Etinosa Oliha
Unbeaten Italian pressure-fighter Etinosa Oliha, a former IBO middleweight champion who has built his career almost entirely on the road, challenges Aaron McKenna for the vacant IBF middleweight world title.
Unbeaten Italian pressure-fighter Etinosa Oliha, a former IBO middleweight champion who has built his career almost entirely on the road, challenges Aaron McKenna for the vacant IBF middleweight world title.
Unbeaten Irishman Aaron McKenna, fresh off a signature win over former champion Liam Smith, gets a first world-title shot — and a first pro fight on home soil — against Etinosa Oliha for the vacant IBF middleweight crown.
William “Camaron” Zepeda (34-1, 27 KO) won his first world title on August 1, 2026, out-working Lamont Roach Jr. over twelve rounds for a unanimous decision (117-111, 117-111, 118-110) to claim the vacant WBC lightweight championship in Las Vegas.
Lamont “The Reaper” Roach Jr. (25-2-3, 10 KO) came up short in his bid for a second world title, losing a wide unanimous decision (117-111, 117-111, 118-110) to William Zepeda for the vacant WBC lightweight championship on August 1, 2026, in Las Vegas.
Canelo Alvarez's comeback fight for the WBC world super-middleweight title against champion Christian Mbilli has been officially rescheduled from Sept. 12 to October 31, 2026 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, after Canelo said a family matter delayed his training camp (confirmed by multiple outlets around July 22-23, 2026).
Results from Errol Spence Jr. vs. Tim Tszyu at Afterpay Arena (Sydney, Australia) on 2026/7/26. Tim Tszyu beat Errol Spence Jr. by unanimous decision (117-111, 117-111, 118-110). Spence, returning after a near three-… Full card with winners and finishes.
Every RIZIN event in 2026 from RIZIN 52 to Super RIZIN 5, with dates, venues, main cards and results — updated within 24 hours of each event.
Results from RIZIN LANDMARK 15 at Hiroshima Green Arena on July 18, 2026. Bantamweight champion Danny Sabatello TKO'd — no, KO'd — Jinnosuke Kashimura in round 3 to retain his title. Full 11-bout card with winners and finishes.
Jinnosuke Kashimura is a 12-6 Japanese bantamweight submission specialist who challenged Danny Sabatello for the RIZIN title on July 18, 2026 and lost by third-round KO.
Danny Sabatello
A submission is an MMA finish where a choke or joint lock forces the opponent to tap out, ending the fight. It's one of the sport's core outcomes, defined alongside KO, TKO and a judges' decision in the Unified Rules.
A no contest (NC) is a ruling that voids a bout — usually after an accidental foul or other circumstance beyond either fighter's control — so it counts as neither a win, a loss nor a draw. That makes it fundamentally different from a draw (an official result on the judges' cards) and a disqualification (a deliberate foul that hands the other fighter a win).
UFC Fight Night hits Shanghai's Oriental Sports Center Aug. 29; main card starts 7pm JST. Two Japanese fighters, Rei Tsuruya and Kai Asakura, are on the card.
At Korakuen Hall, Yuhi Ozaki stopped Jerry Francisco by TKO to reclaim the WBO Asia-Pacific light-flyweight title he first won in December 2024.
Dagestan's relentless technician and a former UFC light heavyweight champion, Magomed Ankalaev is the division's most avoided style — now the No. 1 contender chasing his belt back.
Manchester's 'Gypsy King' and two-time lineal heavyweight champion — the towering technician who ended Wladimir Klitschko's decade-long reign and unified boxing's biggest prize, only to fall twice to Oleksandr Usyk.
The Las Vegas trash-talker who backed up his mouth: after two brutal losses on the way up, 'Rolly' Romero shocked Ryan Garcia to become WBA welterweight world champion -- and now makes the first defense of his title against two-division king Teofimo Lopez.
New York's power-punching 'Chosen One,' who once reeled off one of the longest first-round knockout streaks in boxing history — now rebuilding after losses to Canelo Álvarez and Hamzah Sheeraz in his last three fights.
Brooklyn's "Takeover" — a former four-belt lightweight champion widely hailed as undisputed, and later WBO light-welterweight king — now jumping to 147 lbs to chase a title in a third weight class against Rolando Romero.
America's most decorated female boxer and a two-time Olympic gold medalist — the only fighter, male or female, to become an undisputed champion in three weight classes during the four-belt era, now dropping down three divisions in an attempt to reclaim the middleweight throne she once ruled.