AkHi TV is a boxing channel on YouTube.^[17]

AkHi TV has 75,000 subscribers and over 1,900 videos on its Youtube channel.

It is based out of New York City, New York. Its YouTube channel has over five million views. Current boxers and upcoming matches are covered on the show.

The video "50 Cent offers Khabib Nurmagomedov $2 million" has 197,000 views on Youtube channel.

The video "Wow: Devin Haney Reveals Gervonta Davis sparring 'Mayweather was the Ref' Tank waved the white flag" has 306,000 views on its Youtube channel.

The unexpected death of Josie Harris was spoken about in a March 2020 AkHi TV podcast. Harris was the ex-girlfriend of Floyd Mayweather and the mother of three out of his four children. Mayweather is the richest athlete in history. His wealth has been documented by The Wall Street Journal and Fortune (magazine). AkHi TV also covers the careers of Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury, Errol Spence, Terence Crawford as well as all of the biggest boxing events across the globe.

They have a weekly debate show called "Split Decisions",which is usually aired Sundays nights on Youtube.

Viewers are allowed to call in and voice their views on the sport of boxing.

The program usually airs around 11 PM (EST).

It is around 90 minutes to 2 hours in length.

The show has thousands of viewers every week.

Everipedia editor Matthew E. O'Neil was on episodes 18 and 26 of the AkHi TV podcast "Split Decisions" in 2020. O'Neil mentioned that he interviewed DeMarcus Corley twice and he also questioned the credibility of Tommy Morrison's career.

O'Neil defeated 1997 US Armed Forces Superheavyweight Champion Preston Hartzog in 1999. Hartzog also won a silver medal at the 1999 Military World Games. The United States came in eight place at that games.

O'Neil referenced AkHi TV in the following articles that he created: Tommy Morrison, Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor and Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder II. O'Neil was on an episode of The Grueling Truth in 2020. His boxing career was also covered by the United Kingdom based company Intuboxing in 2020.^[15]

AkHi TV is explained on its Facebook page: