The Fight Calendar is a running list of confirmed fights, sorted by date, that we keep updated as promoters lock in cards. It covers world title fights and unifications alongside the domestic cards that rarely trouble the mainstream press, so whether you're planning your weekend around a pay-per-view or just want to know what's on a small hall show in your area, it's built to answer that one question: what's on, and when.
What each entry actually tells you
A calendar entry is only useful if it answers the questions you'd actually ask a mate down the pub. That's what we've tried to build into each one.
- The date and, where it's known, the ring-walk or broadcast start time
- The venue and city, since a lot of fans travel for the bigger nights
- The main event and any co-feature worth watching
- Fighters' records, so you know the calibre of the matchup at a glance
- The weight class, and whether a title is on the line
- How to watch, including which broadcaster has it
Put together, that's enough to decide whether a card's worth clearing your evening for, or whether it's one to catch the highlights of afterwards.
Why entries change or disappear
Fight dates move more often than fans would like. An opponent pulls out injured, a purse bid gets contested, a broadcaster reshuffles its schedule around a bigger event, and suddenly a fight that looked locked in three weeks ago is either postponed or off entirely. We update entries when we know about a change, but boxing has a habit of moving faster than any calendar can guarantee, so treat it as the best available picture. If a fight matters to you, it's worth checking back close to the date.
Getting the most out of it
The calendar works best as a habit. Scroll through it before a big weekend to see what's on beyond the headline fight, since undercards often throw up the matchups that get talked about for years afterwards. If you're building towards a specific fight night, our Fight Night Countdown Timer pairs well with it, once you've found the date you want to track. And once a card's confirmed, our fight card previews go through who's fighting and who we rate to win, so the calendar tells you what's on and the preview tells you what to expect from it.
Where to find it
The tool itself lives on the Fight Calendar page. Bookmark it if you check fight schedules regularly. It's the kind of page that rewards a quick look before any big weekend.