Once again, Tyson Fury is back. One year after announcing his retirement from boxing, the heavyweight icon has picked up the gloves and set his sights on a return to competition in 2026, teasing fans with a training video posted to Instagram that confirms what many suspected: Fury isn’t done.
Tyson Fury says he is returning to boxing, raising questions over what is next for The Gypsy King. Fury retired in January 2025 after suffering two consecutive defeats to Oleksandr Usyk, but the “Gypsy King” appears revitalized.
Jake Paul had his jaw broken in two places after his knockout loss to Anthony Joshua on December 19. While Paul took the punch incredibly well in hindsight, and was a good sport about it in the fight's aftermath, that didn't change anything in terms of the serious injury he had suffered.
On December 19, 2025, at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul headlined a Most Valuable Promotions fight card, live on Netflix. The boxing world stopped to tune in and see what AJ had left and if Paul could stand the Brit’s power.
On December 31, news broke that Olympic gold medalist and former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua had been released from the hospital after being treated for the car crash he was in two days earlier, which took the lives of his two close friends, Sina Ghami and Latif Latz" Ayodele.
Not even a year after announcing another retirement from the sport of boxing, Tyson Fury has revealed his return is imminent. Following a comprehensive loss to Oleksandr Usyk in December 2024, Tyson Fury‘s position in the sport of boxing was left unknown.
Anthony Joshua has issued his first public update following a car crash in Nigeria which injured him and killed two of his close friends and team members.
Jake Paul’s promotion has produced a touching gesture following the tragic news. Many were worried about Paul’s condition heading into the fight, and those concerns only grew after he picked up some notable injuries during the bout.
Although she did not get the stoppage, the unified featherweight champion Amanda Serrano (48-4-1, 31 KOs) earned a dominant unanimous decision (98-92 and 97-93×2) over Reina Tellez (13-1-1, 5 KOs) on Saturday night in Puerto Rico on DAZN.
Isaac Cruz has set his sights on a catchweight clash with Ryan Garcia. Ryan is currently preparing for an expected February showdown with WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios, but for Cruz, he has made it clear that “King Ry” remains his primary target.
Deontay Wilder doesn’t look like the same destructive force who once terrorized the heavyweight division but he insists the narrative of decline is wrong.
Canelo Alvarez is out of the running for the vacant IBF super middleweight title as he prioritizes his recovery from left elbow surgery. The Mexican, who lost his undisputed super middleweight status to Terence Crawford last September, has informed the IBF that he will not be ready for the ordered clash against Osleys Iglesias.
Jake Paul’s promotion has produced a touching gesture following the tragic news. Last month, Paul was defeated by Anthony Joshua in their blockbuster bout on Netflix from the Kaseya Center in Miami.
The Mexican star’s comeback has been delayed following a recent inquiry. Terence Crawford’s retirement has left the super middleweight division wide open for someone to come and stamp their authority.
Reina Tellez might have just squandered her first world title opportunity before even stepping into the ring. The 22-year-old American was scheduled to
Deontay Wilder is 2-4 in his last six fights, but is being heavily linked with a 2026 fight against Oleksandr Usyk. The Bronze Bomber was one of the most feared heavyweights for a number of years, due to his devastating punch power.
Keyshawn Davis (13-0-1, 9 KOs) will soon make his super lightweight debut against Jamaine Ortiz (20-2-1, 10 KOs) on January 31. But will this in turn pave the way for a potential fight against the division’s phenom, Shakur Stevenson?
Early in his career, Manny Pacquiao was unexpectedly knocked out by a journeyman boxer, marking a surprising setback for the future champion. Over the years, Pacquiao’s accomplishments have cemented him as one of boxing’s greatest ever, with an unmatched ability to take over fights across multiple divisions.