Brook has not lifted a world title since he lost his IBF belt to Gennady Golovkin in 2016.

Taylor puts her undisputed world lightweight titles on the line against Spaniard Miriam Gutierrez.

Fury and Joshua could fight next year if they come through December bouts unscathed.

Harper battled out a draw with Natasha Jonas in her first defence of her WBC super-featherweight title last time out.

Seven candidates have declared in the race for its vacant presidency.

Whyte’s fight with Alexander Povetkin will not take place.

Promoter Eddie Hearn said Whyte is now likely to wait until the new year unless he can land a short-notice showdown.

Whyte’s hopes of reigniting his career in a bout scheduled for November 21 at Wembley Arena will have to wait.

The Ukrainian beat Dereck Chisora on Saturday and is keen to join the hunt for world titles alongside Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder.

Fury ended Wilder’s reign as world champion with a seventh-round stoppage.

Usyk did enough to be given the nod by two scores of 115-113 and one of 117-112 on the judges’ scorecards.

The Briton fulfilled his promise to keep his opponent under constant pressure.

The Briton got the paint out on Friday.

Usyk is the betting favourite heading into Saturday’s showdown at Wembley’s SSE Arena.

Chisora is bidding to put himself in the mix for a world title shot.

The Gypsy King is set for a first bout in the UK since August 2018.

A showdown against Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez was scuppered by the coronavirus pandemic.

Fury is also expected to face Anthony Joshua next year.

Lingering contractual issues and coronavirus are still set to play a decisive factor in the months ahead.

Zepeda improved his professional record to 33-2.

The three-time world heavyweight champion had sparred with Larry Holmes for several years.

The bout is due to be staged at Stadium MK’s Marshall Arena.

Fury’s third fight against Wilder in Las Vegas is scheduled for December 19 but reports suggest that could change.

Taylor knocked out Thailand’s Apinun Khongsong in the first round.

The Scot started on the front foot and caught the Thai challenger with a left-hand body shot to secure victory after two minutes and 41 seconds.

The world champion posted a video of the protest on Wednesday evening.

Taylor said: “It was probably my first real break from boxing. The unbeaten Scot can ill afford any slip-ups in defence of his WBA Super and IBF light-welterweight titles.

The Briton was due to defend his heavyweight titles against Pulev in June, which is now understood to be pencilled in for December 12 at the O2 Arena.

Dillian Whyte lost by knockout to Alexander Povetkin in August but will face the Russian again on November 21.

Crawley-born Minter won Olympic bronze at Munich in 1972.

The Ukrainian has not fought since defeating Luke Campbell at London’s O2 Arena last August.

The heavyweight rivals have an agreement, in principle, to face each other next year.

Joshua knows he must win his mandatory defence against the Bulgarian before he can turn his sights on Fury.

The English boxer dominated the opening rounds before falling to the Russian.

The undisputed Irish champion was a 98-93, 96-94, 96-94 winner on the judges’ scorecards

The 40-year-old Russian takes over the WBC mandatory position from Whyte

Fury, 32, currently holds the WBC world title and is set for a third bout against Deontay Wilder.

The mandatory challenger spot would go to 40-year-old Povetkin should he pull off a victory.

The WBC, IBF, WBO, WBA and Ring belts are all on the line at Fight Camp on Saturday

White is in line to face the winner of Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder