4 minutes ago

Adin Ross’ Next Brand Risk Event Set to Be Biggest Yet

Ross’ Brand Risk returns May 23 at 8 p.m. from UFC Apex in Las Vegas, with 1,000-plus seats and a projected 1.5M concurrent viewers. DDG is slated to perform, while Drake, Dana White, CORE Boys, N3ON, Akademiks, and LosPollos are listed to attend. Organizers are billing the event as the series’s biggest yet, giving creator boxing another mainstream crossover push.

By Afnan Chougle

22 minutes ago

Dana White Doubles Down on Bob Menery No-Show Prediction

White again predicted Menery will skip his May 23 BrandRisk 14 bout against Johnny Manziel at UFC Apex, saying, “Menery, no show.” The UFC CEO previously bet $10,000 on Menery not entering the ring, pointing to Polymarket for public predictions. Manziel, the 2012 Heisman winner, remains scheduled for his influencer boxing debut at Adin Ross' promotion.

By Afnan Chougle

about 1 hour ago

Dana White Steps Into Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua Superfight

White said he will promote Fury vs. Joshua later this year, adding major fuel to a long-discussed British heavyweight showdown. Reports have linked Zuffa Boxing and Netflix to the bout, with Joshua and Fury reportedly agreeing terms for November 2026. The rivals never met professionally despite years of failed talks, making White’s role the clearest sign the fight may finally happen.

By Afnan Chougle

about 2 hours ago

David Benavidez Says Sean Strickland Went Too Far on Sneako

Benavidez questioned Strickland taking the Sneako sparring too far, asking, “What do you get out of that?” He said Sneako earned credit for absorbing “beatings,” but warned pros are “trained to hurt people.” Strickland faces Chimaev for the UFC middleweight title at UFC 328 on Saturday in Newark, where Benavidez expects similar punishment coming back at him this time.

By Afnan Chougle

about 3 hours ago

Floyd Mayweather Teases Manny Pacquiao Rematch Deadline

Mayweather said talks for a Pacquiao rematch are nearing completion, saying, “We’re almost on the finish line,” and the deal could be done within 48 hours. The rivals first met in 2015, when Mayweather won by unanimous decision. With his 50-0 record and Pacquiao’s 62-8-3 mark tied to talks, the sequel remains boxing’s biggest nostalgia play, still unsigned for now.

By Afnan Chougle

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