Match Calendar

Bout for the vacant WBC World Middleweight Championship (up to 72.6 kg).

Australian veteran Kaye Scott, a multiple medalist at world tournaments, will face American Olivia Curry, who has made her mark in the professional ring with an aggressive style and remarkable endurance.

At stake is the vacant WBC World Middleweight title, one of the most prestigious belts in women’s boxing. Victory in this fight will open the path for the new champion to major bouts and global recognition.

Fight for the WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO World Flyweight titles (up to 50.8 kg).

Undefeated American Gabriela Fundora looks to reaffirm her championship status across four of boxing’s most prestigious organizations. Her opponent will be Argentina’s Ayelén Granadino, who has already proven herself on the international stage.

This bout promises to be a thrilling clash of styles: Fundora’s aggressive approach against Granadino’s endurance and tactical versatility. At stake is undisputed supremacy in the Flyweight division, making this one of the most anticipated events in women’s boxing this year.

Fight for the WBC and WBO World Super Welterweight titles (up to 69.9 kg).

Legendary Norwegian boxer Cecilia Brækhus (38-2-1, 9 KOs), known as the “First Lady of Boxing,” returns to the ring aiming to reclaim her championship belts. Her opponent will be Slovenia’s Ema Kozin (24-1-1, 12 KOs), one of Europe’s most promising female fighters.

At stake are the prestigious WBC and WBO Super Welterweight titles, and victory in this bout could be career-defining for both athletes in terms of legacy and standing in world boxing.

Bout in Super Middleweight (up to 77.2 kg)

On October 4, an 8-round clash will take place between Ukrainian Andrii Velikovskyi (21-3-2, 14 KOs) and undefeated Cuban Ihosvany Rafael Garcia (14-0, 10 KOs). For Garcia, this fight is another step toward international recognition, as he actively competes in Poland and already holds a series of convincing wins. For Velikovskyi, it marks a comeback after a long break: his last fight took place back in 2022, making the Zakopane bout a crucial test and a chance to remind the boxing world of his potential.

Bout for the vacant WBC Continental Americas Heavyweight title (over 101.6 kg).

Undefeated Canadian heavyweight Alexis Barrière is set for the biggest fight of his career against Italy’s Guido Vianello. The winner will claim the vacant WBC Continental Americas Heavyweight title, marking an important step toward the world rankings and greater opportunities in the division.

Fight for the WBC USA Light Heavyweight title (up to 79.4 kg).

American prospect Khalil Coe will have the chance to capture a regional belt in a matchup against seasoned veteran Jesse Hart, who brings extensive top-level experience. At stake is the WBC USA Light Heavyweight title, and victory could significantly impact the future careers of both fighters.

Fight for the WBO International Welterweight title (up to 66.7 kg).

Ukrainian fighter Karen Chukhadzhian (25-3, 13 KOs) returns to the international stage in a matchup against rising Argentine prospect Joel Marcos Mafaudad (13-1, 5 KOs). At stake is the WBO International Welterweight belt, which offers the winner a direct path toward the top positions in the WBO world rankings.

For Chukhadzhian, this fight is a chance to solidify his place among the elite of the division and move closer to a world title opportunity.

Title fight for the IBO International belt in the Super Lightweight division (up to 63.5 kg)

On October 11 in Kyiv, at the Palace of Sports, a charity boxing event in support of veterans will take place. In the main event, Ukrainian Viktor Postol, former world champion and one of the most experienced boxers from Ukraine, will face Spain’s Alejandro Moya, who is on a winning streak and aiming for international recognition.

The bout will be the highlight of the evening and will carry a special social mission — to support Ukrainian veterans.

Bout for the vacant WBC Continental Americas Cruiserweight title (up to 90.7 kg).

Canadian knockout artist Ryan Rozicki (20-1-1, 19 KOs), known for his explosive punching power, will step into the ring against South African Akani Phuzi (14-3, 6 KOs). At stake is the vacant WBC Continental Americas title in the Cruiserweight division, which could become a crucial springboard to world-level fights for the winner.

Fight for the WBC World Super Featherweight title (up to 59 kg).
Foster will defend his belt against former world champion Fulton in what promises to be a thrilling clash. Foster is recognized for his aggressive style, while Fulton brings excellent technique and resilience.

Fight for the WBC World Super Welterweight title (up to 69.9 kg).

American fighter Sebastian Fundora, known for his unusual style and physique for this weight class, will look to defend his status and capture the WBC belt. His opponent will be seasoned boxing veteran Keith Thurman, determined to return to the top and reclaim a world championship. This matchup promises to be a true clash of generations and styles.

Defense of the WBC Francophone title and fight for the vacant WBC International belt in Welterweight (up to 66.7 kg).

On October 25 in Herstal, Belgium, Ukrainian Yaroslav Mykhalushko (11-0, 9 KOs) will defend his WBC Francophone championship and at the same time compete for the vacant WBC International belt. His opponent will be Mexican Alexis Rios Munguia (12-3-2, 6 KOs). For Mykhalushko, this fight is an opportunity to strengthen his international standing and move to a new stage of his career, while for Munguia it is a chance to pull off a major upset in Europe.

Fight for the WBA Continental, WBO International, and IBF Intercontinental Light Heavyweight titles (up to 79.4 kg).

Undefeated Ukrainian boxer Daniel Lapin (12-0, 4 KOs) is set for one of the most important fights of his career against Britain’s Troy Jones (12-1, 6 KOs). At stake are three belts — WBA Continental, WBO International, and IBF Intercontinental — making this bout a key step toward breaking onto the world stage.

A victory would allow Lapin to significantly strengthen his standing in the international rankings and move closer to a shot at a full world championship in the Light Heavyweight division.

Fight for the WBC Interim World Super Welterweight title (up to 69.9 kg).

American knockout artist Vergil Ortiz (23-0, 21 KOs) continues his unbeaten run and heads into one of the biggest fights of his career. His opponent will be dangerous American contender Erickson Lubin (27-2, 19 KOs).

At stake is the WBC Interim World Super Welterweight belt. A victory in this bout will open the door to a full world title fight and could significantly impact the balance of power in the division.

Fight for the WBC World Light Heavyweight title (up to 79.4 kg).

Undefeated David Benavidez moves up to the light heavyweight division to face British knockout artist Anthony Yarde. At stake is the prestigious WBC world title.

Fight for the WBC, WBA, and WBO Super Flyweight titles (up to 52.2 kg).

A clash of undefeated champions: American Jesse Rodriguez will defend his super flyweight titles against Argentina’s Fernando Martinez. At stake is the unification of three world championship belts.

Fight for the WBC World Super Lightweight title (up to 63.5 kg).

Puerto Rican knockout artist Subriel Matías (23-2, 22 KOs) will defend his WBC world title at 140 lbs against undefeated British contender Dalton Smith (18-0, 13 KOs). Matías is known for his devastating punching power, with 22 of his 23 wins coming inside the distance. Smith, meanwhile, remains unbeaten and is steadily rising toward the elite of the division. This clash promises fireworks and will determine who is the true king at 63.5 kg.