Broadcast-quality coverage for boxing and combat sports events, from a single ringside camera to a full multi-camera production. We stream it live to pay-per-view (PPV) to expand your audience far beyond the venue, with scoreboards, tale-of-the-tape graphics, picture-in-picture and instant replay built in.
A boxing event deserves more than a phone propped up at ringside. We cover boxing and combat sports events with proper broadcast kit and a crew who know the sport — from a single-camera record of an amateur card to a full multi-camera production streamed live to pay-per-view, putting your event in front of an audience far bigger than the room it's fought in.
A boxing crowd expects a proper broadcast. Here's what a professional crew and the right kit actually buys you, ringside and beyond.
Packages scale from a single fixed camera to a full multi-camera ringside rig, mixed live for broadcast-quality coverage of every bout.
Take the card to pay-per-view and expand your audience reach far beyond the venue, with secure, paid access for remote viewers.
On-screen scoreboards, round timers and branded overlays, built and run live so viewers always know where the fight stands.
Fighter stats and head-to-head comparisons, built as broadcast graphics to introduce each bout before the first bell.
A second camera angle kept live in-frame alongside the main feed — corner reactions, crowd shots or a tighter shot on the action.
Knockdowns, big shots and close rounds played back in slow motion during the live broadcast, the same as you'd expect on TV.
We talk through the card, the venue and how you want it covered — recorded, streamed, or pushed live to pay-per-view.
Camera positions mapped to the ring, crew and kit confirmed — from a single operator to a full multi-camera broadcast team.
We rig in, build the scoreboard and tale of the tape graphics for each fighter, and run a full test broadcast before doors open.
Full multi-camera coverage through every bout, live graphics and instant replay on tap, streamed to PPV and delivered back afterwards.
Yes — pay-per-view is one of the main reasons promoters come to us for fight coverage. We handle the live production and stream it to a PPV platform, so you can charge remote viewers for access and expand your audience well beyond the venue's capacity.
It depends on the event and budget. A single ringside camera is enough for a straightforward record, but most fight nights get a full multi-camera setup — typically covering both corners, a high wide shot and a roaming camera for walk-outs and crowd reaction, all mixed live.
Yes — we build a live scoreboard with round timer for the broadcast, plus tale-of-the-tape graphics for each fighter (height, reach, record and stats) to introduce every bout before the first bell.
Yes — knockdowns, big shots and close rounds can be played back in slow motion during the live stream, the same as you'd expect watching on TV, along with picture-in-picture for a second angle alongside the main feed.
Yes — the same multi-camera, live graphics and PPV setup works for MMA, kickboxing, wrestling and other combat sports events, as well as amateur and grassroots tournaments and exhibition or charity bouts.
Absolutely — the same multi-camera production feeding your PPV stream can be mixed into a separate output for the big screens in the venue, so your in-person crowd and remote PPV audience both get broadcast-quality coverage from one crew.
We bring our own bonded, redundant connectivity so your PPV stream isn't relying on a single unreliable venue WiFi connection. We'll always check connectivity as part of planning your event and put the right solution in place.
Yes. We're based in the North East of England but cover fight nights and sports events across the UK, from local venues and leisure centres to major arenas nationwide.
Tell us about your event, your card and how many cameras you need — we'll take it from there.