Let’s be honest: watching a fight at home is the ultimate chill. You can wear your comfiest pajamas, pause for a bathroom break during a slow round, and make nachos that are, frankly, way better than stadium food. Most major Anthony Joshua fights land on DAZN. Think of it as the Netflix of boxing—subscribe for a month, watch the fight, then cancel guilt-free.
But here’s the kicker: sometimes his fights pop up on Sky Sports Box Office in the UK. It’s like buying a single ticket for one blockbuster movie. You pay once, huddle around the telly, and pretend you’re in a private VIP booth. If you’re in the US, ESPN+ or PPV (pay-per-view) might be your go-to.
My buddy Gary once bought the wrong package and watched a cooking show instead of a knockout. Don’t be Gary. Always check the official promoter—like Matchroom Boxing—for the exact network.
The Pub Experience: Nachos and High-Fives
If your living room feels too quiet, find a local sports bar. There’s a special kind of camaraderie when strangers scream at the same screen. You’ll bond with a guy named Dave over a shared gasp when AJ lands a right hand. Buffalo Wild Wings and Hooters often show big fights, but call ahead—they don’t want to break your heart by having a dart tournament instead.
Or try a dedicated boxing pub. I once walked into one by accident, thinking it was a taco joint. Ten minutes later, I was cheering for a fighter I didn’t know. That’s the vibe. You’ll leave with a hoarse voice and a new friend named “Big Mike” from accounting.
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