
Johnny Fisher to fight Andrii Rudenko in Sheffield on Sept. 28
Johnny Fisher will fight Ukraine’s Andrii Rudenko on September 28, on the undercard of Dalton Smith’s European junior-welterweight title fight with Jon Fernandez

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Johnny Fisher will fight Ukraine’s Andrii Rudenko on September 28, on the undercard of Dalton Smith’s European junior-welterweight title fight with Jon Fernandez

Heavyweight Jarrell Miller believed he’d done enough to defeat former unified heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz Jr., a sentiment echoed by the cheering Los Angeles crowd post-fight.

Undefeated Sam Noakes (14-0, 13 KOs) is looking to return to knockout ways when he defends his European lightweight title against mandatory challenger Gianluca Ceglia (21-4-1, 4 KOs) at London’s York Hall on September 6.

Kenneth Sims Jr. will make his ring return in a 10-round junior welterweight contest against Jair Valtierra on the Vergil Ortiz Jr.-Serhii Bohachuk undercard Saturday in Las Vegas.

The World Boxing Organization has scheduled an Aug. 9 purse bid for a proposed fight between flyweight titleholder Anthony Olascuaga and former titlist Jonathan “La Bomba” Gonzalez.

Kenshiro Teraji's upcoming vacant WBC flyweight title bout against Cristofer Rosales is scheduled for October 18 in Teraji's native Japan, according to ESPN's Salvador Rodriguez on the social media platform X. The specific venue has not yet been confirmed.

The International Boxing Federation (IBF) has reportedly ordered its reigning 154-pound titleholder Bakhram Murtazaliev to defend his belt against Tim Tszyu.

Before the perspiration from 12 rounds of battle with Israil Madrimov on Saturday night had even dried from Terence Crawford’s body, the new four-division champion and junior middleweight titleholder was asked about what comes next – and, specifically, if what’s coming will be a red-headed Guadalajaran cash cow.

Shakur Stevenson, 27, is a three-division titleholder who has entered his prime and appears committed to exploring his options after the expiration of his promotional contract with Top Rank last month.

Heavyweight prospect Dainier “The Fear” Pero believes he can compete with any of the top heavyweights in the world.