The live boxing stream community

What watching with The Homies looks like

Most boxing streams are a video and a silent comment box. The Homies is built the other way around. When a live stream is on, you open the app, hit Live and the chat is right there with the picture. People call rounds as they happen, argue about a judge's card, and react to the knockdown at the same second you do. If you have ever watched a big fight alone on your couch and wished a room full of people who care were next to you, that is the use case.

The streams run on our YouTube channel and inside the app. Fight-night streams are announced ahead of time on the channel and in the community chat, so you do not have to refresh a page and hope. Commentary streams, where the host talks over a fight, a clip or a news story, run the same way: live, with chat, and with the best moments clipped afterwards so you can catch up.

Why the community matters more than the stream

A single stream is a one-night thing. A community is what makes you come back for the next one. The Homies chat is a native, Discord-style space inside the app, with channels, direct messages and roles, so the conversation does not end when the stream does. You can break down film from the last card, ask where to start if you want to learn to box, trade gym stories, or just keep up with what the crew is watching this week.

It is also a place where fight fans and people who train meet. Mwosa, who runs The Homies, trains and fights, and the community follows that journey openly: the work that goes into camp, the nerves before a bout, and the result afterwards. That makes the streams feel less like content and more like following a friend you are rooting for.

Back Mwosa in his corner

When there is a fight on the calendar, the Get in Mwosa's corner page lets supporters chip in toward the fight purse. Supporters get Homies access at a discount, bigger tiers put your name on fight night, and every goal the purse hits unlocks something for everyone. It is optional. You can watch, chat and clip for free without ever paying anything.

If you would rather support the platform directly, there is a donation page that takes card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Cash App and crypto. You can also wear it: the streetwear merch is the crew's own line, printed to order.

How to join in three steps

1. Open the app. The Homies runs in your browser at thehomies.app, no download needed.
2. Join the chat. Tap Join and sign in with Discord or Google. You land in Homies Chat and can start talking right away.
3. Catch the next stream. Go to Live when a stream is on, or subscribe on YouTube so the next fight night shows up in your feed.

Free accounts get shorts, music and the community. Paid memberships unlock members-only video, the full media library and more.

Clips, shorts and replays

You will not miss the moment because you were at work. The best parts of every stream are clipped into shorts and longer videos, and they live in the app's vertical feed as well as on YouTube. The For You feed in Browse is built like a short-video app: swipe, like, comment and share. If a clip gets you hooked, the link back to the full stream is one tap away.

Creators in the community can post their own clips and videos too, so the feed is not only the host. If you cut a good highlight, you can upload it and let the crew react.