Make no mistake, we are witnessing the tectonic plates of boxing shift in real time. And it is all down to one word: Netflix.

A major PPV event featuring David Benavidez, Bam Rodriguez, Devin Haney, and more headlines this week in boxing!

Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz vs. Lamont Roach is the headliner at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas. Cruz, 28-3-1 (18 KOs), is a former junior welterweight titleholder who now holds a secondary belt in the weight class. The 27-year-old from Mexico City has an aggressive style that is friendly to fans and less so for his foes.

Diego Pacheco puts his undefeated record on the line later this evening when he takes on Kevin Lele Sadjo in a blockbuster event, which also sees the return of Joe Cordina

What the hell is even going on in the year of our lord 2025? First The CW and Ion start airing live sports? Fine. That’s fine. In fact, that makes sense. There’s plenty of smaller sports properties that can benefit from the reach provided by those ...

DAZN, 12:00 pm ET, Primetime Boxing. From Varde, Denmark. Main event is Melissa Mortensen vs Dorota Norek. Undercard includes Thorbjorn Boudigaard, a Danish heavyweight, not a 4th tier Asterix and Obelix side character.

After weeks of teases from Dana White, Zuffa Boxing’s long-awaited media rights deal appears to be close. According to TKO Group president Mark Shapiro, an official announcement could come within the next two to three weeks. “We hope to have an ...

Boxing is set to be on the program for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles after years of disputes over how the sport is run. International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach said Monday the executive board he chairs approved including boxing on the 2028 ...

German TV presenter Stefan Raab is stepping back into the ring with the German boxing champion who broke his nose in a previous encounter 23 years ago. Raab, a former talkshow host and creator of international format Beat the Stars, will face off against ...

LYNN - Hit the books before you hit the boxing ring. That's the philosophy of Alexander Sepulveda, owner of the Private Jewels Boxing Club in Lynn. Sepulveda, a one-time boxer and now a U.S. boxing coach, has been through the ups and downs of the ring game ...