Austin Williams

Andy Ruiz (35-2-1) returns to the ring after a 2 year absence in his first fight under the Matchroom banner as he faces the dangerous Damian Knyba (17-1).

The eyes of the sports world will be fixated on Super Bowl LIV this week, of course, but boxing isn’t taking time off. In fact, DAZN and Matchroom Boxing are looking to take advantage locally, putting on a world title tripleheader on Thursday in Miami, a card that also features YouTubers Jake Paul vs AnEson Gib in the co-feature.

Carlos Adames (23-1, 18 KOs) defends his WBC middleweight world title against unbeaten American contender Austin Williams (16-0, 11 KOs) at Madison Square Garden. Adames looks to strengthen his position at the top of the division, while Williams steps up for his first shot at world honours.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Callum Smith Christian Alan Gomez Duran vs. Angel Hernandez Austin Williams vs Isiah Jones Raymond Ford v Juan Antonio Lopez Alexis Molina v Robert Greenwood Marc Castro v Luis Javier Valdes Frank Sanchez v Julian Fernandez

Austin "Ammo" Williams (17-1, 12 KOs) headlines a thrilling night of boxing in Orlando, taking on the formidable Patrice Volny (19-1, 13 KOs). The event also marks the professional debut of Olympic Bronze Medalist Omari Jones, making it a highly anticipated homecoming.

Returning to the ring for the first time in 15 months, two-time world champion Daniel Jacobs takes on John Ryder at London's Alexandra Palace.

Former two-time Heavyweight Champion of the World Anthony Joshua will return to our screens on April 1 live from The O2, fighting American powerhouse Jermaine Franklin, in an all-eyes-on epic showdown.

Estrada (43-3, 28 KO) and Chocolatito (51-3, 41 KO) first met way back in 2012, when both were in the 108 lb division. Gonzalez won a decision to retain his WBA title that night, and as he went up the weight classes, Estrada chased behind him, hoping for an eventual rematch. That rematch didn’t come for over eight years, but the two met again in early 2021. In that one, Estrada got a debated split decision nod, retaining the WBA and WBC titles at 115 lbs. Since then, Estrada has given up both belts, though he does have the WBC’s “Franchise” belt.