Teddy Atlas has long been a keen student of boxing and has now named his favourite ever British fighter. The American legend has plenty to go at from over…

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Naoya Inoue retained his undisputed super bantamweight titles with a wide decision over Alan David Picasso, but the scorecards reflected dominance more than danger.

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Junto Nakatani got his hand raised. Twelve rounds done, unanimous decision inked, but the clean part stopped right there. What followed was a slow unravelling — like tape peeling off during the late rounds, holding but barely.

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A brief bout of backstage tension broke out ahead of Naoya Inoue’s undisputed super bantamweight title defence against Alan David Picasso on Saturday in Riyadh after questions were raised over Inoue’s hand wraps.

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Former world champion Anthony Joshua is now back in action and looking for big fights in 2026. He is coming off a sixth-round KO of Jake Paul,…

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Jake Paul has been talking about his experiences in the ring with Anthony Joshua. This was a fight that got the whole world talking for good or…

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The “Monster” is back in the ring today. Naoya Inoue is defending his undisputed super bantamweight crown against the undefeated Mexican challenger, Alan Picasso, in the main event in Riyadh.

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Fans are questioning what it will actually take, financially, to get Tyson Fury to agree to the long-talked-about British showdown with Anthony Joshua.

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Henry Garcia says his son Ryan Garcia deserves a title shot against WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios because he brings value to the fight, even after a loss.

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Austin ‘Ammo’ Williams will challenge Carlos Adames for his WBC middleweight title on January 31 at Madison Square Garden in New York.

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Floyd Patterson, Joe Frazier, Muhammad Ali, and George Foreman each competed in the Olympic Games before turning professional. All four qualified through the United States amateur boxing system and won gold medals in their Olympic tournaments.

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Promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed this week that when Dmitry Bivol returns to the ring in early 2026, it will not be for an immediate trilogy bout with Artur Beterbiev.

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Carl Froch has never been a particular fan of Jake Paul or Anthony Joshua and has now given his review of their clash this past…

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Shakur Stevenson posted a photo of himself sitting alongside Keyshawn Davis on social media, referring to Davis as his “brother” ahead of their shared fight date.

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Keyshawn Davis is back on January 31, and the opponent choice tells you more than the billing does.

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Richardson Hitchins finally spoke up on why he’s no longer fighting Jamaine Ortiz on January 31, and the short version is this: the fight was real, it was signed, and then it got pulled out from under him.

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Jermaine Franklin is scheduled to face unbeaten British heavyweight prospect Moses Itauma on January 24 in Manchester, with the bout positioned as the next developmental assignment for the 20-year-old contender.

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Jadier Herrera goes into the January 10 fight as a heavy betting favourite, and that part isn’t complicated. He’s younger. He’s unbeaten. He hits hard. And right now, he’s moving forward while Ricardo Núñez is trying to hang on.

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The legendary ‘Four Kings’ took the sport by storm during the 1980s, producing some of the most memorable moments in boxing history, and now Teddy Atlas has weighed in…

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The weigh‑in said everything before anyone opened their mouth. No tension. No stare that lasted a second too long. No moment where someone might step over the line and make it messy. Just Inoue at 121.5. Picasso at 121.1. Clean. Controlled. Polite.

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