Saturday night’s Top Rank Boxing event on ESPN marks the sport’s final telecast on any linear network in the U.S. for the ...

Top Rank promoter Bob Arum spent some time talking to Fight Hub TV about the future of his Top Rank company now that they’re ...

Top Rank and ESPN signed a four-year deal that began in August 2017. It was amended in April to coincide with the launch of the ESPN+ streaming service on which Top Rank began promoting exclusive ...

Top Rank and ESPN are parting ways after eight years.The promotion is allowed to leave early if it reaches a deal with another broadcast. Arum told Boxing Scene that he's confident they'll find ...

However, Top Rank could leave earlier if it reaches a deal with another broadcaster. The news comes in light of the uncertainty surrounding ESPN’s future with the big sports.

He is also confident that Top Rank’s fights will be broadcast on both free-to-air and streaming services, but played down the prospect of – as had been rumoured within boxing circles – Top ...

Top Rank’s CEO Bob Arum, while recently talking to reporters, expressed his desire not to depend on only one outlet to showcase your fight. Currently, there are many platforms and, ...

Top Rank will be with one or more new platforms sometime in 2025, and when they make that move, how will it impact the sport? Only time will tell, but for now, ...