Floyd Mayweather retired from professional boxing in 2017. Let’s take a look if he comes back or not this year. His record stands at 50 wins, no losses. Twenty-six knockouts highlight his career. The last pro fight came against Conor McGregor. He won by tenth-round stoppage. Exhibitions kept him active since then. Fights against Tenshin […]

Gervonta Davis faces a tough road back to boxing’s elite level. Legal troubles have stripped him of his WBA lightweight title. Authorities issued an arrest warrant on January 14, 2026. The charges involve domestic violence, false imprisonment, and attempted kidnapping. Davis now holds “Champion in Recess” status. The WBA removed him as active champion on

At Boxing News and Views, we examine the hype surrounding Moses Itauma’s ascent in heavyweight boxing. Itauma stands at 6 feet 4.5 inches. His reach measures 79 inches. He fights southpaw. Born on December 28, 2004, in Kezmarok, Slovakia. He resides in Chatham, Kent, United Kingdom. At 21 years old, he holds an undefeated professional

Ireland’s Callum Walsh may have been a bit tough on himself after his latest fight on Friday night at the Apex on Paramount Plus. It was the first time the UFC and Paramount Plus showed a big professional boxing card together. Walsh boxed well over all and got the win by UD on points. But

At Boxing News and Views, we examine Junto Nakatani’s potential to challenge Naoya Inoue’s dominance. Inoue holds undisputed super bantamweight titles. He ranks pound-for-pound number one. Nakatani serves as WBC mandatory challenger. Both fighters won recent bouts. This sets up a 2026 megafight. Inoue defeated Sam Goodman on December 24, 2025. Nakatani beat Tenshin Nasukawa

At Boxing News and Views, we evaluate Agit Kabayel’s status in heavyweight boxing. Kabayel holds a 27-0 record. Nineteen wins came by knockout. He stands at 6 feet 3 inches. His reach measures 80 inches. Born in Leverkusen, Germany, he fights orthodox. At 33 years old, he defends the WBC interim heavyweight title. Rankings place

At Boxing News and Views, we assess David Benavidez’s potential shift to heavyweight. Benavidez holds the WBC light heavyweight title. He stands at 6 feet 2 inches tall. His reach measures 74.5 inches. At 29 years old, he remains undefeated with a 31-0 record. Twenty-five of those wins came by knockout. His power draws attention.