
Zuffa Boxing announce November 7 show in London
Zuffa Boxing have announced their latest show

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Zuffa Boxing have announced their latest show

Moses Itauma is back in the gym preparing to return to the ring in the new year, according to his promoter Frank Warren.

Johnny Fisher, despite struggling when stepping up levels in the past, believes his style and profile mean he’s only ever two fights away from the “big time” in the heavyweight division

On Saturday, October 10, famed broadcaster Jim Lampley will be a special celebrity guest at “Fighter’s Heaven in Art and Literature,” the 10th Anniversary Celebration of Fighter's Heaven, Muhammad Ali’s historic six-acre former training compound in Deer Lake, Pennsylvania, now operated as a museum dedicated to Ali's life and legacy.

Pointing to what they say are previous agreements made, with official communications from WBA President Gilberto Mendoza Jnr to back up their claims, WBA Regular welterweight champion Jack Catterall and his team remain resolute in their intention to force a showdown with WBA Super welterweight champion Teofimo Lopez.

Jin Sasaki claimed the Japanese welterweight title in Tokyo, Japan, with a bruising six-round beatdown of David Ssemujju on Monday

The job of rebuilding Moses Itauma following his devastating collapse against Filip Hrgovic last month will not be an easy one, says George Groves

Eddie Hearn and Chris Eubank Jnr could be set to link up with view to making a third fight with Conor Benn, who was of course Hearn’s client for the first two contests

Roy Jones Jnr applauds Eddie Hearn standing his ground in his battle for the UK to stage Anthony Joshua-Tyson Fury but believes it’s a stance that could hurt the promoter in the long term

A Netflix four-part docuseries on former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson will debut on the network Tuesday, October 13.