Boxing’s new generation is finally here — Baraou, Zayas, and Ennis are leading a global shift that’s redefining the sport’s future. From Berlin to Puerto Rico to Philadelphia, the next wave of champions is ready to take over.
Anthony Joshua’s 2026 comeback might define his story. Is it one last run at heavyweight glory, or just a cash-driven curtain call? We explore what’s really behind his return — and whether he still has what it takes to go with the best.
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Kell Brook is lacing up the gloves one last time — but not in Sheffield or Manchester. The former world champion will return on 13 February 2026 in Dubai to honour Ricky Hatton, whose own comeback was scheduled for December 2025 before tragedy struck. Brook says it’s a tribute, but with his past battles with depression and addiction, some wonder if this is about paying respect or finding redemption.
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Ricky Hatton’s death is more than a headline — it’s a heartbreaking reminder of how invisible depression can be. As someone who’s fought that same darkness, I know how easy it is to hide behind a smile. This piece looks at the Hitman’s legacy, the fight he couldn’t win, and why it’s time for boxing — and all of us — to start talking about men’s mental health.
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Abass Baraou will make his first WBA super-welterweight title defence in Berlin on 7 December. With critics calling him a “paper champion”, this homecoming bout could define his legacy — and prove whether he’s the real deal at 154 lbs.
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