Prime-Time Boxing Returns: BBC and Boxxer Team Up for Thrilling Fights
BBC and Boxxer join forces to bring world-class boxing back to prime-time TV and digital platforms, featuring top UK talents.




The BBC has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Boxxer, bringing high-profile professional boxing back to prime-time television and the BBC iPlayer. This collaboration will feature select events broadcast live on BBC TV, iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website, ensuring fans don’t miss any of the action.
Boxxer, known for promoting some of the UK’s most talented boxers, including Olympic and world champion Lauren Price, is set to deliver electrifying matches to a broad audience. "This is a pivotal moment for boxing fans and the sport itself," said Alex Kay-Jelski, Director of BBC Sport. "We’re thrilled to make professional boxing accessible to everyone, free-to-air, and on our digital platforms."
The first event under this new deal is slated for the end of the year, with specific dates and headliners to be revealed soon. Boxxer, led by promoter Ben Shalom, has a proven track record of staging memorable fights, such as the all-women’s card featuring Lauren Price and Natasha Jonas, and high-profile bouts like Amir Khan vs. Kell Brook and Claressa Shields vs. Savannah Marshall.
"This partnership with the BBC marks a historic step for British boxing," Shalom commented. "We’re excited to showcase the most entertaining fighters to the largest audience possible, giving the sport the exposure it deserves and attracting new fans."
Stay tuned for more updates on upcoming fights and how to watch them live. This collaboration promises to reignite the passion for boxing across the UK and beyond.