Affiliate Disclosure

boxingnews.com earns a portion of its revenue through affiliate partnerships. This page explains how those partnerships work, which companies we work with, and how they do — and do not — influence our editorial coverage.

What Is an Affiliate Link?

An affiliate link is a tracked URL that credits boxingnews.com when a reader clicks through and completes an action on a partner’s site — most commonly buying a ticket, opening a sportsbook account, or subscribing to a streaming service. When you click one of these links on boxingnews.com and complete the qualifying action, the partner pays us a commission at no additional cost to you.

Our Partners

The affiliate partners you may see linked from boxingnews.com articles include:

• Ticketmaster — fight tickets and venue access, linked from our event, schedule, and pre-fight preview coverage.
• DAZN (via Partnerize) — pay-per-view and subscription streaming for boxing and combat sports events on the DAZN platform.
• Sportsbook operators — regulated betting operators surfaced from our odds, betting, and pre-fight pick coverage. Sportsbook availability varies by region and we only display operators licensed in your jurisdiction.
• Merchandise and gear partners— from time to time we link to boxing-related products, apparel, and training gear when it’s directly relevant to the coverage.

How We Make Money

Affiliate commissions are one of several revenue streams that keep boxingnews.com free to read. Our sources of revenue are:

• Programmatic display advertising— banner, native, and video ad units served through our ad-management partners and header-bidding wrapper. Ads are separated from editorial content and clearly labelled “Advertisement”.
• Affiliate commissions — from ticket sales (Ticketmaster), pay-per-view and subscription sign-ups (DAZN, via Partnerize), and regulated sportsbook sign-ups.
• Syndication licensing — we license our articles and video content to distribution partners including Microsoft MSN and other news aggregators. Syndication partners pay us a share of the advertising revenue their platform earns on our content.
• Sponsored content and campaigns— occasional, always labelled “Advertisement” and kept separate from editorial. Sponsored placements do not influence our editorial coverage.

How Affiliate Links Are Labelled

Affiliate links on boxingnews.com are marked with the rel=“sponsored” attribute at the HTML level, which is the standard signal to search engines and browsers. Articles that contain affiliate links carry a visible commission-disclosure line at the top or bottom of the body copy so readers know before they click.

Editorial Independence

We choose what to cover — and how — based on editorial judgement, not on which affiliate partner will earn us the most commission. Our editorial standards apply to every article on the site, whether it contains affiliate links or not. If a story requires us to cover a partner unfavourably, we cover it unfavourably. We do not remove or soften coverage in exchange for commercial terms.

Regional and Regulatory Notes

Some affiliate partnerships are available only in specific regions (for example, US sportsbook operators are shown only to readers in states where they are licensed). Gambling content is subject to local regulation and age restrictions; we do not surface sportsbook links to readers we detect to be underage or in jurisdictions where online betting is prohibited.

Questions

Questions about our affiliate practices or a specific partnership: email editors@boxingnews.com or use the contact form. See also our editorial standards and corrections policy.