Jake Paul has scheduled his boxing return for Dec. 24 in Dubai, according to ESPN, almost exactly one year after he suffered a broken jaw in his loss to Anthony Joshua.
Shakur Stevenson's brief and unproductive stint with Zuffa Boxing ended last week with the lightweight securing his release, leaving both parties facing questions about how the partnership collapsed so quickly.
Tim Bradley believes this weekend’s showdown between and Christian Mbilli is going to end in a knockout. Alvarez challenges Mbilli for his WBC super-middleweight title in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Saturday, in what serves as the first time both men have been back in the ring since competing on the same bill in September 2025. […] The post Tim Bradley makes KO prediction for Canelo vs Mbilli: “He can land something big” appeared first on Boxing News.
London Stadium could challenge Wembley and Tottenham as England's top boxing venue after operators announced plans to reclassify boxing shows and increase capacity by more than 30 percent.
Boxing champion Mary Kom opens up about her Bigg Boss 20 journey in an exclusive interview with IWMBuzz Media.
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