Boxing

Andrew Tate and Chase DeMoor are set to headline a stacked Misfits Boxing card in Dubai tonight, with fans around the world locking in to catch the controversial heavyweight clash live. With the bout taking place in the Middle East but broadcast globally, the biggest question heading into fight night is simple: what time will […]

Darren Till capped off a strong year in crossover boxing by sweeping the biggest honours at the Misfits Boxing 2025 Awards Ceremony. The former UFC title challenger was recognised across multiple categories, taking home Finish of the Year, Fight of the Year, and Fighter of the Year, a clean sweep that underlined his impact inside

Jake Paul’s boxing journey has always divided opinion, but his fight against Anthony Joshua forced even his harshest critics to pause. Going into the bout, the expectation across the boxing world was almost universal. Joshua, a former two-time heavyweight world champion, was expected to overwhelm Paul early and end the contest within a few rounds.

Misfits Boxing has built its brand on star power, controversy, and crossover appeal, with some of the internet’s biggest names stepping into the ring. From YouTubers to former professional fighters, the promotion has consistently delivered attention-grabbing events. Yet as Misfits continues to grow, a serious question has emerged among fans and observers alike. Is Andrew

When Jake Paul stepped into the ring with Anthony Joshua on December 19, the expectation among most boxing fans was straightforward. This was supposed to be a short night. Joshua, a former unified heavyweight champion with elite-level experience, was widely expected to overwhelm Paul early and end the fight within the first few rounds. That did not

Anthony Joshua wasted no time shifting the spotlight after stopping Jake Paul with a sixth-round knockout, turning his attention straight toward a long-rumoured heavyweight showdown with Tyson Fury. Speaking moments after the fight, Joshua delivered a fiery message that reignited one of boxing’s most talked-about rivalries and sent fans into a frenzy. The bout with

The build-up to the Misfits Boxing card featuring Andrew Tate vs Chase DeMoor in Dubai delivered more drama outside the ring than many expected, after a heated confrontation broke out between controversial political activist Tommy Robinson and Misfits fighter Ty Mitchell. The exchange unfolded during the pre-fight media activities and quickly began circulating online, becoming

Jake Paul standing across the ring from Anthony Joshua would have sounded absurd just a few years ago. Yet boxing in 2025 is no longer driven purely by rankings, belts or tradition. It is driven by attention, momentum and the ability to deliver an event that platforms and fans cannot ignore. Paul has understood that