Fight Schedule: Where to Find Every Upcoming Boxing & MMA Match
If you love the buzz of a live bout, you need a reliable fight schedule. No more scrolling endless pages or missing the next big showdown. Below you’ll learn the easiest ways to get the dates, times, and channels for every fight that matters to you.
Top Sources for Accurate Fight Calendars
First, bookmark official promotion sites. The UFC, Bellator, and major boxing promoters (like Top Rank or Premier Boxing Champions) post full fight cards weeks in advance. Their calendars are usually the most up‑to‑date because they control the match‑making.
Second, use dedicated sports apps. Apps such as ESPN, DAZN, and the Fight Tracker app push notifications when a fight is added or when a date changes. Turn on push alerts and you’ll get a heads‑up on the day of the bout.
Third, follow reliable social media accounts. Twitter handles of promoters, fighters, and major sports journalists often share schedule tweaks faster than any website. A quick follow can save you hours of searching.
How to Organize Your Own Personal Fight Calendar
Once you have the sources, pull the info into one place. Google Calendar works great – just copy the fight name, date, and time, then set a reminder 30 minutes before the start. If you prefer a spreadsheet, list the event, venue, broadcast channel, and a link to the ticket page.
Don’t forget time zones. Most international fights list times in GMT or the host city’s local time. Use an online time‑zone converter or the built‑in feature in your calendar app to avoid missing a live start.
Lastly, keep an eye on last‑minute changes. Injuries, weight‑cut issues, or visa problems can shuffle a card. A quick check on the promoter’s site the night before the fight will confirm everything is still on track.
With these habits, you’ll always know when the next fight hits the ring or the octagon. No more guessing, no more missed fights – just pure excitement as each bout rolls around.
