DAZN: The home of boxing
With one subscription you can watch all the exclusive DAZN content on multiple devices
IF you subscribe to DAZN you will be able to watch the following fighters in live and exclusive action in the coming weeks and months: Canelo Álvarez, Katie Taylor, Gennadiy ‘GGG’ Golovkin, Conor Benn, Joshua Buatsi and more. This Saturday the action begins at 5.30pm in Leeds where Josh Warrington tries to regain his IBF featherweight title from old rival Kiko Martínez. That’s the same featherweight division and channel that recently brought you Leigh Wood versus Michael Conlan, one of the greatest fights to ever take place in Britain.
How do you subscribe to DAZN, the on-demand sports streaming platform? Well, you don’t need a satellite dish or a cable TV subscription to watch, nor do you need lots of wires and boxes to access it in the first place. Simply choose your device, be that a television, smart phone, a tablet, a PC or a games console, download the DAZN App and away you go. Better still, with one subscription you can watch DAZN on multiple devices to ensure you don’t miss a thing, wherever you are. Stream anytime, anywhere.
DAZN is both easy to set up and simple to navigate. Everything you need to enjoy a live event is here, and it’s about more than just the fights. It’s about the stories, the behind-thescenes access to training camps, the exclusive interviews, the pre- and postfight analysis. DAZN is committed to bringing you round-the-clock coverage unrivalled in the boxing marketplace.
It’s not only live boxing on DAZN that’s covered, either; on the DAZN Daily Boxing Show there is insight and debate about the entire boxing world. Better still, there are documentaries on the sport’s leading fighters and incredible fly-on-the-wall coverage to get stuck into. There is live football, too, with action from the UEFA Women’s Champion’s League.
And if you miss anything, or are still to watch fights like Wood-conlan, there’s hours upon hours of crystal-clear archived action in HD, all effortlessly accessible from easy to follow menus. So even if you’re late to the party, you can catch up on every single fight that has been broadcast on DAZN in the past.
A more detailed look ahead at what’s to come on DAZN highlights what excellent value for money the streaming service is. Kiko Martínez-josh Warrington II (26th March), Sandor Martin- Felix Cash (1st April), Gennadiy ‘GGG’ Golvkin-ryōta Murata, Ryan Garcia-emmanuel Tagoe and Junto Nakatani-ryota Yamauchi (9th April), Conor Benn-chris van Heerden and Chris Billam-smith–tommy Mccarthy II (16th April), Ivan Zucco-marko Nikolic (22nd April), Jesse Vargas-liam Smith (30th April), Canelo Álvarez-dmitry Bivol (7th May), Daniel Scardina-giovanni De Carolis (13th May), Kerman Lejarragajames Metcalfe (20th May), Joshua Buatsi-craig Richards (21st May).
And that’s all before we even mention the historic collision between two of the greatest female fighters of all-time, Katie Taylor versus Amanda Serrano, at New York’s Madison Square Garden on 30th April. The biggest fight in women’s boxing history has already transcended the sport. Unmissable is a word used too freely but it certainly applies here. Watch Taylor-serrano for the undisputed lightweight championship on DAZN, and only DAZN, at no extra cost to your monthly subscription fee.
At just £7.99 per month, DAZN is too good to miss. There are no contracts and no fuss. This is your boxing, your way. With DAZN, the game is changed.