‘The Gypsy King’ is back. Tyson Fury is no stranger to coming out of retirement, and his latest short-lived stint away from the boxing ring will come to an end on April 11.
Tyson Fury is back. “The Gypsy King” has dazzled throughout his career, but has also been known for his consistent retiring and then unretiring. Soon after his second defeat to Oleksandr Usyk, Fury announced his retirement once again, before he recently announced his intention to return to professional boxing in 2026.
Tyson Fury has ended his retirement, as he will face Arslanbek Makhmudov on April 11 in a Netflix clash. The fight will take place from the United Kingdom, subject to the venue and undercard being announced.
Puerto Rico’s unbeaten WBO junior middleweight champion Xander Zayas returns during a loaded weekend of boxing when he faces WBA titleholder Abass Baraou in a unification bout on Saturday, Jan.
The first major boxing card of the year takes place Saturday, January 31, with a WBO super lightweight title fight headlining The Ring 6. The event will stream live worldwide on DAZN Pay-Per-View and includes a co-main event featuring the return of Keyshawn Davis.
The super middleweight division picture is getting clearer, as on Tuesday, the WBC (World Boxing Council) announced that the undefeated Christian Mbilli has been elevated from interim champion to full champion.
The WBC has elevated interim super middleweight titleholder Christian Mbilli to full champion status, replacing Terence Crawford who was stripped of the title in December.
Tyson Fury has once again used his platform to speak up in defence of someone facing online abuse. The former heavyweight champion shared a public message after seeing ‘Big John’ Fisher targeted by trolls over his appearance.
Tyson Fury has more than made a habit of retiring and then unretiring throughout his career, and therefore, it was no surprise to many when recently “The Gypsy King” announced his intention to return to professional boxing in 2026.
NEW YORK — Shakur Stevenson has already checked plenty of boxes in a nine-year pro career that’s produced championships in three divisions. On Saturday night, though, he’s convinced the resume part is over and the proving-ground phase begins.
On January 31, at Madison Square Garden, Teofimo Lopez vs Shakur Stevenson will headline the “Ring 6” fight card live on DAZN Pay-Per-View. This intriguing super lightweight title fight will be for Lopez’s lineal and WBO titles.
In just his seventh professional fight, Andy Cruz was favored to beat Raymond Muratalla and begin his reign as a lightweight world champion. He instead suffered his first professional loss, but it will only propel him further in his career.
The junior middleweight division remains one of boxing’s deepest and most compelling weight classes and right now, it’s also one of the most unsettled.
Keyshawn Davis and Jamaine Ortiz will meet in a junior welterweight fight on January 31, as we preview this upcoming fight. For Davis, the 140-pound debut is following a tough 2025.
Anthony Joshua’s boxing future remains uncertain, but his longtime promoter Anthony Joshua still believes the former two-time heavyweight champion will eventually return to the ring.
The WBC’s former champion has returned to his winning ways. In his single boxing outing of 2025, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. had a tough night at the office.