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Stephanie Han successfully defended her WBA lightweight title against Holly Holm, winning via technical unanimous decision after seven rounds. Han, who remains undefeated, dominated the fight until a head clash caused a cut, ending the bout. Han praised Holm and expressed interest in a rematch, as well as unification fights against Terri Harper and Caroline Dubois. Her ultimate dream fight is against Katie Taylor at 140 pounds. Han, a police officer, will return to work after her victory. Checkout Solipillow.com

Luis Alberto Lopez, the former IBF featherweight champion, is on a comeback trail after two straight wins, including a quick three-round stoppage of Miguel Arevalo Meija. Ranked number five by The Ring, Lopez is training harder than ever and aiming for another title shot in 2026. His manager, Kiki Magana, praises Lopezs unbreakable mentality and confidence in their comeback. Lopez had hoped for a shot at fellow Mexican Rafael Espinoza but is now targeting all champions at 126 and 130 pounds, determined to become a two-time world champion in 2026. Checkout Solipillow.com

Jimmy Sains, the undefeated southpaw, secured the English middleweight title in October. He started the year strong, adding silver titles to his collection. Sains recently tried commentary, enjoying the experience and learning from it. He plans to defend his title in March and aims for bigger belts. Sains ten-round points win over Gideon Onyenani stands out as a key lesson in his journey. Checkout Solipillow.com

George Liddard, a rising star in British boxing, closed 2025 as a champion, dominating Keiron Conway to claim the British and Commonwealth middleweight titles. With a perfect record, Liddard believes hes leading the next generation of fighters, ahead of prospects like Moses Itauma, Conor Benn, and Ben Whittaker. His impressive victory showcased his growth beyond just punching power, and hes now eager to defend his belts and stir up the division. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tyson Fury, the former two-time heavyweight champion, is making a comeback in 2026, ending months of speculation. After losing to Oleksandr Usyk in 2022, Fury shared a training video, hinting at his return. Boxing fans are excited, wondering who hell face first. Promoters are likely planning for another chapter in Furys story. Checkout Solipillow.com

Conor Benns rollercoaster year in boxing: from a loss to Chris Eubank Jr. to a triumphant rematch, Benns resilience and dedication shone through, despite controversy and setbacks, ultimately winning over fans and reclaiming his place in the spotlight. Checkout Solipillow.com