Card start versus ring walks
The most useful thing to know about a boxing night is that the advertised start is not the start of the main event. A card opens with the undercard fights and builds to the headliner. On US cards the main event ring walks are often around 11:00 PM ET or later. On UK cards they are usually between 10:00 and 11:00 PM UK time, which is around 5:00 to 6:00 PM ET. Our listings show when the card starts, converted to your clock; open the stream at that time if you want the undercard, or a few hours later if you only want the headliner.
Belts and titles
Professional boxing has no single league. Four sanctioning bodies, the WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO, each recognise a world champion in every weight class, and a fighter who holds all four is called undisputed. The Ring magazine also names its own champion. That is why a single night can have several "world title" fights and why the same weight class can have different champions. Below the world titles sit interim and regional belts, and each body keeps its own rankings. A fighter at the top of those rankings is owed a mandatory title shot, which is why some fights are ordered by a sanctioning body rather than chosen by the fighters.
Who shows the fights
Boxing broadcasts are split across many services, and the platform is set fight by fight. DAZN shows a large share of cards from several promoters. Netflix and Prime Video have staged some of the biggest events, and the largest fights can still be sold as pay-per-view. Before a big fight, check which service has it; it is not always the one that had the last one.
From 2026 there is one more name to know. Zuffa Boxing, the promotion run by the UFC's parent company, shows its cards on Paramount+ in the US. Promoters also stream the first undercard fights free on their YouTube channels on many nights, which is a cheap way to see prospects before the paid broadcast begins.
Picking a service for one fight
For a single big night, compare the cost of a one-month subscription with the pay-per-view price. A month of a streaming service is often cheaper than one pay-per-view, and it usually comes with other cards that month. Cancel before it renews if you only wanted the one fight. If the fight is on a service you do not have and do not want, the stream links on our event page are the fallback.
Our event pages list up to three stream links for each card, with the best first. They open players run by other websites; CrackStreams hosts no video.
Fight week
A big fight has a set week. There is a press conference early in the week, the official weigh-in is usually the day before the fight, and fighters can rehydrate overnight. A fighter who misses weight may lose the chance to win a title even if they win the fight. Late withdrawals happen, and when a headliner changes the listing here changes with it.
Using this page
The schedule covers today and the next six days. A card under way moves to the top of its day with a LIVE marker and stays on the list for a few hours after the last fight. Bare-knuckle and celebrity boxing cards are listed when the sources carry them. Links usually appear shortly before the first fight.
If a stream will not play
Try the next link on the event page. Reload the player page if it freezes, and close other tabs playing video. Some players do not load through certain VPN servers, so try with the VPN off for the player tab.