Shortly before the start of the last show of 2024 in Monte Carlo, Matchroom revealed that half a dozen programs were completed its schedule from January to March next year.

The proceedings start on January 25 with a double account transatlantic account. In Nottingham Top Super Lightweight Dalton Smith (16-0, 12 KO) ends a 10-month release with French Walida Ouizza (19-2, 8 KO) at the auction of both the European belt and WBC “Silver”, which would determine the title against the winner of Alberto Puello vs Sandor Martin. Undercard covers Harry Scarff (13-3, 3 KO) vs Conah Walker (14-3-1, 15 KO) and Elie Scotney (9-0, 0 KO) IBF Super Bantamweight Title Defense to Boxrec Nr. 2 Mea Motu (20-0, 8 KO).

Later on the same day in Vegas Super Middeeight Diego Paczeco (22-0, 18 KO) meets other unbeaten Steven Nelson (20-0, 16 KO). Superprospets Andy Cruz (4-0, 2 KO) and Ernesto “Tito” Mercado (16-0, 15 KO) round the main card, respectively, fighting with Colbert-Slayer Omar Salcido (20-1, 14 KO) and former champion Jose Pedraz (29-6-1, 14 KO).

The program on January 31 NXTGEN in London is George Liddard (8-0, 5 KO) against Derrick Osaze (13-2, 3 KO) and Junaid Bostan (10-0, 8 KO) vs Bilal Fawaz (9-1, 3 KO). Four weeks later, on February 28, Eduardo “Rocky” Hernandez (36-2, 32 KO) meets Rene Tellez Giron (20-4, 13 KO) in what can be an absolute banger.

March start with Lewis Crocker (20-0, 11 KO) vs Paddy Donovan (14-0, 11 KO) in Northern Ireland vs Ireland Showdown in Belfast in 1st place, and then ends on the 28th debut of the Olympian Pat Brown in Altrincham.

Eimantas Stanionis wants to significantly escalate his activity in 2025, when the WBA welterweight holder hopes to fight three times and get united to the mix.

“I am ready for 2025 to be the largest year in my career. My goal is to defend my title WBA at least three times and unite with all other world champions,” he said. “I want to provide the best in the division and I am ready to face everyone to make it happen.”

If Stanionis (15-0, 9 KO) could achieve three fights in 2025, it would be equal to the total number of fights, which 30-year-old Lithuania reached until August 2021, when he went to contact against Luis Collazo on Fox.

“Luis Collazo on Fox” should tell you everything that you need to know about Stanionis. “

This year, Stanionis fought once, dominating Gabriel Maestre in the title defense on May 4.

Stanionis is still associated with the most vital boxing masters, which can also complicate his efforts to fight three times next year, because PBC simply did not win so many events, although Stanionis can work on the programs of other promoters, in particular if the unification with Jaron Matchroom “Bots” Ennis (IBF) or Brian Norman Jr. (WBO). Mario Barrios has the title of WBC and can be done at home with PBC.

Either way, Stanionis says that he simply focuses on himself and does what he has to do to be ready.

“I put my job here in Lithuania every day,” he said. “Cool weather and hard conditions make me acute and focused. I am preparing for a great fight, and when time comes, I am ready for fans show.”

“He will become the world champion for pounds for pounds is my ultimate goal,” Stanionis added. “I do everything that is possible to realize this, from intensive training to improving my craft. 2025 will be the year in which it will take its place among the best fighters in the world.”

If Stanionis has something in work with PBC, his return can take place on March 1 Pay-Per-view header Gerrvont “Tank” Davis vs Lamont Roach.

Claressa Shields is to return to action on Sunday, February 2, the main at the main event of Dazna from her hometown of Flint, Mich.

Shields (15-0, 3 KO) will defend his heavyweight WBC title against Danielle Perkins (5-0, 2 KO), a 42-year-old who changed a professional at the age of 37 in 2020.

If you have never blessed Perkins, and you are wondering if he has justified shots in covering 29-year-old Shields, which is probably the best boxer of women in history, the answer is “no”, except for injury, a miracle or more liquids and miracles.

But this is a position in which Shields’s boxing career is located. She is undisputed on the leg in 154, 160 and 168, and now he basically fights in “Claressaweight” because there are no pretenders on the right weights that there is no approach, and simply there is no real encouragement to cut more than fails, because competition and cash potential are circumscribed at a quite clear level.

This is not her fault, remember, except that she is simply too good on the pitch and for quite a lot, and she has already defeated everyone.

Shields recently fought on July 27 in Detroit, winning victory in the second round because of the unfortunate Vanessa Joanisse in a fight, which had ponderous and lithe heavyweight titles on the line, partly because no division really exists in women’s boxing, so you can do it.

Perkins, not a coincidence, fought with this basis, winning a six -leaf decision over Christianne Fahey. Perkins was about 175 years that night, just like Shields, and fought as strenuous as 200 pounds. He is a gigantic (6’0 “), physically sturdy warrior, but the difference in the skill level will be huge, as in the case of Shields and Joanisse.