| Pay-per-view | Event channels appear when an event is carried; no extra fee; never guaranteed |
|---|---|
| Fight channels | TNT Sports 1–4, DAZN, UFC Fight Pass, Sky Sports Main Event, plus the PPV events group |
| Commentary | Mostly English; Spanish where a Spanish-language channel takes the card or the feed sends a second track |
| Start times | US main cards land in the early hours in Europe; British cards in the US afternoon |
| More than one TV | Two, three or five screens, from $25 a month |
| Try first | 24 hours, free, before a fight week |
Pay-per-view on Tivo8k, said plainly
The list includes a group of pay-per-view event channels. When a fight night or another event is carried, its channel shows up in that group for the event and drops out afterwards. You pay nothing extra for it: no add-on, no fee per card, the same on a one-month plan as on a five-screen year.
What we cannot do is promise an event. Whether a card is carried depends on the feeds available on the night, and some events never reach a channel we carry. If one fight is the reason you are thinking of buying, ask on WhatsApp first: we will tell you what we know, without promises. The rest of the fight calendar runs on regular channels, and those are the dependable part.
Fight channels to pin before the card
- PPV events
- TNT Sports 1–4
- DAZN
- UFC Fight Pass
- Sky Sports Main Event
- Sky Sports Action
- CBS
- TV Azteca
- Televisa channels
Who has shown UFC and boxing, country by country
In the UK, TNT Sports has been the home of the UFC, and its four channels carry boxing too. Sky Sports Main Event and DAZN have shown many of the big British boxing nights, and DAZN streams cards from several promoters to viewers in many countries. UFC Fight Pass, the promotion’s own channel, is in the list as well, for prelims, smaller events and bouts from its archive, wherever its feed carries them.
In the US, the UFC dropped the pay-per-view model for 2026: its new rights holder streams the events and announced that some numbered cards would also air on CBS, which is in the list. Boxing has no single home anywhere. Rights are sold card by card, so one fighter can turn up on three broadcasters in a year, and the guide on the night is the reliable map. Every channel group is laid out on the Tivo8k channel list.
Whose voices call the fight
Most fight coverage in the list is in English, from American or British broadcasters, and the two sound like different events: different pacing, different jokes, different opinions on the scorecards. When more than one broadcaster carries the same card, you pick the one you prefer.
Spanish commentary turns up in two ways. A big boxing night with a Mexican or Latin American fighter on it is sometimes shown by broadcasters in the Spanish-language group, such as TV Azteca or the Televisa channels, with their own commentators. And some English feeds carry a Spanish second audio track, which the audio button in TiviMate or IPTV Smarters Pro switches to when the track reaches the stream. Neither is guaranteed for any card, so check the guide and the audio menu during the prelims. More Spanish channels are listed under Tivo8k in Spanish.
Start times, from Las Vegas to London
Fight nights run long, and a main event starts when the bout before it ends, not at a fixed minute. These are the usual shapes; plan around them and confirm in the guide.
| Part of the night | Eastern | Pacific | London | Paris, Berlin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US card, prelims | 7:00–8:00 pm | 4:00–5:00 pm | midnight–1:00 am | 1:00–2:00 am |
| US card, main card | 9:00–10:00 pm | 6:00–7:00 pm | 2:00–3:00 am | 3:00–4:00 am |
| British boxing, main event ring walks | 5:00–6:00 pm | 2:00–3:00 pm | 10:00–11:00 pm | 11:00 pm–midnight |
From Europe, a US card means a very late night or catch-up the next day; from the West Coast, a British card is an afternoon event. The European columns shift by an hour for a few weeks each spring and fall, when the US and Europe change clocks on different dates.
A fight night with friends: screens, picture and sound
One television showing the card is one screen, however many people are on the sofa. Screens count when the room splits: boxing on the kitchen TV while the UFC plays in the living room, or a friend following on a phone. Two screens cost $25 for a month, three $35 and five $49; for a whole year they are $119, $159 and $239, all set out on Tivo8k plans and screens. On one TV, TiviMate Premium’s multi-view can show two cards side by side on Android TV devices, one stream per window; see the TiviMate setup guide.
Some main events are produced in 4K, and where the feed arrives in 4K you watch it in 4K; prelims usually come in FHD or HD. Send the TV’s audio to a soundbar over HDMI ARC and use its voice mode if the crowd swamps the commentary. Wire the streaming device to the router and tune in during the prelims, so a settings problem shows up before the main card rather than in the middle of it.
Missed it? Catch-up, results and a trial before a fight week
Regular channels that keep an archive let you start a finished card from the guide, which suits European viewers of US events. Pay-per-view event channels are temporary, so do not count on an archive for those. If you plan to watch the next day, stay off social media and silence sports apps until you have. How the archive works in each player is covered in Tivo8k catch-up.
The 24-hour trial opens the same channels as a paid plan. Take it on a weekend with a card on a regular channel and check the picture, the audio menu and your soundbar before a night that matters. It costs nothing and needs no card: start the Tivo8k free trial. Every other sport, league by league, is on the sports hub.
Other sports on Tivo8k
Premier League
Which broadcasters in the list hold the league in each country, the commentary languages, and kick-offs in your time zone.
Champions League
The broadcasters that hold European club nights in each market, both kick-off slots in your time zone, and two matches at once.
Formula 1
Which broadcasters in the list hold the sport where you live, session times on your clock, and five commentary languages.
NFL
The NFL networks, RedZone, Spanish feeds where sent, start times from Los Angeles to Berlin and screens for game day.
NBA
National games, regional networks with home or away announcers, late tip-offs from Europe and catch-up the next morning.
All of them on one page: Sports.
UFC and boxing on Tivo8k: questions
Does Tivo8k carry UFC and boxing pay-per-view?
Sometimes, and never as a guarantee. Pay-per-view event channels appear in the list when an event is carried, at no extra cost on any plan. Whether a specific card is carried depends on what is available on the night, so we do not promise any fight. Regular channels such as TNT Sports, DAZN and UFC Fight Pass carry much of the rest of the calendar.
Do I pay extra for a fight night on Tivo8k?
No. There is no sports add-on, no event fee and no premium tier: a one-month single screen opens the same fight channels as a five-screen year. The price changes only with the length of the plan and the number of screens playing at once, and plans never renew by themselves.
Which Tivo8k channels show boxing?
DAZN, Sky Sports Main Event and TNT Sports have all shown big boxing nights, and pay-per-view event channels appear for some cards. Boxing rights are sold card by card rather than by season, so the broadcaster changes from one fight to the next. Search the guide for the event title on the day, or ask on WhatsApp.
Can I hear a fight in Spanish on Tivo8k?
Sometimes. Spanish-language channels in the list, such as TV Azteca and the Televisa channels, have shown big boxing nights with their own commentary, and some English feeds carry a Spanish second audio track that your player can switch to. Neither happens on every card, so check the guide and the audio menu during the prelims.
What time does a US card start in Europe on Tivo8k?
The main card usually starts between two and three in the morning in London, an hour later in Paris or Berlin, with the prelims a couple of hours earlier. Main events begin when the previous bout ends, so they move. If that is too late, regular channels that keep an archive let you watch the card from the start the next day.
Can I rewatch a fight on Tivo8k after it ends?
On regular channels that keep an archive, yes: open the guide, go back to the card and play it from the start, within that channel’s archive window. Pay-per-view event channels are temporary and may not keep an archive, so if you cannot stay up for an event card, plan for that rather than counting on a replay.