Let’s cut the suspense, because DAZN is your best friend here. If you want to watch Anthony Joshua fight without pulling your hair out, this streaming service is the official home for his heavyweight shenanigans. They’ve got the rights in most major markets, which means you get the fight without buffering or “King Kong vs. Godzilla” pop-ups.
But here’s the kicker—you actually have to pay for a subscription. I know, I know. Nobody likes giving up their credit card info for a single event, but DAZN does offer monthly plans. Pro tip: You can sign up, watch the fight, and then cancel before the next billing cycle. Don’t tell them I told you, okay?
But What If DAZN Isn’t Available in Your Country?
Oh, you live in the UK? Different story. Over there, Sky Sports Box Office is the big boss. You’ll have to shell out a one-time fee—usually around £25—but it’s the only way to guarantee you see Joshua’s face without random pixelation. It’s a bit old-school, like paying for a pizza delivery in cash, but it works.
If you’re in Australia, look for Main Event on Foxtel or Kayo Sports. Kayo is the hipster cousin of streaming—slick interface, no long-term contracts. Just don’t expect to find it on Netflix, because that would be too easy, right?
