In 2018, SHOWTIME is delivering more live boxing than any other network—more than 30 presentations in total by the end of this year. In 2019, anchored largely by Premier Boxing Champions ...

That included its boxing rights, which mostly are with Al Haymon’s Premier Boxing Champions. And on Thursday, that company and Amazon announced that PBC will be coming to Prime Video next year ...

Premier Boxing Champions previously had a network television deal for several years with Fox Sports, including pay-per-views, that ended at the end of 2022.

"Premier Boxing Champions" on Spike TV is taking boxing back to its roots. This is boxing, pure and simple, where what's brought to the fight, mentally and physically, is what determines who goes ...

The complaint claims that Waddell & Reed has committed more than $400 million to build Premier Boxing Champions, while reportedly taking large losses as it buys television time for its fighters.

Amazon Prime Video is in the boxing business. Prime Video will stream Premier Boxing Champions shows beginning next year as part of a multiyear agreement, it was announced Thursday. The streaming ...

Last night’s debut of Premier Boxing Champions on NBC posted a 2.53/5 overnight & was highest-rated sporting event from 9-11p ET (2.67). — NBC Sports PR (@NBCSportsPR) March 8, 2015 ...

Premier Boxing Champions booked the MGM Grand Garden Arena, even if the fights likely didn't demand a venue that size, debuting a new set, iconic announcers and what was intended to be a fresh ...

In conjunction with Spike TV, Al Haymon's Premier Boxing Champions will present a monthly fight card on the popular cable network beginning on March 13 with a welterweight doubleheader.

Premier Boxing Champions has found another new partner. After a number of years bouncing around between ESPN, CBS, NBC and Fox, the promotional company has agreed to a four-year deal with Fox.

The sports network told USA TODAY Sports Tuesday that Premier Boxing Champions, the brainchild of reclusive boxing mogul Haymon, will air a dozen two-hour live boxing shows on ESPN and ABC annually.