The deal grants Fubo Sports Network rights to broadcast marquee events, including the league’s championship and All-Star showcases. Viewers can expect a ramp-up in coverage starting next year, with 16 live events scheduled for the 2027 season. Beyond live match-ups, the network will host an extensive library of archival content to highlight the league’s unique city-based franchise model and team-centric boxing format.

Kevin Cassidy, CEO of TBL, described the move as a vital step in broadening the league's accessibility. Fubo Sports Network—which already features combat sports like the Professional Fighters League—provides a platform that reaches audiences through both subscription packages and a wide array of free, ad-supported streaming services. By leveraging this reach, the league aims to deepen fan engagement with its tournament-style events and weight-class competitions.