North American Boxing Championships

Red Dot Stream proudly delivered complete video production and live broadcasting services for the North America Boxing Championship, hosted at the prestigious Rebel Entertainment Complex in Toronto, Canada. This high-profile sporting event demanded precision, speed, and flawless execution to meet the expectations of both live audiences and online viewers worldwide. Red Dot Stream deployed a fully equipped portable production unit, featuring 8 broadcast-grade cameras, including handheld, tripod, and jib-mounted positions, to capture every punch, entrance, and crowd reaction. The system also included a powerful 8-channel replay system for instant slow-motion recaps of critical moments—knockdowns, combinations, and controversial calls—enhancing the viewer experience both in-venue and online.

To elevate the live show, Red Dot Stream integrated real-time graphics overlays for fighter stats, match timers, and lower thirds, paired with a professional multi-zone audio solution for clean commentary and ambient sound capture. The team also covered pre-fight weigh-ins, press conferences, fighter entrances, and post-fight interviews, offering a complete media package. The event was broadcast live across TV networks, pay-per-view platforms, and social media channels, using TVU and LiveU bonded cellular transmission systems to ensure stable, high-quality video with minimal latency.

The experienced Red Dot Stream crew—consisting of technical directors, video engineers, replay operators, camera crew, and production coordinators—executed the show with exceptional professionalism under tight timelines. Their adaptability to the unique layout and lighting challenges of Rebel Toronto, combined with their technical precision, helped deliver an immersive and reliable broadcast. This successful project reinforced Red Dot Stream’s position as a top-tier provider for premium live sports coverage in North America, blending advanced production technology with a deep understanding of storytelling in live events.