Paul recently announced another boxing match that will stream on Netflix, and UFC is leaving its PPV model for Paramount+ ...

There is a belief that the pay-per-view business, as we've known it, is dead. It turns out that it's not going anywhere, and it's here to stay.

Mayweather-Andre Berto, according to most reports, underperformed every Mayweather pay-per-view since his return from initial retirement in 2009. Do we have the right match this weekend?

Showtime usually has at least two pay-per-views at $74.99 (or more) a year and the boxing cost at Showtime jumps to $293.98.

Boxing's long-established titans must join forces under one banner to combat the threat of TKO's looming power grab within ...

TV and streamer deals are amongst the most lucrative rights purchases, but as pay-per-view content prices rose above USD$100 ...

(The Davis-Barrios pay-per-view was set at $74.99). Hearn, of course, is not exactly a disinterested observer.

When you add in the staffing expenses, it’s not a profit center. “Take a good 500,000-buy pay-per-view. They make $1.25 million and pay a [replay] delay [cost] of $750,000.

The world of boxing is packed with legendary matchups, but only a few have truly dominated pay-per-view records. Floyd Mayweather, known for his unbeaten record, headlines most of these.

Along with all-action super welterweight phenom Sebastian "The Towering Inferno," Fundora (20-1-1, 13KOs) the pay-per-view will include a defense of the WBA Middleweight World Champion Erislandy ...