Top Rank Moves Full Roster To DAZN In Global Deal

Agreement brings Top Rank schedule and roster to DAZN worldwide

Top Rank has signed a multi-year deal with DAZN, placing its full roster and fight schedule on one global platform. The move gives the promoter a clear path to keep fighters active.

Top Rank cards now run through DAZN. The stable includes Keyshawn Davis, Xander Zayas, Abdullah Mason, Emanuel Navarrete, Raymond Muratalla, O’Shaquie Foster, and Bruce Carrington. Belt holders, young champions, and prospects all working on the same schedule.

That changes the day-to-day work of making fights. With everyone on the same platform, talks move quicker, terms get settled cleaner, and camps can be set without outside blocks slowing things down.

Bob Arum put it in plain terms.

“Since the day I started Top Rank 60 years ago, our focus has been simple: sign the best fighters, develop them into champions and make the best fights possible. DAZN’s position as the global home of boxing makes this a natural partnership, and I’m confident it will be tremendously beneficial for fighters, fans and the future of the sport.”

That is the working model, keeping fighters active, building them through rounds, and moving them into title fights when ready.

When fighters share one platform, activity increases and matchups are easier to make.

The archive is part of the deal, including fights featuring Ali, Leonard, Duran, Hearns, Hagler, Mayweather and Pacquiao.

Shay Segev addressed the platform’s position.

“Boxing belongs on the global stage, and this landmark partnership with Top Rank brings one of the sport’s most iconic promoters and legacies to DAZN – the global home of boxing. DAZN already delivers more premium fight nights than any entertainment platform in the world and the addition of Top Rank’s elite events and historic archive further strengthens our position. For fans, fighters and the sport, this partnership is about scale and setting a new standard for how world-class boxing is experienced.”

Top Rank now has a defined broadcast home, which shapes how its fighters move and how often they compete going forward.