The new year has a growing number of events set for the first few months. Many of the sport’s biggest names already have fights on the 2025 calendar, including several members of the pound-for-pound elite.
Naoya Inoue, the undisputed junior featherweight champion and pound-for-pound elite fighter, was in action on Jan. 24 when he defended his four world titles against Ye Joon Kim. Inoue was originally scheduled to face Sam Goodman on Christmas Eve, but Goodman suffered a cut in training camp and the fight was postponed. Goodman then suffered another cut ahead of the rescheduled Jan. 24 date and was removed from the fight altogether. As expected, Inoue made quick work of Kim to kick off 2025 with a bang.
Business really picks up in February. On Feb. 1, two of boxing’s brightest young stars clash with major future opportunities on the line when David Benavidez takes on David Morrell in a light heavyweight clash. The winner will be in line to face the winner of a Feb. 22 rematch between undisputed light heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol. Beterbiev edged out Bivol in their first meeting to become undisputed champion and is looking to repeat that feat in Saudi Arabia.
Sandwiched in between those light heavyweight fights is a fight featuring the “GWOAT,” Claressa Shields, when she takes on Danielle Perkins with two titles at heavyweight and one at light heavyweight on the line.
Big names are on the schedule even going into March, with Gervonta Davis, arguably “the face of boxing,” defending his WBA lightweight title against Lamont Roach Jr.
Take a look at the calendar for 2025 below.
Note: This will be updated constantly with changes and additions.
2025 upcoming boxing schedule
| Feb. 1 | Las Vegas | David Benavidez vs. David Morrell | Light heavyweights | PPV |
| Feb. 2 | Flint, Michigan | Claressa Shields (c) VS. Danielle Perkins | Unified women’s heavyweight title, WBO women’s light heavyweight title | DAZN |
| Feb. 8 | Manchester, England | Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | Heavyweights | TBA |
| Feb. 14 | New York City | Denys Berinchyk (c) vs. Keyshawn Davis | WBO lightweight title | ESPN |
| Feb. 15 | Anaheim, California | Oscar Duarte vs. Regis Prograis | Junior welterweights | DAZN |
| Feb. 15 | Manchester, England | Jack Catterall vs. Arnold Barboza Jr. | Vacant WBO junior welterweight interim title | DAZN |
| Feb. 22 | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Artur Beterbiev (c) vs. Dmitry Bivol | Undisputed light heavyweight championship | PPV |
| Feb. 24 | Tokyo | Junto Nakatani (c) vs. David Cuellar | WBC bantamweight title | ESPN+ |
| March 1 | Las Vegas | Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Lamont Roach Jr. | WBA lightweight title | PPV |
| March 7 | London | Natasha Jonas (c) vs. Lauren Price (c) | Unified welterweight title | Peacock |
| March 12 | Sidney, Australia | Keith Thurman vs. Brock Jarvis | junior middleweight | TBA |
| March 15 | Liverpool, England | Nick Ball vs. TJ Doheny | WBA featherweight title | TBA |
| March 22 | Las Vegas | Sebastian Fundora (c) vs. Chordale Booker | Unified junior lightweight title | Prime Video |
| March 29 | Cancun, Mexico | William Zepeda vs. Tevin Farmer | Lightweights | DAZN |
| April 12 | Atlantic City, New Jersey | Jaron Ennis (c) vs. Eimantas Stanionis (c) | Unified welterweight title | DAZN |
| April 26 | London | Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | Middleweights | TBA |
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