Ringside Revelations: Latest Boxing News

Tyson Fury is unsurprisingly out of retirement again and back on the comeback trail. American heavyweight Brandon Moore would be more than happy to welcome him back into the squared circle.

Former WBC junior welterweight world champion Alberto Puello has made it clear, whether their proposed bout happens in England or elsewhere, he's looking forward to getting the first crack at newly-minted champion Dalton Smith as he seeks to reclaim what was once his.

Pavel Silyagin has accepted a dangerous IBF super middleweight title fight with Osleys Iglesias that Canelo Alvarez, Jaime Munguia and Hamzah Sheeraz turned down.

All great runs start somewhere. For Bernard Hopkins, he lost his first fight and then reeled off 22 consecutive wins before dropping a 12-round unanimous decision to the precociously gifted Roy Jones Jr. for the vacant IBF middleweight crown in May 1993.

It’s perhaps the curse of the artist who values mastery, consistency and longevity. The way that Inoue has entrenched himself in weight divisions, ensuring that there are no questions left to be answered before moving up in weight, suggests a man who values the evaluation of his overall body of work above all else.

Ben Shalom has seen multiple offers rejected in attempts to make a much-anticipated undisputed matchup between Mikaela Mayer and his charge, Lauren Price, but tells The Ring he has renewed hope they are 'getting close' to agreeing terms for that materialising in 2026.

Liverpool's hard-hitting Jack Turner is a rising junior bantamweight who believes his days making the 115-pound limit won't last forever, but wants to test himself against the very best, believing his power will translate once he does move up in weight. Aspiring to face The Ring's No. 3 pound-for-pound star, Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez, speaks to confidence in his abilities.

Although Panthen proved to be the busier fighter in a tough and physical fight, Curiel started pulling away from the stalemate between Rounds 5-8 with accuracy and a dedicated attack to the body.

Misael Rodriguez vs. Austin Deanda and Julian Rodriguez vs. Cain Sandoval will be the chief support for the Callum Walsh-Carlos Ocampo fight on Zuffa Boxing’s inaugural show in Las Vegas.

Cruiserweight titleholder Jai Opetaia has signed with Zuffa Boxing, it was announced Friday.

Brian Norman Sr. isn’t taking his demotion too well. Recently, Brian Norman Jr., his son, announced that his father would no longer be his head trainer. The decision stems from his recent points loss to Devin Haney.

An opportunity to assert himself as one of boxing’s best at 140 pounds lies ahead for Jamaine Ortiz. Ortiz will face former WBO lightweight champion Keyshawn Davis in the co-main event of 'The Ring 6' on January 31 at Madison Square Garden in New York, live on DAZN.

Jarrell Miller has only boxed five times since 2018, though the New York heavyweight is promising to return with an emphatic statement against Kingsley Ibeh as the pair prepare for their 10-round bout as part of The Ring 6 undercard preceding Lopez-Stevenson on Jan. 31.

One-time WBO lightweight champion Keyshawn Davis has promised to make his 140-pound debut memorable against former world title challenger Jamaine Ortiz, having shared an insight into the mental health struggles he suffered with that bubbled up to the surface last year.

Vergil Ortiz Jr. has embraced a major fight outside the ring in an attempt to land the biggest bout of his career inside it. The Ring has learned a lawsuit was filed on Ortiz’s behalf Thursday in a Nevada court that requests the termination of his promotional contract with Oscar De La Hoya’s company.

After reeling off a pair of stoppage victories in 2025, one-time world middleweight title challenger Steven Butler will face a stiffer test of his super middleweight credentials when he boxes upset-minded Ramadan Hiseni, headlining a March 5 card in Montreal.

Just as quickly as Nikita Tszyu-Michael Zerafa bubbled up nicely through two rounds, it was stopped three seconds into the third as the former world title challenger deemed himself unable to continue, having suffered a nasty gash above his eye from an accidental headbutt.

Troy Williamson probably won't get the opportunity to defend the EBU super middleweight title he won from Callum Simpson on December 20 in their immediate rematch.