This September, Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez and Gennady ‘GGG’ Golovkin will meet for the third time face to face in the ring. After stopping Caleb Plant in November to become the first ever undisputed champion at 168 pounds, attempting to become a two-time champion against WBA titlist, Dmitry Bivol stopped him in his tracks handing him his first loss in eight years. Alvarez and Golovkin will battle it out for the unified WBA, WBC, IBF, IBO, Ring magazine and lineal middleweight championship.

In a world first for boxing, heavyweight prize fighter, Paul Gallen, will fight BOTH Justin Hodges and Ben Hannant back to back on the same night. Taking ‘Origin’ to new levels, Gallen, the NSW icon, will take on the two QLD Origin stars in back-to-back fights. While Harry Garside puts his Australian lightweight title on the line against Miles Zalweski.

Two of Australia’s top heavyweights were set to meet in Feb before Covid-19 got in the way, but Justis Huni and Joe Goodall will finally square off with the rescheduled bout now set for June. Huni has been touted as the country’s best heavyweight prospect in generations and justified that hype when he won the Aussie tile in his professional debut. He’s since gone on to record four further wins, with a battering of Paul Gallen last year. Goodall also boasts an unbeaten professional record and a 2014 Commonwealth Games silver medal.

Two of Australia’s top heavyweights were set to meet in Feb before Covid-19 got in the way, but Justis Huni and Joe Goodall will finally square off with the rescheduled bout now set for June. Huni has been touted as the country’s best heavyweight prospect in generations and justified that hype when he won the Aussie tile in his professional debut. He’s since gone on to record four further wins, with a battering of Paul Gallen last year. Goodall also boasts an unbeaten professional record and a 2014 Commonwealth Games silver medal.

Taking place at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, Australia’s very own George Kambosos Jr will defend his IBF, WBO, WBA and The Ring lightweight title against WBC title holder Devin Haney. The winner walks away the undisputed lightweight champion, no small feat. Plus, they’ll be followed by Artur Beterbiev and Joe Smith Jr in a light heavyweight unification bout.

Charlo vs Castano 2 will feature Charlo, an undefeated unified WBC, WBA and IBF super welterweight champion, up against unbeaten WBO 154-pound titleholder, Castano in a twelve round championship rematch, the last ending in a split draw in July last year.

One fighter nearing the end of his boxing career in Paul Gallen, while two at the very start in Harry Garside and Nikita Tszyu (brother of Tim), are all set to return to the ring in May. NRL premiership winning captain, Gallen, takes on Kris Terzievski for the Australasian heavyweight title. While Tszyu and Garside battle is out in the lightweight category.

The undisputed world super middleweight champion Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez moves up in weight to take on the WBA light heavyweight Dmitry Bivol at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Described as being the ‘biggest fight ever in women’s boxing’ Katie Taylor will take on Amanda Serrano in what will be a battle of the the pound-for-pound #1 and #2 fighters in women’s boxing.

Unbeaten WBC and IBF Welterweight World Champion Errol “The Truth” Spence Jr. and WBA Welterweight World Champion Yordenis Ugas will square off in a welterweight championship unification showdown.

Aussie champion, Tim Tszyu finally has the name, place and date confirmed for his highly anticipated US debut after a rapid fire lesson in the chaos of top-level international boxing. Tszyu last fought in November, with a convincing win over Takeshi Inoue, cementing his place among the world’s elite. He’ll take on two time national US champion and 2012 Olympian, Terrell Gausha, who himself is closing in on a world title shot.

NRL champion and professional boxer, Paul Gallen will take on rugby league star, Darcy Lussick in a battle between the old champ vs the new. Gallen was originally scheduled to take on Josh Aloiai, in what would be a huge fight between the two big men. Aloiai’s camp announced the star had contracted Covid last week, with a positive test marking the end of the battle, rattling Gallen in his lead up and preparation.

In a hectic last minute change of plans, internet sensation, Jake Paul will officially take on former MMA champion, Tyron Woodley in a rematch after facing each other earlier this year. The original highly anticipated fight between Paul and UK reality star, Tommy Fury, was called off after Fury’s camp released a statement citing a broken rib and a bacterial chest infection, requiring the star to withdraw.

Sydney’s very own George Kambosos Jr will fight Teofimo Lopez for the IBF, WBO, WBA and The Ring lightweight world titles on Sunday 28 November in New York. This has been a few months in the making after Kambosos beat Lee Selby in his own backyard, while Lopez took the win over Vasiliy Lomachenko. After being rescheduled previously a number of times, one of those occasions due to a positive Covid case, the two fighters are finally going to come head to head.

Pound-for-pound star Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford (37-0) has called out welterweight superstars for years, his long weight for a legacy defining fight is over, as he’ll defend his WBO welterweight world title and unbeaten record against two time welterweight champion, and WBO No. 1 contender Shawn Porter (31-3-1).

Undefeated Australian boxing sensation, Tim Tszyu will look to go 20-0 as he squares off with Japanese champion, Takeshi Inoue on Wednesday 17 November. The fight will be Tszyu's next step on his way to a highly anticipated world title challenge next year, should he take the win. Inoue is ranked #7 in the world by the WBO, with his lone defeat coming by decision in a world title fight with then-champion, Jamie Mungia in 2019. The winner of this fight will get their opportunity to shine, the loser will lose everything, with all existing belts on the line.

Canelo Alvarez and Caleb Plant will end their war of words when they fight to decide who will be the first ever undisputed super middleweight champion. Boxing’s pound-for-pound No. 1 Alvarez hasn’t been beaten in eight years, and has managed to stop four of his last six opponents. While Plant has been relatively untested since winning his IBF title in 2019. The fight will crown the WBA (Super), WBC, WBO, IBF and The Ring super middleweight titles, who’ll take top honours?

Finally it’s happening. After a positive covid test, a series of delays, the Fury and Wilder trilogy will come to a head this October. Heavyweight champion Tyson Fury will once again square off with former title holder Deontay Wilder for the third time. The two have a mouthwatering history and tension, with the first two installments delivering in action and heavy hits. Fury shocked the world when he dethroned Wilder in Las Vegas in 2020, 14 months after the two were locked in a controversial draw in their first encounter.

Love him or hate him, Jake Paul has continued to make waves in the boxing world. An internet star, Jake Paul and brother Logan continue to divide the sport and fans around the world, with many asking what they’re doing in the ring against seasoned professionals. But, whether or not you think Paul is in it for a joke, he’s back, and this time against tough opponent Tyron Woodley.

The legend of the boxing world, Manny Pacquiao will go again, this time despite a last minute fight change, against Yordenis Ugas for the WBA Welterweight title. Pacquiao wanted to come up against the biggest and baddest men in the ring, and with this match up, his wish has come through. Does the old legend have what it takes against the new blood?

Sydney’s very own George Kambosos Jr will fight Teofimo Lopez for the IBF, WBO, WBA and The Ring lightweight world titles on 15 August in Miami. This has been a few months in the making after Kambosos beat Lee Selby in his own backyard, while Lopez took the win over Vasiliy Lomachenko. After being rescheduled previously, the two fighters had to be separated at a press conference as they started taking questions from the press. Kambosos is out for blood, and with all the belts up for grabs, everything will be on the line.

A week ago, Steve Spark was in his local pub in Toowoomba, sipping beers, thinking about where his boxing career could take him next. Today, he’s preparing to take on Australia’s boxing prodigy, Tim Tszyu. A Cinderella story of epic proportions, Steve Spark has agreed to step in on late notice to fight Tszyu after Michael Zerafa unexpectedly pulled out of their scheduled bout.

In a very short turn around, Paul Gallen is back in the ring against his hardest test yet, arguably Australia’s greatest heavyweight boxer right now, Justis Huni who will be looking to launch his Olympic campaign.

Yes, we feel the same. Undefeated, 12 time, five division boxing legend, Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather, will step back into the boxing ring against internet sensation, Logan Paul, with just one professional fight to his name to date. Paul with an amassed 20 million YouTube followers has 50 pounds and 6 inches on Mayweather, but many have already decided that he does not have a chance against the champion. Will he pull something out of the bag for what might be the most bizarre fight we’ve seen in recent years?

The WBC and WBA super middleweight champion, Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez will face British fighter and WBO champion, Billy Joe Saunders Sunday 9 May. Many have predicted that Saunders will be the most dangerous challenger for Canelo since Floyd Mayweather. A highly anticipated clash between the two, that will arguably lock in the true middleweight champion.

Get ready for a fiery encounter. Former NRL star, Paul Gallen’s boxing career continues against former WBA world champion Lucas Browne. The two aren’t waiting for the ring, the war of words has already started. Gallen fired a number of shots at Browne, describing his greatest achievement as a ‘reserve grade’ title.

YouTube star Jake Paul will square off in the ring against former UFC fighter, Ben Askren. Paul has amassed upwards of 20 million YouTube subscribers in his years on the platform, and just recently has switched paths towards professional boxing, winning two from two in 2020. Askren went 19-2-0 in the UFC, becoming a well known fighter in the welterweight category, he officially retired from UFC in July last year.

The prodigy is back. When you’re on a streak, why wouldn’t you get back in the ring? Tim Tszyu is back hunting down a championship bout, in his way stands Irishman Dennis Hogan, ready to take him down a peg. The winner of this bout is a show in for a shot at the next WBC title, who takes the W?

Canelo Alvarez returns to the ring two months after successfully beating Callum Smith for the WBA (Super), WBC, and The Ring belts. The champ will begin his 2021 campaign with a mandatory defence bout against Avni Yildirim on Sunday 27 Feb. This bout is a chance of a lifetime for Yildirim, although never considered a legitimate contender, the WBC have installed him as the mandatory challenger for Alvarez, could he be the one to derail everything for the champ?

One of the biggest Kiwi fights of the last decade, Joseph Parker vs Junior Fa is finally happening after a reschedule late last year. Having faced each other four times as amateur boxers, with two wins each, this is the first time the two have met in a professional setting and the ultimate chance to settle the score. Unbeaten WBO #6 Junior Fa steps up against former World Champion and WBO #3 Joseph Parker, with the winner advancing in rankings making a significant claim for a shot at a world title.