Boxing Academy France
At a glance
- Channel created in April 2015 by Jérémy Denis.
- 395,000 subscribers for about 300 videos (September 2026).
- "12 Rounds" series on some of the greatest rounds in boxing history.
Overview
Boxing Academy France calls itself "the outlet that tells the greatest stories of the Noble Art and MMA." The French-language YouTube channel was created in April 2015 by Jérémy Denis, a state-certified boxing instructor with the French Boxing Federation according to Superprof. It is independent and also on Instagram.
As of September 2026, it has 395,000 subscribers for about 300 videos. The channel has been posting for more than ten years. A merch store is tied to the channel.
What you'll find
The content is built on documentaries and stories. The channel tells the great stories of boxing and MMA: the fighters, the fights and the moments that defined both sports. Each video is a complete story you can watch without knowing the background.
The "12 Rounds" series is one of its signature formats. It dives into some of the greatest rounds in boxing history, one at a time. The Instagram account posts short clips so you can follow the channel between long videos. The merch store linked to the channel is the other part of the brand.
Why follow
Boxing Academy France connects boxing and MMA. If you come from one sport and want to explore the other, the channel gives you the big stories of both in one place. You get both sports told in the same documentary style.
The founder is a certified boxing instructor, which grounds the stories in real practice. The "12 Rounds" series teaches you to watch a round in detail, a skill that carries over when you watch the stand-up exchanges in an MMA fight. For English speakers, "12 Rounds" is the easiest entry, since each episode centers on one round you can follow on screen.
MMA Official's take
This outlet is for combat sports fans who love stories, especially if they care about boxing as much as MMA. It also suits practitioners who want to know the history of their sport. Content is in French. For UFC news, look elsewhere.
Start with an episode of "12 Rounds" to see how the channel breaks down one specific moment. Then browse the catalog for the documentaries devoted to MMA. If you come from MMA, try a boxing story first: that is the part of the catalog you are likely to know least.