DAZN Offers Dual PPV Bundle for Boxing Fans
DAZN is throwing a curveball into the boxing world with a new boxing PPV deal, giving fans access to two blockbuster events for less. Instead of shelling out for each card individually, you can grab both fight nights — Ryan Garcia vs. Rolly Romero on May 2nd and Canelo Alvarez vs. William Scull on May 3rd — for $90 in the US, £34.99 in the UK, and €39.99 in Europe. That's a meaningful saving compared to two single PPV purchases, which would set fans back $119.98 in America.
The timing couldn’t be better for fight enthusiasts. The first event, Garcia vs. Romero, isn’t your average main event-only affair. Live from New York’s Times Square, it’s stacked from top to bottom with names that boxing heads already know well. The undercard features Devin Haney battling Jose Ramirez and Teofimo Lopez going toe-to-toe with Arnold Barboza Jr. It’s a loaded night that has real title implications and could shake up multiple divisions.
- Garcia vs. Romero headlines Friday's card in NYC.
- Undercard includes Haney vs. Ramirez and Lopez vs. Barboza Jr.
- Individual PPV price is $59.99 in the US, but the bundle makes both nights cheaper for fans.
Mixed Reactions to Canelo’s Main Event
The second event, Canelo Alvarez vs. William Scull, comes with its own kind of hype — and debate. For Canelo, this bout marks his first pro fight outside the U.S. or Mexico, igniting Riyadh’s boxing scene. But here’s where things get contentious. Many are questioning if William Scull is a worthy opponent for a PPV, given his relatively low profile. Fans are quick to point out the lack of a marquee undercard, arguing that the supporting fights for Canelo’s night don’t match the gravity of the main event or justify premium pricing on their own.
DAZN’s bundle seems tailor-made for fans who crave action across both nights but don’t want to pay full price on back-to-back evenings. Yes, there’s grumbling about Scull’s name recognition, but others are happy to get so many top fighters in one package. If you’re all about seeing the hottest new rivalries and potential upsets, the Garcia card alone packs enough punch for a standalone show, let alone as part of a discounted dual-event deal.
One thing’s for sure: both nights stream worldwide, exclusively on DAZN, making the deal accessible wherever you are. Whether the savings and the stacked Friday card make up for a less-than-stellar Canelo main event, that’s up to fans. The appetite for these high-stakes weekends shows no sign of slowing down just yet.