Joe Joyce and Zhilei Zhang meet this weekend in a heavyweight clash that is perhaps as much of a restoration of faith as it is an absolute slugfest.

From New Jersey to San Antonio, and then onto California, it was very much a night of statements from east to west of the United States.

UK fans will have to look across the pond for this weekend’s boxing fix as Shakur Stevenson and Bam Rodriguez take their respective centre stages.

Anthony Joshua put a hugely important tick next to fight number 28 as he returned to the O2 Arena with a win over Jermaine Franklin.

Over the years, London’s O2 Arena has been something of a fortress for Anthony Joshua.

Widely regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time, and with good reason, “Iron” Mike Tyson won multiple world titles over the course of a controversial career.

Born on August 12th 1988 in Wythenshawe weighing just a pound, Tyson Luke Fury has been defying the odds since he entered the world and if you’d told anyone at that point that he would go on to stand at 6’9”, weigh 19 stone and become one of the best heavyweight boxers of all time, they’d have probably laughed at you.

A ballet dancer as a child, Vasyl Lomachenko’s journey to becoming one of the most decorated amateur and professional boxers of all time was like no other.

The fact Floyd Mayweather rang the final bell on his boxing career with an unblemished record, remaining undefeated in 50 professional bouts, tells us everything we need to know about his commitment to the cause.

One of the year’s most anticipated fights took place across the pond. Whilst back home it was a story of late change, late drama and, quite frankly, late to the party.

Three UK shows are rounded off by an American sizzler on a weekend of boxing that could well turn out to be one of the year’s most entertaining.

Cyrus Pattinson’s first headline show was capped off with a clinical stoppage after nine rounds of captivating action.

Matchroom are back in the UK as the North-East’s finest talent get ready to shine on home turf.

It was an eventful night of boxing across the globe as Liverpool, Paris and Sydney played host to some of the sport’s newest, oldest, and most current stars.

Callum Smith’s decision to pull-out of his scheduled fight with Pawel Stepien has offered a worldly opportunity to Jack Cullen, but it is a task backed up by some of the sport’s very best.

Ohara Davies and Misfits both made statements of their own on a night of very differing boxing entertainment.

Both sides of the boxing viewership have action to get their teeth into this weekend as Lewis Ritson vs Ohara Davies and Misfits 005 open up March.

Tommy Fury BROKE DOWN IN TEARS after beating Jake Paul on a close split decision in Riyadh.

Jake Paul and Tommy Fury will finally settle a long-running score as the pair face off in Diriyah this weekend.

It was heartbreak for Leigh Wood as Mauricio Lara displayed another sensational show of power on away territory to stake his claim as the featherweight division’s principal.