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Was Boxing’s BBC Return a Success? Early Viewing Figures Tell the Story

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Boxing returned to the BBC at the weekend — but did the public tune in? Early Boxing BBC viewing figures suggest BOXXER pulled in up to 1.2 million viewers. Here’s what the numbers mean, how they compare with streaming platforms, and why free-to-air TV could reshape British boxing.

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Boxing PPV Undercard Problems: Why Fans Deserve More Than a One-Fight Card

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Boxing PPV Undercard Problems Are Killing the Buzz You know the feeling. You’ve just paid £25 for a pay-per-view event. The hype around the main event is electric — but the rest of the card? Forgettable. It’s a growing issue, and one that’s hurting the sport. Boxing PPV undercard problems have become so common that

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