BOXING fans were treated to an exciting year of fights. But there's still more.
Already Anthony Joshua was defeated by Oleksandr Uzyk. Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder and Deontay Wilder fought in a classic tri-fibre bout.
Boxing superstar Canelo Alvarez
Canelo Alvarez will also be fighting Caleb Plant in November 6, and boxing fans saw the end of Manny Pacquiao.
SunSport lists seven fights that we should expect to see in the near future, as the sport is thriving.
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua or Oleksandr Usyk
It was September's Joshua defeat to Usyk that meant Fury lost the undisputed title decider.
The Gypsy King will now be fighting Dillian Whyte in a blockbuster of its own.
However, AJ and Usyk will rematch next years - which is likely to happen - Fury will face AJ in a must-win situation. As long as Whyte does not throw a wrench in the works.
Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury
Paul, a YouTube sensation, is here to stay.
He's also putting in the effort, fighting regularly and training professionally. He is ready to put his skills to the test.
Tyson's brother Tommy Fury is Paul's best-matched opponent and has a ready rivalry with the social media star. This creates intrigue.
Terence Crawford vs Errol Spence Jr
The American couple is perhaps the most evenly matched boxing fight right now. They are both at their peak and undefeated.
Despite the failure of previous talks, there is still hope. It would be a crime for them not to fight.
Next up, Crawford will face Shawn Porter on November 20, which is a cross-promotion with Top Rank & PBC. This gives life to the possibility of Spence fighting Crawford.
Teofimo Lopez vs Devin Haney
They had once sparred together and recently met up to face each other.
Haney will face JoJo Diaz first in December, while Lopez faces George Kambosos Jr. in a mandatory defense.
If both win, it will be the best fight in the lightweight division. It promises action in and outside the ring.
Gervonta Davis vs Ryan Garcia
Garcia has been calling Floyd Mayweather's protege since last year, sparking a feud among the two.
The American has had problems with his mental health, and has been injured, and has not fought since defeating Luke Campbell in January.
Davis will face Rolando Romero December 6, but a fight against Garcia returning next year would be huge.
Tyson Fury vs Dillian Youte
Fury's WBC title is currently mandatory. Whyte was appointed to defend this status against Otto Wallin.
He was also injured on his shoulder and had to pull out. The fight's rescheduling has yet to be confirmed.
It doesn't matter if Whyte is trying to beat Wallin first, or if Fury gets a shot at Fury, it will be a huge showdown that will entertain everyone before and after the bell rings.
Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder
It will not be the same fight as when they were unbeaten champions in 2019, but it is still as exciting as it sounds.
It could make the matchup even more interesting, with both sides coming off losses.
The clash of styles, Wilder’s power against Joshua’s speed and athleticism makes for one the most exciting fights in boxing.
