Get ready for a knockout week in boxing, folks! From rising stars to seasoned veterans, February 10-15, 2026, is packed with fights you won’t want to miss. But here’s where it gets controversial—are these matchups truly setting the stage for future champions, or are they just filler bouts? Let’s dive in and find out.
Tuesday, February 10th kicks things off with a bang. On DAZN at 8:00 pm ET, Joshua Pagan (14-0) faces Bryan Jimenez in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Pagan, a promising talent under the Salita banner, is stepping into his first main event in his hometown. While Jimenez might not be a household name, this fight is a solid test for Pagan’s potential. And this is the part most people miss—the undercard features Delfine Persoon vs Caroline Veyre for a vacant super featherweight belt. If you’re curious about the next big thing in boxing, this is your chance to catch him early. Plus, no direct competition from CountryBox: Where Music Meets Boxing! BLH might have live updates, so stay tuned.
Saturday, February 14th is a boxing bonanza. At 9:00 am ET on TrillerTV+, BATL: For the Love of the Game brings 13 fights from Dubai, UAE. The standout? Ramla Ali and the intriguing matchup between Ibrahim Boukedim and Tiago Gonzalez for a lesser WBA title. Does Boukedim’s name rhyme? We’re assuming it does! DAZN takes over at 10:00 am ET with Marco Huck vs Vaclav Pejsar in Halle, Germany. Huck, a former six-year cruiserweight champion, is back after a four-year hiatus. At 41, he’s taking on Pejsar (26-22, 21 KOs) in a fight that’s equal parts nostalgia and curiosity. Loved Huck in his prime? This one’s for you. The undercard? Classic Dream Boxing fare.
But wait, there’s more! DAZN continues at 12:00 pm ET with Labinot Xhoxhaj vs Pezhman Seifkhani in Lahr, Germany. Xhoxhaj, the undefeated European heavyweight champ and IBO #42, faces Sweden’s Seifkhani. Another Dream Boxing show, another undercard that fits the mold. At 6:30 pm ET on Millions.Co, Glove at First Fight from Medford, Massachusetts, features Ross Rodriguez vs Steven Kirkwood for the USA New England Super Middleweight title. $24.99 gets you 11 fights—not a bad deal. BASH TV wraps up the day at 7:00 pm ET with UNF 31: I Heart Bash Boxing in Burbank, California. Steven Navarro vs Mario Hernandez headline an eight-round main event, with 15 fights total. At $29.99, it’s pricier, but extra fights mean extra action.
Sunday, February 15th keeps the momentum going. DAZN at 12:00 pm ET brings Tiago Muxanga vs Asinia Byfield from Brentwood, England, though the main event seems to be Josh Babb vs Piotr Mirga for a vacant English bantamweight belt. Paramount+ takes the spotlight at 5:30 pm ET with Efe Ajagba vs Charles Martin in Las Vegas. Ajagba, fresh off a draw with Martin Bakole, faces Martin, who’s struggled against top names like Anthony Joshua and Luis Ortiz. Martin’s last fight was over a year ago—will ring rust be his downfall? Umar Dzambekov, a UFC Fight Pass regular, gets his Paramount+ debut in the chief support. BLH might have live updates.
Here’s the controversial question: Are these fights truly shaping the future of boxing, or are they just entertaining distractions? Let us know in the comments—we want to hear your take!
