadcaster confirmed at the same time.