2026 in Misfits Boxing and MF Pro

Background

On 12 February 2026, Misfits Boxing announced their first event for 2026 with a second entry in their "MF Duel" series where Ty Mitchell will be defending his MF Pro light heavyweight title against Gabriel Rosado.^[3]

The undercard features the boxing debut of two-time Olympic gold medallist Jade Jones.^[4]

Card

^Note 1 For MF Pro light heavyweight title
^Note 2 For MFB women's middleweight title

Background

On 6 February 2026, Mick Conlan's return to the ring was confirmed for 20 March as the inaugural event for the newly established MF Pro, the professional boxing division of Misfits Boxing.^[6] Conlan is set to defeated his WBC international featherweight title against American boxer Kevin Walsh at the SSE Arena in his hometown Belfast, Northern Ireland.^[7]

Card

^Note 1 For WBC international featherweight title
^Note 2 For vacant IBF European welterweight title
^Note 3 Eliminator for British super middleweight title

Background

In early March 2026, Charlie Edwards was ordered to face Sikho Nqothole as the IBF eliminator after Nqothole's original opponent, Ricardo Malajika, withdrew in their bout.^[11] In April, MF Pro announced the bout as the headliner for "Brawl Hall", their third event which features four different title bouts taking place on 19 May at the York Hall.^[12]

Card

^Note 1 IBF World super flyweight title eliminator
^Note 2 For vacant WBA Continental super welterweight title
^Note 3 For vacant English super middleweight title
^Note 4 For vacant Commonwealth Youth featherweight title

Background

On 30 April 2026, president of Fame Fighting Eugen Lopez, announced that Fame Fighting and Misfits Boxing will co-promote an event for 6 June at the Ostermann-Arena in Leverkusen, billed as a promotion vs promotion.^[14] The event will be broadcast via Bild in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.^[15] The next day, Fame Fighting announced that their super heavyweight champion Aleks Petrović will headline against Misfits Boxing's heavyweight champion Chase DeMoor.^[16]

Card

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^Note 1 Professional bout
^Note 2 Professional bout
^Note 3 Professional bout

Background

In February 2026, Misfits co-president Mams Taylor revealed that Misfits 23 was originally scheduled to take place in April in Qatar, but due to the 2026 Iran war, the event was postponed and eventually cancelled.^[17] On 25 March, Manchester Arena's social media account accidentally posted a filer promoting a bout between Tommy Fury and Eddie Hall set for 13 June. Later that day, Talksport confirmed the bout and stated an announcement for Misfits 23 was imminent in the coming days.^[18] On 27 March, Misfits Boxing formally announced the bout on social media with the billing "Beauty vs. The Beast", referencing the classic fairy tale Beauty and the Beast.^[19]

The launch press conference took place on 10 April at the Glaziers Hall in London. During the presser, Hall confirmed the bout will be six two minute rounds with 12 oz gloves.^[20] The undercard was announced on 24 April which features the return of two-time Olympic gold medallist Jade Jones.^[21]

Card

^Note 1 Two minute rounds
^Note 2 For MFB light heavyweight title

Background

On 15 May 2026, MF Pro announced their inaugural United States event will take place on 19 June in Long Beach, California with Ashton Sylve vs. Joseph Diaz as the headline.^[22]

Card

^Note 1 For vacant WBC US Silver middleweight title
^Note 2 Gomez's professional debut

Background

On 29 May 2026 during the broadcast of Edwards vs. Nqothole, MF Pro announced Harlem Eubank would face David Papot on 18 July.^[23]

Card

^Note 1 For vacant IBF International welterweight title
^Note 2 For IBF European welterweight title
^Note 3 For vacant British super lightweight title