IPTV for the USA — where the fight card is included
By Théo Renard, Live Sport & PPV Streaming Editor Last updated
America invented pay-per-view, and Americans pay the most for it: $79.99–89.99 a card, a dozen cards a year, stacked on an $80–100 cable bill. This is the page for the household that's done with that math — the American networks, the leagues and every marquee fight card on one account with no per-event charges.
- The $79.99 cards are included — numbered MMA events, boxing PPVs, no checkout on fight night.
- US networks + NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, college on the same line-up, in HD/4K.
- A sports household saves $1,000+ a year vs cable + PPV — see the math below.
The American sports bill, itemized
| Cable + PPV route | IPTVPPV | |
|---|---|---|
| Base TV package / year | $960–1,200 | from ~$65/year — all of it included |
| 5–6 fight cards / year | $400–540 | |
| Sports streaming add-ons | $120–360 | |
| Year total | $1,480–2,100 | from ~$65 |
Market-typical US prices, 2026. Billed in EUR — from €59/year; the currency switch on the pricing page shows dollars. Full event maths: how much do PPV events cost?
What the line-up carries for US viewers
- Fight nights first — the numbered cards and title bouts, prelims to main event, in 4K where a UHD feed exists.
- The leagues — NFL Sundays, NBA and NHL nights, MLB summers and the college calendar.
- The networks — major American broadcast and cable channels, news and entertainment.
- 60,000+ on-demand titles — the film and series library between game days.
- The rest of the world — European and international channels on the same login for bilingual households.
No streams are broadcast from this site and no channel or promoter logos are used — names describe coverage only. Every channel list is confirmed per customer before payment.
Fight-night ready Main-event minutes are the hardest load in streaming, and they're what our servers are sized for. Your side of the deal: wire the TV with Ethernet and check ~25 Mbps for 4K — the buffering checklist covers the rest.
Frequently asked questions
Are US PPV fight cards really included?
Yes — the numbered MMA cards and marquee boxing events that list at US$79.99–89.99 on American platforms are part of this line-up at no per-event charge, on every plan.
Which American channels and sports do I get?
The major US networks and cable channels, plus the leagues: NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college sports, alongside the combat calendar. Send your must-have channels and we confirm each one before you pay.
How much does US cable + PPV actually cost per year?
A sports household runs $80–100/month in cable plus $300–500 in PPV cards — comfortably over $1,300 a year. This subscription is from €59 (~$65) a year with the events included.
Does it work with American internet providers?
Yes — cable, fiber and 5G home internet all work. Allow ~10 Mbps per HD stream and 25 Mbps for 4K; Ethernet to the TV is the difference on fight night.
Can I keep international channels for family abroad?
Yes — European and worldwide line-ups ride on the same login, which is why expat and bilingual households are some of our longest-standing customers.
For US viewers the pitch is one line: the $79.99 card is included. Around it sit the networks, the leagues and a 4K library, for less per year than one cable fight night. Send your channel list and the events you follow — we confirm both in writing before you pay.