Where To Watch Boxing Events In London

Want to catch the boxing in London? Make your way to Redwood by London Bridge, where games are shown in all its glory on ultra-HD screens across two floors, plus an epic 145-inch TV wall.

The food? Think burgers, pizzas, nachos, and wings—perfect for sharing and enjoying a refreshing pint during halftime.

Kilburn is gearing up for a full-on fight night atmosphere as Wardley vs Dubois takes over The Old Bell Kilburn for a late-night boxing watch party running from 9pm to 2am.

With HD big-screen coverage throughout, the venue becomes a high-energy hub where every round plays out live, drawing in boxing fans and groups ready for a shared, noise-filled viewing experience.

Head to Angel, as it's set for a late-night boxing takeover as Wardley vs Dubois lands at The Steam Passage Islington for a high-energy watch party running from 9pm to 2am.

With HD big-screen coverage throughout, the venue becomes a packed-out fight night hub where every round, exchange and knockout moment is broadcast live to a crowd of fans. 

Get ready for a huge night of heavyweight action as Wardley vs Dubois takes over the big screens in the City of London at Cheshire Cheese's dedicated boxing watch party.

Built for fight fans, the event delivers HD live coverage, an electric crowd atmosphere and wall-to-wall action as every jab, hook and knockout moment unfolds in real time. With late-night hours running from 9pm to 2am, it's designed as a fight night out.

Need a top-notch spot to watch the boxing? Then be sure to check out Rileys Sports Bar Victoria. This fabulous haunt not only offers a great space and HD screens to catch all the action, but they also offer a crackin' food and drinks menu to match.

In the heart of London's Leicester Square, hip hangout Clubhouse 5 is bringing a fresh vibe to the sports bar scene. With classic football jerseys and memorabilia adorning the walls, top-notch 4k UHD screens, and SKY Q Technology, it offers a viewing experience that rivals the front row of the stadium. 

Drayton Court Hotel is a total knock out when it comes to places showing boxing events in West London. Nestled away in a quiet suburb, it offers a refreshing break from the bustle of the city and plenty of TVs showing sports. Venture out into the beer garden post-match to soak up the rays, and tuck into some delicious bar snacks too, like fresh burrata, halloumi fries or even order a pizza. 

Screening all major boxing matches, Belushi's is a top notch sports venue. The perfect spot to catch every minute of the adrenaline-fuelled action, this place boasts multiple HD screens as well as a late-night food menu full of pre-match snacks and sharing platters. There are also sites in London Bridge, Hammersmith and Greenwich.

With not one, not two but six giant TVs and a 120-inch projector screen, Leadbelly's bar and kitchen is a brilliant base if you're looking to watch the boxing. And there's a whole lot of boxing to be a-watching. 

This place is beaming all the action from Wardley vs Dubois, so you won't miss a single punch. Expect an epic atmosphere, great pub grub and a steady stream of perfectly poured pints.

With plenty of screens dotted across the venue, O'Neill's Great Marlborough Street is a top choice for catching all of the boxing action all year round. And when you're cheering your chosen person on? You can chow down on hearty burgers and pizza.

In the heart of the city the Three Tuns has stood since the 1700s. When fight night rolls around, this historic boozer comes alive with epic atmosphere.

Settle into the bar to follow every second of the action from Wardley V Dubois live on the big screens. There's plenty to tickle your tastebuds while you're here, with pies, cracking beers, perfectly kept ales and an extensive wine and spirit list.

When it comes to places to catch all the latest boxing action, check out Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen. The venue at the City of London showcases 20 different HD screens, as well as scrumptious scran such as filthy loaded fries and Korean chicken burgers.

Westwood Sports Pub & Kitchen is found at Westfield in Shepherd's Bush, boasting multiple HD screens and a huge 145-inch TV wall showing boxing events on a regular basis. With relaxed, modern interiors and a spacious outdoor terrace, this is a top choice for all your sporting and drinking needs.

While you're watchin, tuck into their delicious menu of hearty dishes, paired with a beer or cocktail. Think hot honey halloumi burgers, spicy salami pizzas or Korean chicken wings.

Possibly the finest sports bar in Fulham, McGettigan's is always one of the best places to catch the boxing in London. With 11 HD TV screens showing all the action, it also offers a great beer range and an extensive menu of hearty pub grub.

Walthamstow is set for a heavyweight night as Wardley vs Dubois lands at The Goose Walthamstow for a boxing watch party.

Running from 9pm until 2am, this late-night event transforms the pub into a fight-night hub, with HD big-screen coverage bringing every punch, counter and knockout moment to life in front of an energetic crowd.

One Over The Ait is a super cute pub located on Kew Bridge that welcomes passersby into its exposed brick surrounds to watch live sports on its projectors in The Players Lounge. You can catch the boxing here in full swing, as well as a pool and soccer table and darts to entertain post-match. As for food and drinks, delight in refreshing beers and wines paired with popcorn shrimp, chicken wings and burgers. 

Home to both Sky and BT Sports, not to mention multiple screens all about the place, The Heathcote and Star is a fabulous spot to catch the fixtures. Set up shop in the trendy watering hole with mouthwatering Thai food and refreshing pints aplenty.

The Dial is action-packed in every direction. Its 360° Bar gives you epic views of the city skyline to accompany your pint of Meantime, poured fresh from the in-house micro-brewery. 

Inside, the big screens provide just as much entertainment. With TVs on almost every wall, you can get lost in every jab, hook, uppercut and flurry of fancy footwork.

If you're looking for a bustling pub to watch the boxing, The Leyton Star is the place to go. Not only is it home to multiple TVs offering a great view of the matches, but also delicious grub from Fireyard Barbecue, plus a delish selection of craft beer and cocktails.

Beechwood is one of those pubs that lives and breathes sports. Whatever major game is on, this Shoreditch joint will make sure you don't miss a single second, offering multiple HD screens. And when the boxing is on? You can bet your bottom dollar that this place pulls it out of the bag.

Wardley vs Dubois is being shown live at The Sportsman Stratford in Stratford on Saturday the 9th of May, with a watch party running 9pm to 2am. The event will be screened on HD big screens throughout the venue, showing the full fight from undercard to main event.

It's a dedicated live sports screening night, with table bookings available and a late finish built around the main bout. Expect a busy pub setting with drinks service, background music before and after the fight, and a crowd gathered to watch the heavyweight contest unfold in real time.

Boasting dark wooden features and an appetite for the odd bit of taxidermy, Forester is a charming Grade II-listed pub in Ealing that also happens to front three bars and an array of TVs showing the latest sports fixtures. You can totally catch the boxing here, and pair your fist-fight-viewing with delicious tipples and a moreish Thai food.

Happen to be in Central London and looking for a top-notch joint to catch all of the boxing action? The Court is a real winner. Located near Tottenham Court Road, this cosy boozer offers up HD TVs to screen every blow, all while quaffing a pint of the good stuff.

You'll find Broadwood in the heart of the City, not far from Liverpool Street station. This lively sports bar is decked out in sleek, modern furnishings, as well as 10 large plasma TVs that regularly show boxing events.

Enjoy a range of cocktails and beers while you're here, paired with a delicious food menu. Think prosciutto pizzas, truffle parmesan loaded fries and beef hot dogs topped with caramelised onions.

If you're looking to catch boxing on the big screen in Shoreditch, then Long Arm Pub & Brewery is on hand. Grab yourself some pints that are brewed on site and soak up the best fights on giant projectors around the venue.

Although well-known for its mouthwatering grub, Rocket Euston is also a fabulous boozer to catch big sports fixtures. As for the boxing? You can expect to catch every bout across the big screens with a gin or pint of beer in hand.

Wondering where to watch the boxing in Shoreditch? The Cornershop is coming out on top, boasting five huge screens on its ground floor and three in its basement. And if you get peckish, they're happy to fuel you through, with burgers and nachos aplenty, washed down with pints of the good stuff.

Renowned East London hangout The Star In Shoreditch is a wonderland of quirky decor and live music. But it's also a brilliant spot for watching sports, including boxing matches, with multiple screens showing the action. And to fuel you through? Burgers from Perk'd Up, like the Espresso Junkie, made using 40-day dry-aged British ex-dairy beef and an espresso plum jam. 

If you're looking for a buzzing joint to watch the boxing then this haunt is bound to be a knock out. Enter: Bat & Ball, an fantastic entertainment and activity bar located in the heart of East London and Covent Garden. Fronting beer pong, pool, interactive darts and DJ sets seven days a week, there's always something on to pique your interested. Including delicious food, such as Neapolitan pizzas, fish and chips plus loaded nachos. Catch the match on one of its fancy screens and order your snacks straight to your table. 

On the hunt for a cool bar in East London that shows live sports? Then mosey on over to The Star By Liverpool Street. You can enjoy the best boxing matches going at this unique haunt, which boasts quirky interiors, large screens and a range of tasty tipples.