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Rico Verhoeven is bored. Not the kind of bored where you scroll through your phone at 2 AM looking for a reason to stay awake. He’s bored of winning. For over a decade, the man known as "The King of Kickboxing" has looked at the heavyweight division in GLORY and seen nothing but a trail of broken spirits and defeated challengers.

Raymond Muratalla isn’t just a name on a marquee. It’s a warning. In the shark-infested waters of the lightweight division, Muratalla has emerged as the apex predator. While other fighters chase social media clout and viral moments, Muratalla has been busy collecting souls inside the squared circle. With a pristine record of 29-0, the IBF Lightweight Champion has turned the 135-pound landscape into his personal hunting ground. He doesn't just win; he dismantles.

On May 9, 2026, in a packed arena in Manchester, Daniel Dubois didn't just win a belt. He shattered a narrative. He didn't just beat Fabio Wardley; he dragged himself out of the pits of hell to reclaim his throne as the WBO Heavyweight Champion of the world. It was a night that reminded every fan why they scan the boxing schedule tonight and look for a live boxing stream: because in the heavyweight division, chaos is the only constant.

Andrii "Rampage" Novytskyi just reminded the world why he is the most dangerous prospect in the heavyweight division. He didn’t just win; he dismantled Alexander Flores. He didn’t just improve his record; he sent a message to every ranked heavyweight sitting comfortably on their couch.

Lawrence Okolie, the man who was supposed to headline a massive card in the City of Light this Saturday, April 25, is out. The reason? A failed drug test that has sent shockwaves through the industry. The fight against Tony Yoka is dead. The event is canceled. The fallout is only just beginning...

Liverpool didn’t just host a boxing match on Saturday night. It hosted a statement. When Braian Suarez stepped into the ring at the Liverpool Arena on April 18, 2026, the air was thick with the kind of tension you only get when a certified "boogeyman" meets a rising superstar. Suarez, the Argentinian wrecking ball with a 95% knockout rate, wasn't there to dance. He was there to turn the lights out...

On April 11, 2026, the boxing world stood still. Tyson Fury, the "Gypsy King," ended his 16-month hiatus and stepped back into the squared circle. His opponent? The feared Russian powerhouse, Arslanbek Makhmudov. The venue? A packed Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, vibrating with the energy of 60,000 screaming fans. The platform? Netflix.

The sound of leather hitting bone is universal. But in Lezhë, Albania, that sound carries a different weight. It carries the weight of a legacy being built in real-time. Amarildo Bakaj isn’t just a name on a scorecard anymore. He is a problem. A 15-0 problem that the light heavyweight division hasn't figured out how to solve...

It’s been decades since those words were a warning to every man from 160 to 200-plus pounds. But in 2026, the echo is getting louder again. Roy Jones Jr. is 57 years old. In the world of elite sports, that’s not just "old", it’s ancient history. It’s "sit on the porch and talk about the good old days" territory. Yet, here we are. The rumors aren't just whispers anymore; they’re full-blown conversations. Captain Hook is back in the gym, back on the pads, and back in the headli

The ring is a siren song. It calls the greats back long after they’ve nothing left to prove. For Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao, the call isn’t just a whisper: it’s a roar. If you thought the legend was done after his Hall of Fame induction last year, think again. Manny is lacing up the 10-ounce gloves for another dance under the bright lights of Las Vegas.

NEWARK, NJ – ProBox TV is keeping its foot on the gas to kick off 2026. The surging promotional outfit has officially greenlit a compelling crossroads bout for April 10th at the Prudential Center in Brick City. Leading the charge is the undefeated Brazilian Olympic gold medalist Hebert Conceição, who faces a litmus test against former WBA world title challenger and Venezuelan power-puncher Johan “Manotas” González.

The world of boxing moves fast, but Terence "Bud" Crawford moves faster. As of today, Wednesday, April 1, 2026, the pound-for-pound king sits atop a throne that looks increasingly lonely. With a professional record of 42-0, Crawford isn't just a champion; he’s a living legend who has already cleared the board. But as he stares down the barrel of 38, the question every fan is asking while scrolling through the boxing schedule tonight is simple: Is the GOAT finally ready to han

Everything is falling into place for the return of Venezuela’s unpredictable Leonardo "Él de Petare" Padilla. He is set to step back through the ropes for the first time this year to face the undefeated Mongolian powerhouse, Tsendbaatar Erdenebat.

This Saturday, April 4, Ciudad Bolívar’s own Endry “El Chino” Saavedra returns to the squared circle to challenge for the WBO Interim World Middleweight Title. Standing in his way is the formidable Brit, Denzel Bentley, in a high-stakes clash that promises fireworks.

Boxing has been broken for a long time. Too many belts. Too many promoters who hate each other. Too many "super-fights" that happen five years too late. We’ve all sat through the hype cycles only to watch a main event where both guys are more worried about their "0" than actually fighting...

Ryan Garcia didn’t just win a fight. He didn't just pick up a belt. He dismantled the skepticism that has followed his career like a shadow for five years. By the time the final bell rang against Mario Barrios, the "Social Media Boxer" label was dead. In its place stood the WBC Welterweight World Champion. A legitimate king of the 147-pounders.

With Bud Crawford officially hanging up the gloves following his masterclass victory over Canelo, the throne didn't stay empty for long. Usyk didn't just walk up to it; he kicked the door down. He is the undisputed, pound-for-pound king of boxing. If you disagree, you haven't been watching the same sport we have.

You’re here because you don’t want to miss a single punch. You’re here because the search for a live boxing stream usually leads to a dead end of pop-up ads and laggy feeds. Stop. Take a breath. We’ve got the full rundown of the boxing schedule tonight, the raw chaos of bare knuckle live action, and why you’re currently overpaying for your combat sports fix.

Knockouts are a dramatic and defining moment in combat sports. They can end fights instantly and captivate audiences worldwide. Yet, behind the spectacle lies a serious concern: what happens to the brain during and after a knockout? Understanding the effects of knockouts on brain health is crucial for athletes, coaches, medical professionals, and fans alike. This article explores the science behind knockouts, the short- and long-term consequences on the brain, and what can be

This is no longer fantasy matchmaking. Usyk vs Wilder is legitimately being negotiated, and all signs point to both camps wanting it. Sanctioning bodies are open to it. Fans want it. Broadcasters will pay for it. If finalized, it would be one of the most compelling heavyweight fights of the modern era. A battle between brilliance and brutality, finesse and firepower.

In the fight game, nobody is coming to save you. The promoters will not protect your wallet. The matchmakers will not build your retirement plan. Just like in the ring, you either take control of your career or get controlled by the system. No one understood this better than Floyd Mayweather. That understanding is what allowed him to transform from a talented but underpaid champion into the highest earning fighter in the history of combat sports.

When people remember Ricky Hatton, they remember something real: grit and raw heart. His name will forever be spoken among British boxing greats and not only for his professional boxing record of 45 wins and 3 losses, his 32 victories coming by knockout, but for the ferocity and walk you down brawler style everyone loved watching his fights for.

The boxing world is in shock and mourning following the tragic death of Arturo Gatti Jr., the 17-year-old son of legendary Canadian boxer Arturo “Thunder” Gatti. Gatti Jr. was found deceased on October 7, 2025, in an apartment in Mexico where he had been living with his mother, Amanda Rodrigues.