Ringside Revelations: Latest Boxing News

finally has the chance to make up for 18 months worth of lost time. Since coming out on the wrong end of a controversial split decision defeat to . in April of 2024, McComb has had to sit, watch and wait for another meaningful opportunity.

Although a much-anticipated undisputed showdown with Mikaela Mayer fell through over the summer months, Ring Magazine and unified welterweight world champion Lauren Price is set for a return to Cardiff next, her promoter and Boxxer chief Ben Shalom told The Ring.

British welterweight champion Conah Walker tells The Ring of his belief this weekend's Monte-Carlo matchup with Pat McCormack will present the opportunity to exploit the 2020 Olympic silver medallist's bad habits and push him a step closer to world title honours in 2026.

The welterweight championship rematch between Carmen Basilio and Tony DeMarco on November 30, 1955, was even more memorable than their first fight five months earlier. It was named The Ring's "Fight of the Year" and provided the spectacle boxing needed at the time.

Jake Paul predicts that Anthony Joshua will endure the biggest upset in boxing history when they meet on December 19.

Dave Allen has confirmed he will be returning to the ring in February but reiterated his desire to fight for the British title next summer in Sheffield.

Newly-minted British heavyweight champion Jeamie TKV was a notable pre-fight underdog but ripped up the script and boxed beautifully on the inside to spoil Frazer Clarke's third try, while seizing sweet victory after April's injustice against David Adeleye.

Rising light heavyweight star Ben Whittaker delivered an explosive first-round knockout of Benjamin Gavazi on his Matchroom debut, before travelling home to later discover his Wednesbury home had been burgled while he was away Saturday night.

Ishmael Davis' active schedule continues, after it was announced he will make the first defence of his British and Commonwealth junior middleweight titles against Bilal Fawaz as part of the Leigh Wood-Josh Warrington undercard in Nottingham come February 21.

Ben Whittaker decimated overmatched opponent Benjamin Gavazi in the first round of their light heavyweight clash, live on DAZN at Birmingham's BP Pulse Live Arena.

Jeamie 'TKV' Tshikeva upset the odds to land the biggest win of his career, beating Frazer Clarke by split decision to win the British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles in a brutal encounter at Derby's Vaillant Live Arena.

A year after their controversial first fight, Gavin Gwynne and Cameron Vuong served up another action-packed 10-rounder in Birmingham - but this time the judges could not split them.

Jake Paul is sparring with established heavyweights – Jared Anderson, Lawrence Okolie, and Frank Sanchez – to prepare for his fight with former champ Anthony Joshua.

Heavyweight David Adeleye says he remains confident in himself despite losses in his two biggest fights.

Ben Whittaker's Matchroom tenure kicks off this weekend, as the exciting light heavyweight contender headlines on home turf in Birmingham against Germany's determined Benjamin Gavazi. Eddie Hearn tells The Ring how this is just the first of an active slate for the 28-year-old, who could be knocking on the door for world title contention this time next year.

Almost a year to the day since their first meeting, Cameron Vuong and Gavin Gwynne will run back their compelling clash - this time at lightweight - and unbeaten talent Vuong (9-0, 6 KOs) remains adamant he'll erase any doubts about disputed scorecards second time around.

Tempers flared at a fiery weigh-in as Frazer Clarke and Jeamie TKV had to be separated by security after they took to the scales ahead of their British Heavyweight Title clash tomorrow night at the Vaillant Live Arena in Derby, live and free-to-air on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer. (photos by Chris Dean)