Where to Watch Boxing in Glasgow

For a sports bar in Glasgow with a unique twist, Rum Bongo is the place to be. Situated on Byres Road, this Caribbean-inspired bar offers a perfect blend of tropical vibes, strong drinks, and plenty of entertainment.

Watch your favourite sports - football, rugby, or boxing - while enjoying delicious Caribbean-American fusion dishes like jerk chicken and the Big Kahuna burger. With games like darts and pool to keep you entertained, Rum Bongo is a fun, affordable spot for students and sports fans alike.

Lavish and downright lovely, The Merchant sits in a dreamy listed building on West George Street. Set across two floors, there's plenty of spots to take in the action.

With plenty of screens and a massive projector, you can follow every clinch, jab and knockout punch. To keep your spirits up from the first bell to the last, there's cracking cask ales, jazzy cocktails and ice cold pints.

Get down to Hudsons for fight night. As Wardley and Dubois take to the ring, you can follow all the action on the big screen. 

Grab a drink and settle in for every punch, hook and knockout moment in glorious HD. Whether you're a die‑hard boxing fan or just love an exciting night out, this is the perfect place to be.

In the heart of Glasgow's Mount Florida, The Old Smiddy Inn is a cosy, traditional pub that brings you historic charm with a lively atmosphere. When fight night arrives, this place is even more epic.

With big screens right around the bar, it's the perfect place to pull up a pew and watch every big hitting moment of Wardley Vs Dubois. There's plenty to keep you refreshed while you're here, from ice cold pints and local ales to classic pub grub.

A firm local favourite, The James Tassie is a popular spot for lovers of live sport. There's big screens all over the shop, so you can grab a pint, pull up a pew and be sure of a view of the action.

To fuel up your fanatics, there's everything you want from behind the bar. We're talking pub grub, well-cared-for ales, top notch lagers and a wonder of a wine list.

If you're looking to watch boxing in Glasgow from the comfort of your own room, Faktory offers private viewing for you and twenty of your matess. If you don't mind sharing the experience with other punters in the West End bar, Faktory also has big screens throughout the bar for watching the boxing. With tasty eats and cheap drinks promos, this is a fun spot to catch fight night in Glasgow. 

When it comes to where on Sauchiehall Street to watch the boxing, Campus is one of the most fun and lively options in the city. Cheap drinks will make fight night a frugal one (unless you've put money on it of course) with great bar food, lots of space, and supersized big screens, mean this student bar has a blinding atmosphere all night. With a late licence 'til 3am, you can party hearty once all the punching is over.