DAZN and TNT Sports have announced a new monthly boxing series called The Fight, set to debut on July 4 with fights airing on TNT in the United States and on DAZN.
The series will feature fighters from Matchroom Boxing, Top Rank, Golden Boy Promotions and Queensberry Promotions, bringing together the four major promotional stables that have consolidated under DAZN’s umbrella in 2026.
A Broadcast Partnership Years in the Making
The deal pairs DAZN’s streaming platform with TNT’s linear cable reach in the U.S. for the first time on a dedicated boxing series. DAZN has secured agreements with Top Rank, Golden Boy, Matchroom and Queensberry, making it the central broadcast home for the majority of major boxing promotions this year.
Top Rank and DAZN announced their multi-year deal in late March, bringing Bob Arum’s entire roster, including Xander Zayas, Keyshawn Davis, Abdullah Mason and Emanuel Navarrete, onto the same platform as Matchroom and Queensberry. Golden Boy’s deal with DAZN was also confirmed around the same period.
The partnership with TNT Sports gives DAZN a free linear television outlet for The Fight series, potentially reaching audiences beyond its paid subscriber base. TNT Sports’ U.S. portfolio includes multi-platform partnerships with the NBA, MLB, NHL, NASCAR and other major sports properties, making it one of the most prominent homes for live sports on American cable.
What It Means for Boxing
The shared platform removes one of the historic obstacles that complicated major fights: television rights conflicts between rival networks. With Matchroom, Top Rank, Golden Boy and Queensberry all on DAZN, cross-promotional matchups become logistically simpler than they have been in years.
Specific fight cards and locations for The Fight’s July 4 premiere have not yet been announced.
