Sunny Edwards, the former IBF flyweight champion, has announced his retirement from professional boxing following a devastating sixth-round TKO loss to Galal Yafai

Discover the unpredictable journey of Sunny Edwards, a former world champion boxer who made the tough decision to retire at just 28 years old.

Former IBF flyweight champion, Sunny Edwards has confirmed his retirement from professional boxing tonight following his sixth round stoppage loss to

Meanwhile, Sunny Edwards is expected to earn up to $400k for his upcoming main event against Galal Yafai. If PPV sales exceed 400k on fight night, Edwards’ earnings could soar to $1.5 million, with both fighters sharing 50% of the PPV revenue.

Tonight in Birmingham, in their years in the making grudge-match, Galal Yafai turned what almost everyone thought was a genuine 50-50 fight going in into a

Sunny Edwards and Galal Yafai will collide in a domestic thriller on Saturday, live on DAZN, where the winner will almost be guaranteed a world title shot in 2025. Both enter the contest with impressive records,

On November 30, at the bp pulse LIVE, Birmingham, we saw plenty of impressive performances on the undercard with Callum Smith returning to action and debutant Taylor Bevan dazzling, before Conah Walker dominated against Lewis Ritson.

Sunny Edwards and Galal Yafai will lock horns for the vacant WBC interim world flyweight title in a highly-anticipated all-British bout on Saturday.In a rivalry that stretches back to the pair’s amatuer days,

Eddie Hearn believes Kenshiro Teraji is the likely next foe for Galal Yafai and teased hopes for a bout with Jesse Rodriguez down the line after his victory over Sunny Edwards. The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games champion won the WBC interim title at flyweight agaist the former IBF belt holder with a sixth-round stoppage at bp pulse LIVE in Birmingham.