Dana White is finally stepping into the boxing world. After years of teasing a move into boxing promoting, the UFC CEO announced last week that TKO Group, the UFC's parent company, will start a boxing

The creator and boss of the UFC wants to transform professional boxing in its forms and substance. The biggest challenge posed by Dana White and his company TKO Holdings entering the world of boxing is to knock down the structures on which modern boxing has been built over the decades,

Eddie Hearn reflects on Dana White entering the boxing world alongside TKO Group and Turki Alalshikh, and comments on whether White can use the same model of UFC in boxing.

Boxing's old-school guard might not be throwing a parade for this one. The sport has long been a tangled web of sanctioning bodies, controversial decisions, and championship belts so abundant they could outfit an entire village.

Dana White gave a better explanation of what fans could expect with his new boxing promotion as it looks to change how the sport works.

That is exactly what Dana White and Turki Alalshikh did last week, as they announced a new boxing league set to launch in 2026. “I trust [that] this league, in a short time, will crush everything,” Alalshikh said plainly.

Dana White revealed on Saturday, the 8th of March, fresh details about his new boxing venture with the sweet science's latest financier, Turki Alalshikh, which the power pairing announced earlier this week.

Eddie Hearn is unsure what Dana White and TKO's new boxing league will look like, but says "boxing is not broken".

UFC boss Dana White is set to launching a boxing league using a similar model to his successful MMA venture, but Eddie Hearn has found holes in his plan