Amanda Serrano vs. Reina Tellez starts at 8 p.m. ET on DAZN Saturday with ring walks around 11 p.m. ET. Here's the full card and how to watch.

Terence Crawford’s retirement has left the super middleweight division wide open for someone to come and stamp their authority. In September, he defeated Canelo Alvarez to become an undisputed champion in a third weight class before making the decision to step away with his undefeated 42-0 record.

Tellez, a 22-year-old who took the fight on two weeks' notice, connected with enough punches to nearly shut Serrano’s right eye. Tellez got the call after Serrano’s originally scheduled opponent was removed from the card after an “atypical’’ drug test, stepping in despite inexperience.

Terence “Bud” Crawford went out on the ultimate high note. Having already retired on top as the lineal and unified 168lbs champion and perennial pound-for-king, the 38-year-old switch hitter from Omaha,

Former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury signaled his intention to end his most recent retirement and box again in 2026.

Devin Haney reclaimed his pound-for-pound status in 2025, while Manny Pacquiao, at age 46, proved all over again why he's one of the best to ever do it. So who earns the title of boxing's comeback fighter of 2025?

MVP Promotions kicked off 2026 with a strong boxing card led by Amanda Serrano and Holly Holm, delivering competitive action in the main and co-main events.

Amanda Serrano retained her WBA, WBO and Ring Magazine featherweight titles on Saturday, overcoming a swollen right eye to secure a unanimous decision win over Reina Tellez in her Puerto Rico homecoming fight.