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World Title Doubleheader: Itauma–Hrgovic and Mayer–Cameron
on August 27, 2026
England hosts a major boxing doubleheader on 29 August. In London, unbeaten 21-year-old Moses Itauma faces experienced Croatian Filip Hrgovic for the vacant IBF heavyweight title. In Birmingham, Mikaela Mayer and Chantelle Cameron unify three super-welterweight belts, with the winner moving closer to undisputed status.
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Teofimo Lopez Beats Rolando Romero to Win WBA Title
on August 23, 2026
Teofimo Lopez became a three-weight world champion by defeating Rolando “Rolly” Romero via majority decision in Las Vegas. Lopez controlled much of the 12-round WBA welterweight title fight with his jab, movement and higher punch output, overcoming Romero’s dangerous power to rebound from his January loss to Shakur Stevenson and claim the belt.
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Rolando Romero vs Teofimo Lopez: WBA Title Fight Preview
on August 21, 2026
Rolando Romero defends his WBA welterweight title against former two-division champion Teofimo Lopez at Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena on 22 August. Romero seeks to build on his victory over Ryan Garcia, while Lopez moves to 147 pounds chasing a world title in a third division. Their shared sparring history adds intrigue to a high-stakes matchup.
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Claressa Shields vs Kaye Scott: Preview and Prediction
on August 14, 2026
Claressa Shields moves back to middleweight on Saturday, 15 August, to challenge Kaye Scott for the WBA and WBC titles at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. The unbeaten Shields is favoured to win on points, but Scott’s amateur pedigree, pressure and experience at 160lb could make the 10-round world title fight competitive.
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Teremoana vs Savage Preview: Date, Time and Prediction
on August 5, 2026
Teremoana Teremoana faces his toughest pro test yet against knockout artist DeAndre Savage in a 10-round heavyweight main event at The Star Gold Coast on 12 August. Both men have 11 knockout wins, but Savage’s experience could challenge the Australian Olympian’s unbeaten run. The preview covers fight details, tactics and a prediction.
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Oleksandr Usyk Profile: Record and Undisputed Glory
on August 2, 2026
Oleksandr Usyk’s rise from late-starting boxer to two-weight undisputed champion is one of boxing’s great modern stories. This profile traces his amateur gold medals, unbeaten professional record, victories over Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and Daniel Dubois, and the tactical style that allowed the Ukrainian southpaw to conquer cruiserweight and heavyweight.
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Mark Chamberlain Stops Pierce O’Leary in Dublin Thriller
on August 1, 2026
Mark Chamberlain claimed the IBO world super-lightweight title with a dramatic 10th-round stoppage of Pierce O’Leary in Dublin. After dropping the champion twice early, Chamberlain weathered a comeback, then sealed the biggest win of his career with a decisive late combination at the 3Arena. The undercard featured wins for Royston Barney-Smith, Gary Cully and other prospects.
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Sugar Ray Robinson: Boxing’s Pound-for-Pound Standard
on July 29, 2026
Sugar Ray Robinson built one of boxing’s greatest careers and became the sport’s enduring pound-for-pound benchmark. This profile traces his rise from Harlem amateur to world welterweight and five-time middleweight champion, his fierce rivalries with Jake LaMotta and others, his 174-win record, and the skill, power and adaptability that defined his legacy.
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Mike Tyson Profile: Records, Reign and Ring Legacy
on July 28, 2026
Mike Tyson’s rise to heavyweight greatness was as explosive as it was brief. This profile covers his difficult Brooklyn childhood, training under Cus D’Amato, record-breaking championship reign, iconic wins over Berbick and Spinks, shocking loss to Buster Douglas, prison sentence, comeback fights and later exhibitions, while weighing his technical brilliance against his complicated legacy.
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Muhammad Ali Profile: Rise, Rivalries and Legacy
on July 28, 2026
Muhammad Ali was more than a heavyweight champion: he became a global icon who reshaped boxing, politics and culture. This profile traces his rise from Louisville to Olympic gold, his victories over Liston, Frazier and Foreman, his refusal of military induction, and the legacy of a fighter whose style, confidence and conviction changed sport forever.
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No Turning Back Dublin: Full Card and Fight Preview
on July 28, 2026
Pierce O’Leary makes the first defence of his IBO world super-lightweight title against Mark Chamberlain at Dublin’s 3Arena on 1 August, headlining Queensberry’s No Turning Back card live on DAZN. The stacked undercard includes Royston Barney-Smith v Reece Bellotti, Gary Cully v Lee Reeves and Steven Cairns v Senan Kelly.
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Joshua and Fury Claim Comeback Wins as Errol Spence Jr Retires Following Tim Tszyu Defeat
on July 26, 2026
Anthony Joshua survived two knockdowns, Tyson Fury stopped Mariusz Wach and Tim Tszyu defeated Errol Spence Jr during a dramatic boxing weekend that reshaped several careers and moved the long-awaited Joshua v Fury fight closer.
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Errol Spence Jr v Tim Tszyu Preview: Can Spence Overcome Ring Rust in Sydney?
on July 23, 2026
Errol Spence Jr returns from a near three-year layoff to face Tim Tszyu in a high-stakes 158lb catchweight bout in Sydney. The preview examines Spence’s ring rust, Tszyu’s recent setbacks and home advantage, the stylistic matchup, broadcast details, and what a win or loss could mean for both fighters’ world-title hopes.
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Anthony Joshua v Kristian Prenga Preview: Fight Time, Breakdown and Prediction
on July 22, 2026
Anthony Joshua returns to heavyweight action against Kristian Prenga at Jeddah Superdome on Saturday, 25 July, headlining The Comeback card live on DAZN. This preview covers fight time, broadcast details, the stakes for Joshua’s career, Prenga’s knockout threat, undercard title fights, and a prediction that Joshua wins by stoppage.
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Manny Pacquiao Profile: How the Eight-Division Phenomenon Changed Boxing
on July 22, 2026
Manny Pacquiao’s remarkable boxing career took him from poverty in the Philippines to becoming the sport’s only eight-division world champion. This profile traces his rise, key rivalries with Márquez, Morales and Mayweather, landmark wins over Barrera, De La Hoya, Hatton and Cotto, and the fearless style that made him a global icon.
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Tyson Fury Faces Mariusz Wach as Comeback Questions Deepen
on July 21, 2026
Tyson Fury continues his heavyweight comeback against Mariusz Wach in Pattaya on 24 July, with the former champion expected to win but under pressure to look sharp. With no UK live broadcast announced and a potential Anthony Joshua fight looming, the bout is more about Fury’s conditioning, timing and motivation than the result.
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Harlem Eubank Faces David Papot in High-Stakes London Test
on July 17, 2026
Harlem Eubank faces David Papot in a pivotal 12-round welterweight clash at London’s Copper Box Arena on 18 July. Eubank, coming off a rebound win after his first pro defeat, must overcome Papot’s southpaw style, experience and durability to strengthen his case as a genuine contender. The preview also offers fight details and prediction.
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Marco Antonio Barrera Profile: The Baby-Faced Assassin Who Conquered Three Divisions
on July 10, 2026
Marco Antonio Barrera’s career was defined by more than relentless aggression. The Mexican legend turned professional at 15, won world titles in three weight divisions and built a 67-7-1 record with 44 knockouts. His defining victories over Naseem Hamed and Erik Morales, plus battles with Pacquiao and Márquez, secured his place among boxing’s greats.
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Abdullah Mason vs Albert Bell Review: Mason Survives Scare to Keep WBO Title in Cleveland
on July 5, 2026
Abdullah Mason retained his WBO lightweight title with a 12th-round TKO over late replacement Albert Bell in Cleveland, but the win was far from routine. Bell’s reach and movement troubled Mason early before the champion took over with body work and late pressure. The stoppage sparked debate, but Mason kept his unbeaten record intact.
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Abdullah Mason Faces Albert Bell in Cleveland as Homecoming Becomes All-Ohio Title Test
on July 4, 2026
Abdullah Mason returns to Cleveland to defend his WBO lightweight title against unbeaten Toledo challenger Albert Bell after Joe Cordina withdrew due to a visa issue. The late change turns the bout into an all-Ohio showdown, with Mason under pressure to impress at home. The card airs on DAZN in the UK at 1am BST, with ring walks expected around 3.15am.