DAZN boxing on supported devices and where it’s available

Where to watch in your country

Where DAZN is available

DAZN says it is available in over 200 territories.

Availability can still vary depending on licensing agreements, broadcasting rights, and specific events.

1. Check whether DAZN is supported in your country before you subscribe.
2. Expect some boxing events to be restricted even in countries where DAZN is available.

Supported browsers and desktop requirements

DAZN supports Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Apple Safari.

For browser viewing, Windows computers need Windows 8.1 or Windows 10, Macs need macOS X or higher, Chromebooks need ChromeOS 76 or later, and iPads need iPadOS 15 or later.

1. Update your browser before streaming.
2. Check your operating system version before trying to watch on a computer or iPad browser.

Devices DAZN does not support

DAZN says some older devices are not supported, including phones released before iPhone 6s/6s Plus, iPads released before iPad (5th generation), and models released before iPad mini 4. That means iPad mini 4 itself is not in the unsupported group.

It also lists iPad Air (1st generation), Windows Mobile, Blackberry Devices, Nexus Player, Amazon Kindle Fire (1st, 2nd, and 3rd generations released before 2013), and Apple TV (3rd generation and older) as unsupported.

1. Compare your exact model and generation with DAZN’s unsupported list before installing the app.
2. If your device appears on DAZN’s unsupported list, plan to use a newer compatible device instead of assuming another browser will fix it.

How the DAZN schedule helps you check boxing streams

DAZN’s content schedule spans a 30-day period.

It shows upcoming content for the next 14 days, along with start times, live labels, PPV tags, purchased labels, and lock icons for restricted content.

1. Open the schedule before fight night to confirm the event tile, start time, and access label.
2. If a bout is PPV, make sure it shows as purchased before the event starts.