Duncan Village upstart Siyabulela Hem might have left a section of fans and foes disgruntled with his performances in his past two bouts, but no-one is prepared to step up to face him for his scheduled February 20 ring return.

Siseko Teyisi, a 21-year-old SA junior flyweight champion, signed with Ground Up Sports after leaving Xaba Promotions due to a contractual dispute with his manager. Ground Up, a new promotion company, aims to elevate Teyisi's career.

SA boxing's amateur governing body (Sanabo) is yet to join World Boxing

Mdantsane's Enathi Stelle is plotting another crack at the SA title to erase the bitter taste of being knocked out in 26 seconds in his first shot.

Veteran boxing trainer Zolile “Gqo” Mahamba, who developed embattled SA junior flyweight champion Siseko Teyisi, has broken his silence on the row involving the boxer's contractual dispute, which led him to be kicked out of Xaba Boxing Academy.

KM Sports is returning to boxing with a tournament at OR Tambo Hall in Mthatha on January 31, marking their first boxing event since 2024. KMS plans a busy 2026 with upcoming international bodybuilding and tennis events.

Amila “AG” Gongqa, an 18-year-old boxing prodigy from Duncan Village, has decided to turn professional, abandoning his Olympic aspirations due to uncertainties about South Africa's participation in the 2028 Games.

The highly anticipated clash between SA junior bantamweight champion Moyisi Booi and world-rated Sikho Nqothole might face stumbling blocks despite the boxers’ willingness to fight.

All Winners boxing gymnasium shot down perceptions that its lack of dedicated trainer was turning it into an all losers club after suffering devastating losses in crucial fights in December.

A contractual dispute has seen SA and world rated junior flyweight champion Siseko Teyisi being kicked out of Xaba Promotions fold leaving the 22 year old without a promoter and training home.