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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Moses Itauma remains a man on many boxers’ hit lists going into 2036. The 20-year-old one was of the breakout stars of 2025. He took his record to 13…

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Deontay Wilder could head into a world title fight in 2026. Wilder once ruled over the division with his fierce right hand as the WBC champion. He knocked out…

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A fight between Naoya Inoue and Rafael Espinoza for the WBO featherweight title would generate real interest in the U.S. market — likely far more than an all-Japanese matchup with Junto Nakatani.

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Over 31 years on from his professional debut, a 52-year-old heavyweight is preparing to potentially extend his unbeaten record this month. Nigeria’s Ike Ibeabuchi made a sensational comeback to the…

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Johnny Nelson has been looking back over Anthony Joshua‘s victory over Jake Paul. This controversial fight got the whole boxing world talking given what a mismatch…

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The 168-pound division would look very different today if its dominant figure had used his position to bring new contenders forward instead of freezing them out. For years, super-middleweight has been treated as a prestige holding area rather than a living division. Titles were defended. Money was made. But momentum never spread.

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Oleksandr Usyk is now No. 1 in Ring Magazine’s pound-for-pound rankings, replacing retired former champion Terence Crawford.

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Naoya Inoue is fighting again just three months after dissecting Murodjon Akhmadaliev, but instead of sharpening his edges against another elite name, he’s headlining The Ring V: Night of the Samurai in Riyadh against unbeaten but largely untested Alan Picasso.

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Oleksandr Usyk just took over without throwing a punch. The Ring’s latest shake-up at heavyweight and pound‑for‑pound says more about activity, risk and clean tests than it does about who hits the pads the prettiest.​

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Joshua–Wilder Only Matters Because It Can Still Go Wrong

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Sebastian Fundora’s next title defense of his WBC junior middleweight belt against Keith Thurman remains without a confirmed rescheduled date.

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