Stream Main Event boxing live on Australia


Live streaming boxing

Boxing is big business. The trash talk, the build-up, and the anticipation. Fights generate worldwide interest and viewing figures well into the millions. From pay-per-view events to standard small domestic bouts, there are now more ways than ever to watch all the action. Here we are going to give you the lowdown on all your options. Expect to find every live boxing streaming update here and witness your favourite boxers exchange blows inside the squared circle.

Stream Boxing Live in Australia

With names like Canelo Alvarez, Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and our very own Tim Tszyu, the boxing world is going through a golden period not witnessed since the 1990s. Virtually every weekend there is a huge world title fight taking place, from the Las Vegas strip and Wembley to the Plaza Mexico and Newcastle Entertainment Centre.

Notable fights fill up the calendar year, from January right through to December across multiple weight divisions from the world of both male and female boxing. There are even huge exhibition fights that include the likes of Jake Paul and Barry Hall, alongside all-time greats like Floyd Mayweather and Mike Tyson.

These days there are more ways than ever to get your eyes on boxing thanks to a wide range of sports streaming options that includes a site dedicated to the sport. All of these options are practical, great value and give you the best seat in the house to watch live and on demand fights from the squared circle.

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Upcoming boxing fights

There are some huge fights coming up across several weight divisions. Check them all out here so you don’t miss a minute of the action.

EventDate / Time (AEST)Streaming Services
Tszyu vs MurtazalievSUN 20 OCT FROM 11:00AM AEDTMain Event via Foxtel / Kayo
UFC 309 Jones vs Miocic

UFC 309: Jones vs Miocic

SUN 17 NOV FROM 2PM AEDT

At UFC 309, heavyweight champion and all-time great Jon Jones will defend his title against former champion Stipe Miocic.

How to watch boxing live stream in Australia

Big fight, professional boxing can be watched with Foxtel, Foxtel Now, Kayo Sports and DAZN in Australia. Foxtel and Kayo also give you the option to purchase ad-free Pay Per View mega fights via the Main Event service.

All of these streaming TV options offer their own unique perks for both occasional and die-hard boxing fans. You can subscribe to long-term or short-term contracts, or simply pay a one-off fee for a specific fight. Check out all of these options and more here.

Stream Boxing live on Kayo

A great option for watching Live and On Demand boxing is Kayo Sports. As they offer everything Fox Sports, Kayo gives you access to international fights from home and abroad. You can also pay for select via Kayo Main Event PPVs, featuring the likes of Tim Tszyu and George Kambosos Jr for an added fee. Kayo offer a free 7-day trial offer so that you can check out their current boxing content without paying a cent. Check out our Kayo pricing page to learn more about Kayo plans comparison and special features.

Stream Boxing with Foxtel Now

If you like the idea of getting access to the entire Foxtel TV service without cable or satellite installation, then Foxtel Now is the option for you. Foxtel Now offers a range of streaming services for watching over 50 live sports including boxing, with the option of buying Main Event PPVs. Select boxing fights are included with the Foxtel Now free trial.

Stream Boxing on DAZN

A relative newcomer to the Australian sports streaming market in DAZN. They are seen as the ‘Netflix of boxing’ these days and offer some of the biggest fights from around the world Live or On Demand. You can get a monthly subscription for as little as $2.99 per month and watch fights featuring the likes of Canelo Alvarez, Anthony Joshua and Ryan Garcia on the cheap.

Stream boxing replays on demand

With fights taking place in different time zones around the world, boxing can be difficult to watch Live without staying up until the early hours for Australians. Even when fights do go out live at a good time, you may be busy socialising or working, so other options are a must.

Thanks to On Demand replays you can just watch fights as if they were going out live the second you press play. Apps like Kayo also allow you to watch events with the ‘No Spoilers’ feature, which ensures you don’t see any results before you’ve watched every round at an appropriate time. Main Event and DAZN also give you exclusive full replays of fights for up to a week after the fight goes out live.

How to stream Boxing for free

A great way to watch select boxing fights, including PPV events that have gone out live only weeks previously, is with a free trial. In Australia, you can watch Boxing with a Foxtel Now offer. Foxtel and Kayo coverage includes replays of fights including the likes of Tyson Fury, Tim Tszyu and Joseph Parker.

Most free trials are available to new and returning customers. DAZN does not offer a free trial to watch boxing on their platform.

Free Trials Plans

Plan
Inclusions
Price
Basic
  • 7-day FREE Trial
  • Basic
  • No Lock-in Contract
  • SD or HD, stream on 2 devices
  • Watch live Ashes, BBL, NBA + more
  • $35/mth
$35/mth
$35/month after 7-day FREE trial, no lock-in contracts.

What people are asking about boxing in Australia

What channel is boxing on in Australia?

DAZN has debuted in Australia with a singular focus on boxing, which means first-class coverage from one of the world’s most seasoned boxing broadcast networks, as well as exclusive events, recaps, commentary, and more. You can also watch live boxing PPVs on Main Event (Foxtel/Kayo), as well as big fight replays of Fox Sports and Kayo Sports.

Is boxing on Kayo?

Main Event on Kayo allows you to watch live and on-demand the biggest boxing, UFC, and WWE pay-per-view fights on your favorite device. You do not need a Kayo subscription; simply pick an event, pay for it, and start streaming live right away.

When did boxing become popular in Australia?

Many indigenous Australians have succeeded in boxing throughout the years, beginning with the early 1900s boxing troupes, when many Aboriginal boxers debuted. These days the likes of Tim Tszyu and George Kambosos Jr are flying the Aussie flag worldwide in the boxing world.

How popular is boxing in the world?

Boxing finished in second place in a series charting the rise of today’s sporting markets, thanks to a surge in interest and engagement among young adults, who are progressively following the sport in big numbers. The likes of Canelo Alvarez, Tyson Fury, Terrence Crawford and Katie Taylor are global sportspeople that have recently boosted interest worldwide.

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