Every upcoming world title fight and major boxing card — dates, matchups and where to watch, with no fabricated fights or fake ticket links.
Boxing has no single governing body. Four sanctioning organisations hand out world titles, promoters build the cards, and broadcasters decide which fights reach an audience — which is why the biggest bouts often take years to arrange.
Dalton Smith vs. Alberto Puello
Smith vs. Puello · Matchroom Boxing · in 5 days
Canelo vs. Mbilli
Riyadh Season · in 12 days
MF Sports — Germany comeback
Card TBA · MF Sports (Sauerland) · in 19 days
Dubois vs. Wardley
Dubois vs. Wardley II · Queensberry Promotions · in -2 days
World title fights, Munich
O. Plasene, C. Netza and others · STEKO'S Fight Night · in -16 days
Ben Whittaker vs. Conor Wallace
Whittaker vs. Wallace · Matchroom Boxing · in -16 days
John Hedges vs. Pat Brown
Hedges vs. Brown — Great Expectations · Matchroom Boxing · in -30 days
Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn
Garcia vs. Benn · Zuffa Boxing · in -37 days
The WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO each sanction their own world title in every weight class, so one division can hold four champions at once. A fighter who collects all four is called undisputed, which is rare and usually short-lived: the bodies require mandatory defences against their own top contenders, and a champion who takes a different fight instead is stripped. The Ring Magazine belt sits outside this system and is awarded editorially rather than sanctioned.
Promoters hold the contracts and put the cards together. Matchroom and Queensberry dominate British boxing, Top Rank, Premier Boxing Champions and Golden Boy carry much of the American schedule, and Saudi-funded Riyadh Season has spent recent years buying fights across promotional lines that previously could not be made. Because a bout needs both sides' promoters and broadcasters to agree, announced fights routinely move or collapse.
Major cards land on Saturday nights, timed for prime time in their home market — which means a US main event often starts in the early hours of Sunday in Europe. Undercards are announced piecemeal in the weeks beforehand, and a headline bout is not final until both fighters have made weight the day before.