Vasyl Lomachenko returns to London for the first time since winning his second Olympic gold medal to defend his WBO, WBA and The Ring titles as well as fighting for the vacant WBC title. Fellow 2012 Olympic gold medallist and England’s own Luke Campbell hosts his homecoming but is out to shock the world and send the phenom home beltless.

As Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder stockpile more bodies before their rematch and Anthony Joshua prepares to redeem himself later in the year, Dillian Whyte is patiently waiting in the wings but has to get past the dangerous and unbeaten Colombian Oscar Rivas to keep his place in line for a title shot.

David Price and David Allen will play the supporting act for the main event between Dillian Whyte and Oscar Rivas at the O2 Arena in London and the two Englishmen promise to put on a show and make quick work in this heavyweight showdown.

One of the biggest fights of the year graces the MGM Grand Garden Arena with the former eight-division champion Manny ‘Pac Man’ Pacquiao walking out for his 71st professional fight. He takes on the undefeated Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman for his Super WBA welterweight strap but the undefeated lion vows to retire the legend and stake his claim for the best welterweight in the world.

Josh Warrington continues his rise among the elite as he makes the second defence of his IBF featherweight title against the mandatory challenger Kid Galahad who is also protecting a perfect record.

Jarrell Miller has missed out on the biggest opportunity of his career and a title fight with Britain’s golden boy Anthony Joshua. After testing positive for a variety of prohibited substances, Miller has been cut from the card, creating an opportunity for another rotund slugger in the shape of Andy Ruiz Jr.

The fight between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder has slipped through the net with the allure of big money contracts depriving the fans of seeing one of the most anticipated rematches of all time. With Wilder locking horns with Dominic Breazeale in May, Fury has given the unbeaten Tom Schwarz the opportunity to ruin the heavyweight landscape.

Boxing fans have not quite got what they wanted as all the top heavyweight contenders have separate dance partners, but over the next couple months the title landscape will change to map out their fate, and it all starts with Deontay Wilder vs Dominic Breazeale.

Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez drops back down to middleweight to take up the next toughest challenge possible in the shape of current IBF middleweight champion Daniel Jacobs. Canelo puts all of his super middleweight titles on the line which, on paper, produces one of the biggest Boxing spectacles of the year.

Amir Khan has opted in favour of a bout with one of the best Boxers in the world, Terence Crawford, putting off the much-anticipated fight with fellow Brit Kell Brook. That fight is destined to happen, but for now Khan is eyeing up the WBO welterweight title and the chance to take one of the biggest scalps in the sport at the mecca of Boxing, Madison Square Garden.

Anthony Crolla steps up to take on the phenom and current pound-for-pound king, Vasyl Lomachenko, with the WBA, WBO and The Ring lightweight titles on the line. The Mancunian heads to Los Angeles for the biggest fight of his career, but in order to snatch the titles, he will have to pull off one of the biggest upsets in recent times.

Two of Britain’s finest meet in the highly anticipated super middleweight bout on Saturday 23rd February with a lot of pride on the line as well as the IBO championship.

Eleider Álvarez and Sergey Kovalev meet for a second time in five months after Álvarez shocked the WBO light heavyweight champion back on 4th August with a TKO in the seventh round.

Bitter London rivals Dillian Whyte and Dereck Chisora put on one of the fights of the year back in 2016. Two years and four fights later, they meet again at the O2 Arena to bury the hatchet once and for all.

Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury have wasted no time in arranging this fight with the Gypsy King travelling to LA for a shot at the Bronze Bomber's WBC heavyweight belt. This is a colossal clash with everything on the line - pride, unbeaten records and a shot at Anthony Joshua to lay claim for the best heavyweight in the world.

Another colossal fight arrives at the O2 Arena in London in the seismic shapes of Dillian Whyte and Joseph Parker. These sluggers are desperate to avenge the only loss on their records but have to get past each other before earning another shot at Anthony Joshua. On paper, this is an incredibly even match-up but let's delve deeper into the stats to see who has the edge.

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