Where to watch and live stream boxing and MMA / UFC bouts in Australia

Aussie heavyweight powerhouse Teremoana Teremoana is ready to put on a massive show for the home crowd when he steps into the ring against American heavy-hitter DeAndre Savage on the Gold Coast. The undefeated Olympian is bringing his brutal knockout form back to home soil, looking to deliver another statement performance and light up the division. Fight fans across Australia are gearing up for an absolute blockbuster as Teremoana aims to blast through Savage and keep his meteoric rise alive. You can watch the fight on DAZN in Kayo Sports.

Australian boxing star Tim Tszyu faces one of the biggest challenges of his career when he takes on former unified welterweight world champion Errol Spence Jr. in Sydney. Spence returns to the ring after a lengthy absence, while Tszyu is looking to deliver a statement win in front of his home fans and re-establish himself among boxing’s elite. With both fighters known for their power and aggressive style, fans can expect a high-intensity showdown.

The event will be available live on Main Event via Kayo Sports PPV and Foxtel Main Event. The broadcast begins on Sunday, 26 July, with the main card starting at 10:00am AEST and the Spence vs Tszyu main event expected around 1:00pm AEST. 

The showdown between Jai Opetaia and Brandon Glanton promises to be a high-intensity cruiserweight clash. Opetaia enters the fight looking to defend his world-class status and continue his rise as one of Australia’s top boxing stars. Glanton, known for his power and aggressive style, will aim to test Opetaia’s speed. In Australia you can stream the fight on Paramount , which carries the live broadcast of the whole card.  The main card is scheduled to begin around 1:00 p.m. AEDT/12:00 p.m. AEST on Monday, 9 March 2026, with Opetaia and Glanton expected to enter the ring later in the afternoon in Australian time.

Alexander Volkanovski faces Diego Lopes in a highly anticipated UFC bout, with the former featherweight champion looking to reassert himself at the top of the division. Volkanovski brings elite experience, pace, and fight IQ, while Lopes enters as a dangerous and unpredictable finisher with rising momentum. The UFC main event featuring Alexander Volkanovski vs Diego Lopes will be available in Australia via Main Event on Foxtel and Kayo Sports.

Michael Zerafa is set to face Nikita Tszyu in one of the most talked-about Australian boxing matches in recent years. The fight is scheduled for 16 January and will take place in Brisbane. The fight will be broadcast live as a pay-per-view event on Kayo Sports, meaning viewers can purchase the event even without a standard subscription. It will also be available through Main Event on Foxtel

Tim Tszyu vs Anthony Velazquez takes place on 17 December in Sydney in a 10-round super-welterweight bout. Tszyu is a former world champion and Australia’s biggest boxing name, is aiming to rebuild momentum in front of a home crowd. Anthony Velazquez is an undefeated American fighter, known for his power, taking a major step up in his career.

The fight card also features Australian boxers, including Sam Goodman and Callum Peters, alongside other local contenders.

The event will be broadcast live on Main Event via Kayo Sports (PPV).

Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua is set to be one of the most talked-about boxing events of the year, matching social-media star-turned-fighter Jake Paul against former unified heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua. The bout brings together Paul’s continued rise in professional boxing and Joshua’s proven elite-level experience, knockout power, and championship background. With global attention and contrasting career paths, the fight represents a significant crossover moment for the sport and will be streamed live on Netflix for subscribers worldwide including Australia.

Australia’s own Jack Della Maddalena defends his UFC Welterweight Championship against Islam Makhachev, the dominant former Lightweight Champion, at UFC 322 in Madison Square Garden, New York City on Saturday. For Australian fans, the main card starts at 2 pm AEDT on Sunday, 16 November, available exclusively on Kayo Sports Main Event and Foxtel Main Event as a Pay-Per-View broadcast.

Superstar Jon  Jones will defend his heavyweight title against former two-time heavyweight champ Stipe Miocic at UFC 309 event. In Australia you can watch Prelims fights on ESPN and Main event card on Main Event.

Japanese superstar Naoya Inoue will look to defend the undisputed super bantamweight title against the undefeated Sam Goodman in Tokyo on December 24. Inoue has won world championships in four weight classes, including becoming undisputed at super bantamweight and bantamweight. The fight in Australia will be available on Main Event as payed stream.