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Landscape feature image showing Teofimo Lopez and Shakur Stevenson facing off in a boxing ring, alongside Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury, with promoters and sold-out stadium imagery symbolising the hype and narrative-driven nature of boxing fights in 2026.

The Fights We’re Waiting For in 2026 — And Why Most of Them Will Be Overhyped Nonsense

The boxing fights of 2026 are already taking shape — and most of them will sell regardless of quality. From genuine match-ups to nostalgia-driven hype, this is an honest look at what actually matters and what boxing keeps pretending does.

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Promotional digital composite image for Dubois vs Usyk II at Wembley, with a dramatic sunset over the stadium and both fighters facing forward; includes the headline “Dubois vs Usyk II at Wembley – Are Matchroom’s ‘Sold Out’ Claims Fact or Fiction?” to highlight the Dubois Wembley ticket sale debate.

Dubois vs Usyk II at Wembley: Are Matchroom’s ‘Sold Out’ Claims Fact or Fiction?

Matchroom say it’s sold out — but Ticketmaster tells a different story. Are fans really buying into Dubois vs Usyk II at Wembley, or is this just clever promotion?

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Cinematic digital painting symbolising the Ryan Garcia loss to Rolando Romero, showing a victorious boxer with his arm raised and a defeated opponent lying on the ground in front of a roaring arena and dramatic lights.

Ryan Garcia Loss: Is the Hype Finally Over After Romero Defeat?

Breaking down Garcia’s latest setback — a flat performance, lingering doubts, and the question boxing fans keep asking: is he still all in? The Ryan GWas the Ryan Garcia Loss Really That Bad? In fairness, Garcia could only fight the man in front of him. Romero made it ugly, clinched often, and disrupted any rhythm

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