Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou PPV Prices Revealed

March 8 is quickly approaching, so the anticipation is almost over for the heavyweight mega event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, titled “Knockout Chaos (2 p.m. ET/ 11 a.m. PT).” There, former unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (27-3, 24 KOs) will face former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou (0-1). DAZN PPV has been deemed the stream host, but there is also the option of PPV.com.

While there are two options (maybe three if ESPN+ gets into it, too), both have different price points. DAZN is a subscription service that offers the following subscription options as a new customer: a 12-month contract at $19.99 a month, a monthly subscription at $29.99 a month & what they call an Annual Super Saver at $224.99 a year, which you pay upfront. The subscription plan prices have increased considerably each year, resulting in social media backlash in the last 12 months. The Joshua vs Ngannou fight will cost you $38.99 regardless of the plan you sign up for or if you are already a subscriber.

The other option is purchasing the fight through PPV.com, which isn’t a subscription-based platform. PPV.com will host a live chat on their platform with likely guests Jim Lampley and Lance Pugmire.

“PPV.COM, which does not require a subscription, will offer Joshua vs. Ngannou for $69.99 in the U.S. and Canada.  iNDEMAND, the parent company of PPV.COM, will also be carrying the event through its network of cable and telco operators in the U.S. and Canada via providers including: Xfinity, Spectrum, Contour, Optimum, Fios, Rogers, Bell, SaskTel, and Telus, among others.” Purchasing Joshua vs Ngannou through PPV.com will cost you $69.99.

Knockout Chaos is almost here, and now that we have the viewing options and cost, it’s up to you, the consumer, to figure out the best way for you to choose to watch this event.

Abraham Gonzalez

Abraham Gonzalez is the founder of FightsATW. His journalistic work has been published and used across several platforms to include online, network TV and promotional companies. He is an American Public University alumnus and a member of the Boxing Writers Association of America (BWAA). Abraham was the Managing Editor for NYFights, Big Fight Weekend, contributed to FanSidedMMA and ProBoxTV.

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