The boxing schedule for December 2024 presents some of the most anticipated matchups of the year. Five separate events start on Dec. 7. First among them is a Top Rank card streamed on ESPN+. It is headlined by Emanuel Navarrete vs. Óscar Valdez.
The pair compete over the WBO super featherweight title. Elsewhere on the card, there's Rafael Espinoza vs. Robeisy Ramírez for the WBO featherweight strap. There's also Lindolfo Delgado vs. Jackson Marinez, Emiliano Vargas vs. Alan Ayala, and Art Barrera Jr. vs. Juan Carlos Campos Media, all at light welterweight.
Next is a Matchroom Boxing event on DAZN. It's headlined by Liam Paro vs. Richardson Hitchins for the IBF light welterweight title. The event also features Henry Lebron vs. Christopher Diaz-Velez at super featherweight, Jalil Hackett vs. Jose Raman Vazquez at welterweight, and Yankiel Figueroa vs. Angel Gonzalez at flyweight.
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This is followed by Queensberry Promotions and TNT Sports, with Sam Noakes vs. Ryan Walsh for the British lightweight title, Brad Pauls vs. Denzel Bentley for the British middleweight title, Solomon Dacres vs. David Adeleye, and Lawrence Okolie vs. Hussein Muhamed, both at heavyweight.
Next up is a Three Lions Promotion event with an unverified broadcaster. Ryan Rozicki and Yamil Peralta will meet in a rematch for the WBC interim cruiserweight title, accompanied by Antonio Napolitano vs. Brandon Brewer at middleweight and Brett Beaton vs. Javon Blackstock-Sewell at super middleweight.
At the final Dec. 7 event, Epic Sports & Entertainment and DAZN collaborated on a card. Mahmoud Carr defends his WBA (Regular) heavyweight title against Kubrat Pulev, while Gleb Bakshi vs. Juan Manuel Taborda at middleweight and Mohammed Bekdash vs. Juan Rodolfo Juarez at cruiserweight.
The rest of the card consists of various other multi-division matchups sure to excite fans. On Dec. 13, three events take place, beginning with a London event with little information. However, it features the return of the undefeated Paddy Donovan against an undetermined foe at welterweight.
Similarly, George Liddard faces an undetermined opponent at middleweight, and the same fate befalls Maisey Rose Courtney at women's flyweight and Shannon Ryan at women's super flyweight. Then, there is a Most Valuable Promotions and DAZN event.
Instead of influencer boxing, though, it features Antonio Vargas vs. Winston Guerrero for the WBA interim bantamweight title, Euphoria's Javon Walton vs. Erik Hanley at featherweight, and Gurgen Hovhannisyan vs. Patrick Mailata at heavyweight.
On the same day, an Australian event on DAZN features a Kaye Scott vs. Desley Robinson bout for the IBF women's middleweight title. Then, on Dec. 14, Jaime Munguia makes his return on a Top Rank and ESPN+ card since a blistering knockout over Erik Bazinyan and a unanimous decision loss to Canelo Alvarez.
The card also features Carlos Alberto Garcia vs. Juan Ramon Guzman at welterweight. Later, with Matchroom Boxing and DAZN, a four-fight championship extravaganza with Murodjon Akhmadaliev vs. Ricardo Espinoza for the WBA (Regular) interim super bantamweight title.
There's also Cheavon Clarke vs. Leonardo Mosquea for the EBU European cruiserweight title, Gary Cully vs. Maxi Hughes for the WBA Continental lightweight title, and Beatriz Ferreira vs. Licia Boudersa for the former's IBF women's lightweight title.
On the same day, Boxxer features Natasha Jones vs. Ivana Habazin for the IBF and WBC women's welterweight titles, Lauren Price vs. Bexcy Mateus for the WBA and IBO women's welterweight titles, and Stevie McKenna vs. Lee Cutler for the WBC International super welterweight title.
Golden Boy Promotions and DAZN are bringing another card with Alexis Rocha vs. Raul Curiel at welterweight and Charles Conwell vs. Gerardo Vergara at light middleweight.
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Perhaps the biggest December card is the Queensberry Promotion and DAZN on Dec. 21, with Oleksandr Usyk facing Tyson Fury in a rematch for the WBC, WBO, WBA, and The Ring heavyweight titles. It also features Israel Madrimov vs. Serhii Bohachuk at light middleweight and Moses Itauma vs. Demsey McKean at heavyweight.
Then, on Dec. 24, the Japan Boxing Commission and ESPN+ hosts Naoya Inoue vs. Sam Goodman for the undisputed super bantamweight title, Yoshiki Takei vs. Yuttapong Tongdee for the WBO bantamweight title, Jin Sasaki vs. Shoki Sakai for the OPBF and WBO Asia Pacific welterweight titles, as well as other bouts.
On the final boxing event of the year, on Dec. 30, Ryan Garcia returns in an exhibition bout against former K-1 super lightweight kickboxing champion Rukiya Anpo at catchweight under the Rizin banner.