2021 boxing schedule: Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder 3, Jermell Charlo vs. Brian Castano

Boxing will continue in 2021. After a difficult 2020, many stars either do not participate in the competition or only participate in one competition. In the new year, a few boxers have achieved great success.

Look at the king of British pounds himself, Canelo Alvarez (Canelo Alvarez). The Mexican superstar has scored two knockout games, easily blocked Avni Yildirim in February, and then blocked Billy Joe Saunders again in May. Now, Alvarez hopes to date Caleb Plant in September to gain undisputed title status in the super middleweight division.

In addition, the Philippine legend Nonito Donaire turned back time and prevented Nordine Oubaali from regaining the WBC Bantamweight title, which ended in May. Donell broke his record for the longest time he won a Grand Slam at the age of 38. Legendary retired champion Floyd Mayweather kept his distance from social media star Logan Paul at the June exhibition.

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Now we are heading towards July, and the long-awaited trilogy between heavyweight Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder will begin in Las Vegas. The two fought with a controversial draw in their first meeting, and then Fury ousted Wilder from his WBC Championship with a heavy punch. Now, the two will meet after the arbitrator has ruled that Wilder’s rematch clause is still valid. The winner is expected to meet with unified champion Anthony Joshua later in 2021.

In addition, when Jermell Charlo meets Brian Casntano in San Antonio, Texas on July 17, the undisputed champion will be crowned at the junior welterweight. Charlo won the unified status last time, and his thunderous TKO with Jeison Rosario won the WBA and IBF pairing championship and his WBC. Now, he will seek to win the WBO belt from Castano, who has yet to taste the failure of being a professional player.

In August, the highly anticipated Manny Pacquiao will be arguably his biggest test in the welterweight unified champion Errol Spence. Pacquiao has been on the sidelines since his sensational victory over Keith Thurman in 2019, and now he has won the unified championship at the age of 42 with a weight of 147 pounds, which is almost unimaginable.

The following is a running list of major boxing events in 2021.

Note: This will be continuously updated as changes and additions are made.