Queenberry chief Frank Warren says Tyson Fury will not make a boxing comeback this year but he wants to fight Oleksandr Usyk again.

As Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois rematch for all four of the major world titles, elite fighters are waiting in the wings to get their shot; Tyson Fury wants to return and has targeted a trilogy with Usyk but,

Frank Warren couldn’t resist a cheeky dig at Edgar Berlanga after he was brutally stopped by Hamzah Sheeraz on Saturday night. Berlanga was floored twice by Sheeraz in round four of their

Frank Warren has brought props. As he gently settles into a brown leather chair in the lobby of a hotel by London Bridge station, he unfurls two pieces of paper. “These aren’t mine,” he says.

Hamzah Sheeraz and Edgar Berlanga will step into the ring on July 12 at the Louis Armstrong Stadium as the co-main event alongside Shakur Stevenson

Tyson Fury's anticipated return to boxing has been pushed back to 2026 due to a Netflix documentary commitment, according to promoter Frank Warren. The delay is not connected to the filming of the second series of "At Home with the Furys",

Chris Eubank Jr and Frank Warren have said the promoter’s defamation lawsuit against the boxer has been “settled amicably”, after a fiery press conference re-ignited their feud last year.