A new venture is on the horizon as boxing expert Rick Glaser reveals his partnership with Nothing But Sportz, slated for a July 2025 release. Known for his outspoken commentary on boxing, Glaser has channeled his passion for the sport into this long-term deal. The partnership promises free access to boxing and other sports content for subscribers, aiming to offer a comprehensive experience for fans.

Turning to X recently, the veteran matchmaker wrote, “It’s now official. I’m proud to announce a long-term deal with an all-new revolutionary sports platform Nothing But Sportz that will debut in July 2025.” The company also seems to be offering sports apparel from a plethora of top companies, alongside news and updates on various events on its website. 

Regardless, he continued, “It will be free to all consumers Worldwide, & will include 18-24 live #Boxing events a year administered by GlaserBoxing[dot]com, including acquiring all Boxing content, & quality control.” Glaser claimed he was tasked with making the platform great, as he reminded his followers that the content would be free for all its subscribers.

“It will be that simple to watch free quality Boxing, as my stamp of approval will be on all Nothing But Sportz Boxing events,” Glaser wrote. The veteran matchmaker concluded by suggesting that more details about his new partnership will be revealed in the first quarter of 2025. That said, who is Rick Glaser?

Who is Rick Glaser? 

Glaser is a prominent name in boxing, often known for his hot takes on Premier Boxing Champions and all the boxers under the promotion’s banner. Originally from Tonawanda, New York, Glaser graduated from Kenmore West High School in 1976 and spent his early years playing high-level hockey. 

Following a stint in his family’s automotive business, Glaser made his way into boxing back in 1992 with the help of promoter Mike Acri, his long-time friend and collaborator. “If you can’t promote yourself, you cannot promote anybody else,” Glaser emphasizes, highlighting his belief in self-promotion and knowledge of the sport. 

According to his website, Glaser’s unique expertise earned him the title of “professional boxing businessman,” coined by ESPN writer Tim Graham. His website also credits him as a promoter, matchmaker, agent, and advisor. Glaser also seems to fancy himself as “a very forthright, up-front type of guy,” often giving blunt, insightful answers. 

Over his time in boxing, Glaser has worked with 36 champions and remains a rare figure dedicated exclusively to boxing from the Buffalo area. 

That being said, Rick Glaser seems to have introduced an interesting platform for his followers to get “free for all” boxing content. It’s set to launch next year, as Glaser looks to make it the best experience for all. What do you think of Glaser’s new deal?