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Boxing

10 Jun 2025 – Promoters confirm the fight between Canelo Álvarez and Terence Crawford on 13 September in Las Vegas, to be broadcast via Netflix.

05 Jun 2025 – Vasiliy Lomachenko, Ukrainian double Olympic champion and three-time world champion, announces his retirement from boxing at age 37.

03 Jun 2025 – World Boxing apologizes after Imane Khelif is named in a statement regarding mandatory gender verification – raising data privacy concerns.

Muay Thai

12–15 Jun 2025 – The 30th anniversary Hungarian Kickboxing World Cup & Hungarian Kickboxing Open took place in Budapest; over 3,700 participants from 50 countries.

Kickboxing

12–15 Jun 2025 – The 30th anniversary Hungarian Kickboxing World Cup & Open in Budapest saw great participation.

–** June 2025** – In Columbus (USA), the WAKO USA National Kickboxing Championships took place (exact dates not specified), including photos.

–** January–March 2025** – Memorable Italian Kickboxing World Cup 2025 in Jesolo with record participation.

MMA / UFC

22 Jun 2025 – Dana White officially announces that **Jon Jones** is retiring from the UFC heavyweight roster and names **Tom Aspinall** the new undisputed UFC heavyweight champion.

22 Jun 2025 – **Khalil Rountree Jr.** defeats **Jamahal Hill** by unanimous decision at UFC Baku, scoring multiple knockdowns with leg kicks and strengthening his position in the light heavyweight division.

21 Jun 2025 – UFC signs former PFL heavyweight champion **Ante Delija** to a long-term contract.

21 Jun 2025 – UFC CEO Dana White confirms negotiations on a new broadcast deal, likely involving multiple networks; ESPN is seen as the leading candidate for the new contract.

19 Jun 2025** (according to MMA Fighting)** – Mackenzie Dern pushes for a title fight against Virna Jandiroba as speculation grows over a super fight between Zhang Weili and Valentina Shevchenko.

20 Jun 2025 – **Alex Pereira** reveals he has gained weight up to 243.8 lb; fans speculate about a potential move to heavyweight and a possible clash with **Tom Aspinall**.

16 Jun 2025 – UFC International Fight Week announced: includes UFC Hall of Fame ceremony on June 26 and UFC 317 event (Topuria vs Oliveira) on June 28 in Las Vegas.

16 Jun 2025 – Dana White announces Jon Jones' return to the UFC to resolve the controversy surrounding Francis Ngannou.

16 Jun 2025 – UFC Atlanta (14 Jun 2025): Kamaru Usman defeats Joaquin Buckley; Rose Namajunas defeats Miranda Maverick; Edmen Shahbazyan wins; Raoni Barcelos wins; Mansur Abdul-Malik remains undefeated.

12 Jun 2025 – Release of the UFC 2025 calendar with all upcoming major events: UFC 317 (28 Jun, Las Vegas), UFC 319 (16 Aug, Chicago), etc.

08 Jun 2025 – UFC 316 (7 Jun, Newark): Merab Dvalishvili successfully defends his bantamweight title; Kayla Harrison becomes new women's bantamweight champion via Kimura over Juliana Peña.

03 Jun 2025 – Tom Aspinall declares Jon Jones “effectively retired” and calls for a unified title bout – UFC premier status remains uncertain.

01 Jun 2025 – UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas: Women's flyweight fight Blanchfield vs. Barber canceled after Barber was not medically cleared.

22 May 2025 – Dustin Poirier prepares to close out his UFC career with a trilogy title fight against Max Holloway.

11 May 2025 – Vitor Belfort is inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame 2025 in the Pioneer Era category; ceremony on 26 June 2025 in Las Vegas.

Boxing gloves and MMA gloves primarily differ in their size and padding. Boxing gloves are larger and have more padding to offer better protection for the hands when striking. MMA gloves are slimmer and have less padding to allow for greater freedom of movement and the ability to grapple.

Size and Padding:
Boxing gloves are significantly larger and have more padding, especially at the knuckles, to ensure maximum shock absorption and protection when punching. MMA gloves are more compact and have less padding to allow for more mobility and the ability to grapple or hold an opponent.

Fingers:
Boxing gloves are closed and protect the entire hand and fingers, while MMA gloves have open fingers, allowing fighters to grip, strike, and perform grappling techniques.

Wrist Support:
Boxing gloves typically provide more wrist support due to their longer cut and extra protection to prevent injuries. MMA gloves generally offer less wrist support as they are slimmer and designed for greater mobility.

Specific Use:
Boxing gloves are designed for punching, while MMA gloves are developed for a wider range of techniques including striking, grappling, kicking, and other fighting styles.

Training and Competition:
MMA gloves are generally suitable for both training and competition, while Boxing gloves are often used specifically for heavy bag training and sparring.


• Boxing gloves (8–16 oz): Closed, heavily padded, ideal for sparring and bag work.
• MMA gloves (4–7 oz): Open fingers, less padding – ideal for combined grappling and striking.
We are happy to advise you on the best model for your discipline and training level.