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 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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Boxing promoter Top Rank has announced Brian Kelly, who has spent much of the last decade with Bleacher Report and its parent company, Turner Broadcasting, will join the company in a newly created ...

Top Rank on ESPN programming will air on ESPN linear networks or stream on ESPN+, which launched in the spring as a $5-per-month, direct-to-consumer play.

ESPN and Top Rank boxing are teaming up to continue their partnership through 2025. They will have fights on ESPN as well as ESPN+.

Top Rank has aired across ESPN’s linear networks and ESPN+ since its deal with the network began in 2017. The current agreement has ESPN airing 54 events annually for the promotion, ...

The deal will allow for 54 Top Rank boxing events a year to be broadcast on ESPN platforms, including 18 live fight cards on ESPN, 12 primetime events in the U.S. on ESPN+ as well as 24 ...