HBO Boxing After Dark Tickets

You're looking at a page dedicated to HBO Boxing After Dark (BAD), the groundbreaking boxing franchise that helped elevate emerging talents onto the world stage. Launched on February 3, 1996, BAD ran as a core segment of HBO’s boxing coverage until the network stepped back from live boxing in 2018–2019. While the brand no longer runs a current touring slate, its legacy lives on in the fighters it spotlighted and the memorable bouts that defined a generation of contenders. If you’re seeking historically significant boxing events or opportunities to revisit classic BAD nights, you’ve come to the right place—we’ve got you covered.

From the intimate, high-stakes atmosphere of top U.S. venues to the strategic matchmaking that pitted rising stars against strong test cases, BAD built a proving ground where future world champions took their first major steps. The era featured fights at venues like the StubHub Center in Carson, the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, Madison Square Garden in New York, and the American Airlines Center in Dallas. Although the BAD branding isn’t active today, fans can still explore archived events, relive key matchups, and stay connected for historical retrospectives and any potential resurgence news—should the boxing landscape ever shift again.

For fans and collectors of boxing history, HBO Boxing After Dark remains a landmark chapter. While there isn’t a new BAD tour or current schedule, we can help you discover past events, learn about the fighters who rose through BAD’s ranks, and find related HBO boxing content. If you’re researching a particular bout, fighter, or venue, we can point you to official channels for ongoing coverage and legacy information. And if you’re looking to attend current live boxing events, we’ll guide you to verified tickets for upcoming shows with straightforward, no-nonsense purchasing—because you deserve a smooth, trusted experience.

Follow official channels for continued boxing coverage and historical highlights: HBO Boxing on social media and related outlets, plus archived press coverage that keeps the BAD era alive in memory.