Johnny Nelson has been speaking honestly about the current state of one heavyweight ahead of his latest return to the ring. Retirement is often the hardest decision a boxer has…

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Tyson Fury’s highly anticipated return to the ring has been confirmed. The former WBC heavyweight champion stepped away from professional boxing in January 2025 following back-to-back…

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Tyson Fury’s return against Arslanbek Makhmudov comes with a guarantee baked in; the winner steps straight into a high WBC ranking, a move that exposes how past belts still open doors long after the rounds stop adding up.

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Daniel Dubois has linked back up with trainer Don Charles despite splitting just months ago. The hard-hitting heavyweight announced that he would be parting ways with Charles following…

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Zhilei Zhang could be about to secure a big fight he has been craving. Zhang is a towering Chinese heavyweight who has not fought since he was stopped by…

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TMZ and USA Today report that Miami police took Gervonta “Tank” Davis into custody on Tuesday, two weeks after an arrest warrant was issued in Florida.

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Teofimo Lopez heard the compliment and rejected the intent behind it.

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On January 31, Teofimo López (22-1, 13 KO) and Shakur Stevenson (24-0, 11 KO) will meet in a matchup of 28-year-old, multi-division world champions. Stevenson, the WBC champion at lightweight, will move up to the 140-pound weight class to challenge López for his Ring and WBO junior welterweight championships.

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Keyshawn Davis and Jamaine Ortiz are scheduled to meet in a 12 round light welterweight bout on Saturday, January 31, at Madison Square Garden in New York.

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Xander Zayas has offered his version of why a fight with Sebastian Fundora never came together last year, describing a stalled negotiation that ultimately turned on a rehydration clause.

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Daniel Dubois and Moses Itauma are likely to be the key men in the heavyweight division for many years to come. Dubois is already a former IBF world…

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On Saturday night, January 31st, live from Madison Square Garden, Shakur Stevenson will face Teofimo Lopez, and going into this bout, the question is, will the skillful Shakur have his Floyd “Money” Mayweather moment?

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Xander Zayas and Abass Baraou will meet in a junior middleweight title unification bout on Saturday, January 31, at the Coliseo Jose Miguel Agrelot in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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Keyshawn Davis has spent the week talking like Jamaine Ortiz isn’t even in his league. He’s looking at what Ortiz did against Teofimo Lopez and Vasiliy Lomachenko and seeing a difference in talent that he thinks he can exploit.

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Andy Cruz didn’t lose his standing with Matchroom when he fell to Raymond Muratalla on January 24. Indeed, the logistics surrounding that night prove the opposite is true.

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Edwin De Los Santos just signed with Zuffa Boxing, and it’s a massive win for fans who hate boring fights. Zuffa hasn’t shown much interest in babying their roster, so adding a guy who makes every night difficult is a perfect fit.

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The talk hasn’t stopped, but the money has changed. For months, the assumption around boxing was that a showdown between Vergil Ortiz Jr. and Jaron “Boots” Ennis would eventually be pushed across the line by Saudi funding. That cushion is no longer there. Without it, the fight has landed back in the real market, and the landing has not been smooth.

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A hard-hitting unbeaten star has finally achieved his dream of becoming a world champion. Christian M’billi is the latest super-middleweight to be elevated to full world champion status after Terence…

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Tyson Fury returns April 11 against Arslanbek Makhmudov, a puncher who got knocked out by Agit Kabayel stopped by Guido Vianello, and went full 12 rounds with Dave Allen which tells you everything about the level of opposition Fury’s choosing for his so-called comeback. Fury (34-2-1, 24 KOs) retired after losing twice to Oleksandr Usyk, then changed his mind because sitting idle is harder than admitting you’re not what you were. Makhmudov (21-2, 19 KOs) hits hard when opponents stand still, but both his losses came when he faced anyone capable of throwing back. Kabayel stopped him in eight rounds. Vianello took him out before that. This is a tune-up dressed as a big event.

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Tyson Fury  (34-2-1, 24 KOs) returns April 11 against Arslanbek Makhmudov (21-2, 19 KOs), his first fight on British soil in nearly four years, facing a pressure heavyweight who wants to force mistakes rather than wait for them. Fury skipped the soft return and picked someone who walks forward and punches through the pocket, which means his distance control and clinch timing need to function immediately or he’ll spend rounds defending instead of dictating.

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