Nigel Benn 27–1 (25 KO) vs. Chris Eubank 24–0 (14 KO), billed as Who’s Fooling Who?, was a professional boxing match contested on 18 November 1990, for the WBO middleweight championship.

Both Benn and Eubank fought at middleweight and super middleweight around the same time in 1985–97, and became rivals on both the domestic and world boxing scene. Benn won his first 22 consecutive bouts by knockout, earning the moniker ‘the Dark Destroyer’. Eubank was the cocky, flamboyant upstart who began calling out Benn after his tenth bout. The rivalry grew, with both men swearing that they would knock the other man out.

Benn, having lost to Michael Watson, began to rebuild in America, winning the WBO middleweight title by knocking out Doug DeWitt. He then savaged Iran Barkley within one round in his first defence. Benn then agreed to meet Eubank with his title on the line, which set up the first fight. A rematch was held three years later.

Once Benn had agreed to the first fight with Eubank, his entourage began plotting ways to demoralise Eubank and ‘even things up’. They decided to sabotage his entrance music. As Eubank made his ring walk to the sound of Tina Turner’s ‘Simply the Best’, the record suddenly stopped. Eubank ignored this, and made his way to the ring apron and vaulted to the rope as per usual.

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Unbeaten heavyweights, Agit Kabayel (26-0) & Damien Knyba (17-0), take to the ring at the Rudolf Weber-Arena in Oberhausen, Germany.

DATE: 10/1/2026

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Xander Zayas (21-0) & Jorge Garcia Perez (33-4) meet for the vacant WBO Light-Middleweight belt at the famous Madison Square Garden in New York City.

DATE: 26/7/2025

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Iran Barkley 25–4 (16 KO) vs. Roberto Durán 84–7 (62 KO), billed as Steel vs. Stone, was a professional boxing match contested on February 24, 1989, for the WBC middleweight title.

The fight was The Ring magazine’s fight of the year for 1989.

In his previous fight on June 6, 1988, Iran Barkley had upset the reigning WBC middleweight champion Thomas Hearns to claim Hearns’ title. For his first defense, Barkley reached an agreement with Roberto Durán that was contingent on Durán first defeating unheralded journeyman Jeff Lanas in October that same year.

Though Durán barely eked out a split decision win against Lanas, the Barkley-Durán fight was made official in December with it taking place February the following year.

The now-37-year old Durán, who had not had a title fight since being knocked out inside of two rounds by Thomas Hearns in 1984 and had fought mostly unknowns since returning to boxing in 1986, was thought to be washed up and came into the fight as underdog.

Durán’s last title win had come against Barkley’s childhood friend Davey Moore in 1983. Moore had been killed in a freak accident only six months prior and Barkley had hoped to dedicate a victory to his fallen friend stating “This is personal because I remember Duran not so long ago against my friend Davey Moore. This is for Davey, this is really for Davey. I want (Duran) to know from the bottom of my heart, no one can take this title.” Barkley also vowed that the fight would be Durán’s “last hurrah.” Durán was unbothered by Barkley’s trash talk, retorting “Barkley is saying what he’s going to do and not going to do. Come Feb. 24, he’s the one who’s got to worry. I’m going to demonstrate I’m not finished like a lot of people say. I’m going to prove it.”

On the day of the fight, there was some minor controversy at the pre-fight weigh-in which took place to ensure both fighters were at the 160 pound middleweight limit. While Durán weighed in at 156 pounds, Barkley’s initial reading came in at over 164 pounds, which if correct would have led to him being immediately stripped of the title and the fight called off.
After protests from Barkley’s camp, he was allowed to be re-weighed and came in at 159 pounds with the 5 pound discrepancy being explained as Barkley standing on the back edge of the scale.

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The ‘Prince’ Naseem Hamed (24-0) takes on long-time IBF Featherweight champion, Tom ‘BOOM BOOM’ Johnson (44-2-2), in a …

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