The boxing world is buzzing with activity as March 2026 draws to a close, with significant matchups and promising talent on display. While there are no live boxing events scheduled for ESPN this Thursday, March 26th, the action is set to resume with a packed schedule in the coming weeks.
This Weekend’s Main Events
Fight fans can look forward to a highly anticipated card on Saturday, March 28th. The main event features a WBC junior middleweight title clash between champion Sebastian Fundora and former world champion Keith Thurman. This bout, happening at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, is set to be a major draw. The undercard for this event includes several compelling matchups, such as Yoenis Tellez vs. Mendoza, Hernandez vs. Gausha, and Garcia vs. Newman II.
Another significant event on March 28th will see Moses Itauma face Jermaine Franklin Jr. in a heavyweight bout, broadcast on DAZN.
Recent Results and Notable Performances
The past week has seen several notable results. On Saturday, March 21st, Carlos Adames successfully defended his WBC middleweight title against Austin “Ammo” Williams via unanimous decision. Also on March 21st, Lester Martinez defeated Immanuwel Aleem by unanimous decision, and George Liddard also secured a unanimous decision win over Tyler Denny.
Earlier in March, Jazza Dickens lost his WBA World Super Featherweight Championship to Anthony Cacace on March 14th. Cacace had only held the belt for 12 days prior to this defense.
Looking Ahead: April and Beyond
The boxing calendar continues to fill up with exciting prospects. April will see a major night of women’s boxing on Sunday, April 5th, featuring Caroline Dubois against Terri Harper for a world title unification, and Ellie Scotney facing Mayelli Flores for the undisputed super-bantamweight crown, both live on Sky Sports.
On April 17th, Alycia Baumgardner is slated to defend her IBF/WBO/WBA women’s junior lightweight titles against Bo Mi Re Shin, with Shadasia Green also in action against Lani Daniels for women’s super middleweight titles, live on ESPN in New York.
Further into the year, May promises major bouts including Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez vs. David Benavidez for WBO/WBA cruiserweight titles, and Fabio Wardley defending his WBO Heavyweight Title against Daniel Dubois.
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