Overview
- The full undercard is set, featuring Anderson Silva vs Tyron Woodley and a co-main event with unified super‑featherweight champion Alycia Baumgardner defending against Leila Beaudoin, plus multiple women’s title fights.
- At the Miami kickoff, Jake Paul vowed a knockout and said he aims to face Tyson Fury in 2026, while Anthony Joshua warned he would "break his face" and stressed he is treating the match seriously.
- Joshua revealed he will not be trained by Ben Davison for this fight and has been working in Spain with Oleksandr Usyk’s team.
- Safety questions continue, with the British Boxing Board of Control saying it would not have sanctioned the matchup given concerns over the size and experience gap.
- Reported finances remain inconsistent across outlets, ranging from a cited $184 million event value to earlier claims of a £140 million split and Paul’s own $267 million figure.