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Tyson Fury hints at preferred opponents as boxing comeback gathers pace - Fury’s latest comeback is well underway as he vows to become three-time heavyweight champion of the world

Spencer Brown, Tyson Fury's manager, has named a surprise boxer as the most likely candidate for The Gypsy King's comeback fight. Shortly after his rematch defeat to Oleksandr Usyk back in December 2024, Fury confirmed that he would be retiring from boxing and spending some time away from the media.

Floyd Mayweather Jr has been linked to a professional return against old-foe Manny Pacquiao, however, there is now another former Mayweather opponent who has

UFC chief Dana White makes his first official foray into boxing later this evening - which sees Callum Walsh and Carlos Ocampo go head-to-head in the main event

Canelo Alvarez’s next fight date has been set, with a world title shot in Saudi Arabia marking the launch of his own promotional venture. Here is a list of five potential opponents.

Tyson Fury will return to the ring in the coming months and 'most definitely' has what it takes to become world champion again, according to manager Spencer

Ryan Garcia had plenty to say about his ex-coach Joe Goossen’s move to train Mario Barrios for their world title fight. Garcia will attempt to become world champion for the first time in his

Already sporting a perfect 17-0 (11 KO) record, and fresh off a nationally televised Top Rank boxing win last summer, Deanda now looks for an impressive debut in Las Vegas on Jan. 23rd, on the debut card of Zuffa boxing - the brainchild of UFC President Dana White.

Australia’s boxing bad boy Michael Zerafa is being talked up for the unlikeliest of rematches with Nikita Tszyu – but only if he is willing to sign a contract with several unique stipulations, including that he keeps fighting until at least the seventh round.