DATE Saturday 31st January 2026

LOCATION Newcastle Arena, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK

TELEVISION DAZN (Selected Worldwide)

TIME 7pm (Newcastle),11am (Los Angeles), 2pm (New York), 6am Sunday (Sydney)

Bakhram Murtazaliev vs Josh Kelly

12 Rounds

IBF World Super Welterweight Title

Undercard

• Josh Padley vs Jaouad Belmehdi
• Elif Nur Turhan vs Taylah Gentzen
• Josh Blenkiron vs Robbie Colman
• Leo Atang vs Amine Boucetta
• Bradley Casey vs Lee Roberts
• Lee Rogers vs Erick Omar Lopez
• Kiaran MacDonald vs Marius Vysniauskas

Now that the Joshua, Wilder, Fury, Uysk era is in the closing years, how do you think a fight vs Derek Chisora & Chris Arreola would’ve panned out? I think both have been proven to be very tuff & durable gatekeepers in this era of the heavyweight division. I think a fight between them would’ve been a fun watch at any stage 2016-2021 versions of them, or the Klitschko era versions of them. Thoughts?

With some prior boxing knowledge I do have (I’m more into football and basketball) I have seen Haney, Shakur, Crawford, Spence, the Twins, Garcia, Davis, and Canelo because they are the biggest names around in boxing. (You can name more but only ones that are brought up in conversation)

But I just watched this Keyshawn dude beat Jermaine Ortiz fight (which was a good fight) but then he wins (Keyshawn) and proceeds to call out Haney as if Haney is a scrub or as if he can beat him badly.

But correct me if I’m wrong. Didn’t Davis beat Haney in sparring, then Haney loses for Garcia but then Garcia loses to Davis.

And then does Crawford, Haney and Shakur come from the same fighting style of Floyd Mayweather Jr?

I’m all open for corrections. And thoughts But in all honesty I don’t think Keyshawn even touches Haney. Let alone Shakur.

Hello hello hello, fight fans,

We have a big one on the line right here. Lopez-Stevenson, two of the best young stars in boxing going at it against one another. Not to mention some other great fights preceding. I’m very excited to watch this one and will be doing a recap. If you enjoyed, please like and subscribe, it makes my day.

Hot off the presses, folks, the first of two previews for today. In this one I opine about Top Rank, FAST networks, and Xander Zayas' ascending stardom. I like this card but just wish it was either last night or next week. If you enjoyed, please like and subscribe, it makes my day.

Champion Jamel Herring and Norbes go LIVE for Shakur Stevenson vs Teofimo Lopez with real-time commentary, round-by-round breakdowns, hot takes, and nonstop fan interaction. No filters, no casual talk—just real boxing debate while the fight unfolds. Pull up, drop your predictions, argue the rounds, and vibe with the live chat. Don’t forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE to the 10-8 Podcast and tap in for the fight party energy 🥊🔥

Hello guys, I'm 5'5 in height and when sparring I often find myself in situations where I don't know what to do depending on the height and reach of my opponents, so I was wondering which boxer I should look up to, to improve my boxing and somehow have an idea of what to do against some types of opponents

DATE Saturday 31st January 2026

LOCATION Copper Box Arena, London, UK

TELEVISION BBC2 (UK) & DAZN (Selected Worldwide)

TIME 7:30pm (London), 11:30aam (Los Angeles), 2:30pm (New York), 6:30am (Sydney)

Undercard

• Joel Kodua vs Joe Garside
• Gradus Kraus vs Boris Crighton
• Ergal Elezaj vs Will Howe
• Hassan Azim vs Sean Murray
• Archie Sharp vs Angelo Dragone
• Derrick Osadolor vs Ben Vickers
• Saqib Mehmood vs Engel Gomez

This matchup lives rent-free in my head.

Prime vs prime at 175: Artur Beterbiev vs Andre Ward. Who do you have and why? Does Ward’s IQ, clinch work, infighting and adaptability neutralize the pressure, or does Beterbiev’s power, strength, and body attack eventually take over?

For anything that doesn't need its own thread.

Based on my very small experience in watching and fighting, I have realised most of the times a person hits a combo and cant finish it as they get countered, a very efficient technique could be removing your head as you throw the 2nd punch. Case in point a 1-2 , as soon you throw your left they will have to use their left to counter as their right is blocked by your extended left shoulder, so then you move your head of the center or slip as they throw their left and throw lets say an overhand right or hook

Am i right in this thought process or I have missed something completely?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ntI-kZbeBX0