Card Start vs Main-Event Ringwalk
The entry uses the labeled broadcast or card start. A main-event ringwalk is later and can move as undercard bouts finish.
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Build a boxing calendar for the fighters, broadcasters and weight classes you follow. Preview every card in your local time, choose a reminder, then subscribe in Google, Apple or Outlook. No account needed.
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Keep the subscription in your calendar app so announced opponent, date and start-time changes can appear when the app refreshes.
On the web, choose Other calendars → From URL, then paste the subscription address.
Choose New Calendar Subscription and paste the address.
Choose Add calendar → Subscribe from web and paste the address.
15 upcoming cards match your choices. Showing up to five in America/New York.
Each calendar entry represents one fight card. Open it for the main event, announced undercard and official viewing details.
Before you add the dates
The entry uses the labeled broadcast or card start. A main-event ringwalk is later and can move as undercard bouts finish.
Your app converts announced times to its own time zone. A time-to-be-announced card appears as an all-day entry until a start is known.
A subscription can pick up changes when your app refreshes. A downloaded file stays as the copy you imported.
Quick answers
A subscription can pick up changes when your calendar app refreshes. A downloaded .ics file is a one-time copy.
Yes. Create a subscription address and add it by URL in any of those calendar apps.
The fight is added as an all-day entry. Timed reminders are not added until a usable start time is available.
Only when it is specifically labeled as a ringwalk estimate. Otherwise it is the announced broadcast or card start.