When the World Cup hit, Britain’s boxing scene took a surprising pause—promoters slowed down, fans tuned in to soccer instead, and the ring went quieter than usual.

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Edgar Berlanga is eyeing a blockbuster showdown in London against Chris Eubank Jr., calling it the perfect payday and must-see event for both fighters. Fresh off a seventh-round stoppage of Steven Butler, Berlanga’s team is actively pushing for the fight, believing the electric atmosphere in Eubank’s home turf would draw massive crowds. Eubank, still recovering from his loss to Conor Benn, may be open to the matchup — one that Berlanga believes combines explosive styles, compelling personalities, and peak financial potential. With Berlanga now signed to Zuffa Boxing, a rising promotion known for big purses, the stage is set for a super middleweight clash that could redefine the division — and the sport — in England.

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Errol Spence Jr. hung up his gloves after a hard-fought 12-round decision loss to Tim Tszyu, admitting his timing was off and a three-year layoff played a major role. He walked away proud, healthy, and mentally intact, acknowledging that the physical toll of the fight signaled his time was up. Reflecting on his prime, he noted how much longer the rounds felt — a clear sign he couldn’t compete at that level anymore. Despite a tough year that included a stoppage loss to Terence Crawford, Spence praised his solid training camp and looked forward to being a dad and enjoying life with his family — financially secure, unlike many boxers who retire broke. He even shared a moment of mutual respect with Tszyu, who asked for his advice, and pondered Tszyu’s potential against top fighters. Spence received a warm send-off in Sydney, with promoters calling him a legend and one of the greatest welterweights ever — a fitting tribute to a fighter who chose his health and future over chasing one more fight.

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