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Fight dates get announced months out, moved, and occasionally announced again. Subscribe once and every scheduled card is in your calendar with the current date on it.
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Boxing
Upcoming fight nights across the major promotions.
Each event carries the start time rather than a vague date.
Fights get moved. The date in your calendar moves with them.
Works directly with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, and Outlook via .ics.
How it works
Select Boxing and the teams or sessions you want to follow during your free trial.
Enter your email and we'll send you a personal calendar subscription link, no password, no app to install.
Paste the URL into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. Every Boxing event shows up instantly and stays up to date.
FAQ
Scheduled professional cards as they are announced. Because boxing has no fixed calendar, the list grows through the year rather than arriving all at once.
Each card appears as a single event covering the broadcast, with the main event named. Undercard bouts are not listed separately.
FanFeed refreshes daily. A postponed card moves to its new date in your calendar instead of leaving you with the old one.
Yes. A card starting late in Las Vegas or early in the morning from the UK shows at the correct local hour for you.
Yes. Both go into a single feed alongside anything else you pick.
Using a different calendar app
Boxing has no season. Cards are scheduled across the year by promoters and broadcasters, with the major fights announced months ahead and smaller cards filling in closer to the date.
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