The meeting between Wilder, 40, and Chisora, 42, could be among the final fights for both men.

January may have felt like a bit of a slog, but boxing is doing its very best to end the month with a bang.

Carlos Adames vs. Austin "Ammo" Williams for the WBC middleweight title is off after Adames was forced to withdraw due to illness.

Austin “Ammo” Williams challenges WBC middleweight champion Carlos Adames on the Lopez vs. Stevenson undercard equipped with several new arrows in his quiver.

In a sport short on U.S. stars, Saturday's duo could not be more different — the mercurial Lopez and the methodical Stevenson. Can chaos unnerve the machine?

Once teenage sparring partners, now two of the best fighters of their generation, Lopez and Stevenson finally meet with years of resentment, pride and unfinished business on the line Saturday night in New York.

"Jai Opetaia will be making a lot more money than Paddy Pimblett and Justin Gaethje made [at UFC 324]," Hearn told Uncrowned. "If that doesn't ruffle the feathers of the UFC roster, maybe nothing ever will."

Tyson Fury last fought in the United Kingdom in 2022.

Dan Hooker went into his fight against Arman Tsarukyan more compromised than the world knew.

Now we have a clear image of what this is — a mid-tier event like an upmarket ProBox, with room for a few standalone shows with blue-chip acquisitions like Jai Opetaia, and, if rumors turn to reality, Oleksandr Usyk.

Arman Tsarukyan wasn't too impressed by the UFC 324 main event between Justin Gaethje and Paddy Pimblett.

Raymond Muratalla may have just cemented his place as the best lightweight in the world.

Raymond Muratalla and Andy Cruz will meet in the ring this weekend, here's how to watch.

Set in a sparse warehouse in front of an audience of hundreds, Zuffa Boxing's long-awaited debut Friday was far from the bright lights and lively pageantry boxing has long affixed itself to.

Zuffa Boxing's first full show came with mixed reviews, but one thing was seemingly unanimous — the main event was underwhelming.

Let’s take a closer look at the five biggest things to watch this weekend in the world of boxing.

There has been little clarity about Zuffa's plans for boxing.

Is Conor McGregor right to say his UFC contract has been voided by the UFC's move to Paramount and away from the pay-per-view structure? Answers to that and other reader questions.

Turki Alalshikh and Dana White are one step closer to achieving their Zuffa Boxing goals.

Despite numerous reports stating the contrary this past weekend, boxing's heavyweight king is not headlining iVisitBoxing's ambitious plans for a July 11 show featuring 140,000 fans.

Although Curiel defeated Panthen by unanimous decision (97-93, 97-93, 98-92) Friday night in Palm Desert, California, it's safe to say Panthen's stock rose in defeat.

Australia's Opetaia (29-0, 23 KOs) is a two-time IBF cruiserweight champion.

Michael Zerafa didn't officially suffer another loss on his boxing record Friday, but the reputational damage could be just as costly.

Golden Boy finds itself in a legal battle with yet another of its top stars.

Let's take a closer look at the five biggest things to look out for this weekend in the world of boxing.

Saudi Arabian fight financier Turki Alalshikh confirmed Thursday the former undisputed champion would return to the ring Sept. 12 in Saudi Arabia against an opponent to be determined.

Rocha and Curiel fought to a draw in their December 2024 Fight of the Year contender.

Itauma vs. Franklin — and the whole supporting undercard — has been rescheduled for March 28 at the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester, England.

The long-rumored showdown between Ryan Garcia and Mario Barrios is now official for Feb. 21.

Dalton Smith handed the UK another world champion on a night no British boxing fan will soon forget.

Agit Kabayel earned a controversial Round 3 TKO win over Damian Knyba to retain his WBC interim heavyweight title Saturday in Oberhausen, Germany.

The future of boxing is in good hands as we step forward into 2026.

What are our most-needed fights of 2026? Here are five that could make or break boxing's new year.

Boxing is often a sport that fails to make sense at the best of times, so why not throw a few more curveballs into the universe as we kick off 2026?

Tyson Fury's latest retirement — much like his other ones — didn't last very long.

Jake Paul was ringside to watch Amanda Serrano outclass Reina Tellez atop Saturday's big MVP show in Serrano's home country of Puerto Rico.

Holly Holm's pursuit of another boxing world title hit a major snag Saturday night in Puerto Rico against WBA lightweight champion Stephanie Han.

The driver of the car involved in a fatal crash that injured Anthony Joshua and killed two of his close friends was named and charged on Friday.

Boxing fans will be hoping 2026's kickoff month is a sign of things to come, because we're starting this year off with a bang.

When boxing is at its finest, it's very difficult for any other sport to match it. That was never more apparent than on Feb. 22 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Although only one of them makes it on to his official record, Terence Crawford had two big decision wins in 2025, both of which will define his legacy.

Itauma, 20, and Mason, 21, dominated Uncrowned’s voting to be named joint Breakthrough Boxers of the Year, combining for a flawless 6-0 record in 2025, with five of those wins coming inside the distance.

In a year full of devastating finishes, five stood apart for the silence they created afterward. These are 2025's boxing knockouts of the year.

Anthony Joshua sustained minor injuries in the crash.

Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani look all set for a Japanese superfight next spring after big wins Saturday in Riyadh.

Devin Haney reclaimed his pound-for-pound status in 2025, while Manny Pacquiao, at age 46, proved all over again why he's one of the best to ever do it. So who earns the title of boxing's comeback fighter of 2025?

If Round of the Year is meant to capture boxing at its most honest, Round 12 of Eubank-Benn 1 stands high above the rest — a final three minutes that turned an already savage grudge match into a defining moment of 2025.

Naoya Inoue and Alan Picasso will meet in the ring this weekend, here's how to watch.

On the eve of a career-defining stretch, boxing's most dominant and least revealing superstar offers almost nothing — and somehow says everything.