The agreement keeps Golden Boy’s roster aligned on a single platform, including Ryan Garcia, Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez, Gabriela Fundora, Oscar Collazo, and Floyd Schofield. The extension follows an lively begin to 2026, with Garcia winning the WBC title and each Collazo and Fundora making successful title defenses.
“We’re firing on all cylinders straight away,” said Oscar De La Hoya. “Nobody builds champions like we do. It’s a special formula mixed with a fighter’s talent, discipline and star power. As we approach a decade with DAZN, we’re going to maintain setting the tone for the game in 2026 and shaping the long run of boxing.”
“We’re delighted to increase our partnership with Golden Boy,” said Pete Oliver, CEO Global Sports, DAZN. “Oscar and the team consistently deliver world-class events and develop a number of the most enjoyable talent in boxing. This renewed agreement strengthens our shared commitment to growing the game globally and giving fans unmatched access to unforgettable fight nights. We’re excited for what comes next.”
The extension strengthens DAZN’s position across boxing, with Golden Boy joining a platform that already carries multiple leading promotional outfits. That keeps a big share of championship-level fighters and contenders under one broadcast partner, making cross-promotional fights easier to place together.
Golden Boy keeps its fighters on a gradual run of dates, with champions and contenders getting consistent fights across divisions. It also clears out the standard network issues when lining up opponents from the identical stable.
The agreement keeps Golden Boy with DAZN because the partnership nears ten years, with its fighters moving through title fights and eliminators on one platform.