Rest in peace to one of the coolest human beings I’ve ever met. Hannah was one of a kind, very charismatic and fun. I hate that this happened to you so young. But as long as I’m alive your name will live forever. Rest in paradise my friend @hrapp7
KO KINGZ 👑 VITALI KLITSCHKO 🇺🇦
(45W-41KOS)
He lacked the explosive fluidity of Mike Tyson, the aesthetic finesse of Muhammad Ali, or the textbook safety first execution of his younger brother, Wladamir. Yet “Dr. Ironfist” stands as one of the most statistically dominant physical anomalies the heavyweight division has ever produced.
A fighter’s reputation is often built on how they handle adversity, and Vitali’s chin is legendary in boxing folklore. Across 47 professional fights, Vitali was never knocked down, nor was he ever officially counted out. His only two career defeats came not from being outfought but his body betrayed him , at the hands of Chris Byrd due to a completely torn rotator cuff, And in the Lennox Lewis fight the doctor stopped it after Vitali suffered severe facial cuts.
The Klitschko era dominated the heavyweight division for over a decade, anchored by his brother’s pact to never fight each other. Wladimir was was a polished mechanic who dismantled opponents and Vitali was the enforcer. A fighter who imposed his will, absorbed his opponent’s best shot without blinking , and systematically broke their spirit.
By combining an impenetrable physical frame, a granite chin, and an overwhelming work rate, he created a style that nobody in his era could truly solve. He remains on of the few champions in heavyweight history who left the ring with his dominance entirely intact. @Klitschko
MIA REPORT 🚨 JERMELL CHARLO‼️
LAST SEEN IN RING: 9-30-2023
OPPONENT: CANELO ALVAREZ
LOCATION: T-MOBILE ARENA, LAS VEGAS
DAYS INACTIVE: 1,050
Jermell once sat as the undisputed super welterweight champion of the world, holding all four major titles simultaneously at 154. Today he holds none. While Charlo has sat on the sidelines, the 154 division underwent a complete changing of the guard.
Despite no officially scheduled bouts, Charlo keeps his name in the news cycle through periodic social media activity. From gym clips to calling out big names but no negotiations have made it past the posting phase.
Jermell is entering his mid 30s after a nearly three year layoff, while his skill set and counter punching made him elite, inactivity combined with his last outing leave major questions about his current form.
With a record of 35-2-1 with 19 knockouts yall think Jermell can make a comeback? Or yall think it’s time to retire? We need an update Twin! Wya? @TwinCharlo
MIA REPORT 🚨 RAFAEL ESPINOZA‼️
LAST SEEN IN RING: 11-15-2025
OPPONENT: ARNOLD KHEGAI
LOCATION: ARENA POTOSÍ IN SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, MEXICO
DAYS INACTIVE: 270
In December 2023, Espinoza was viewed as a regional underdog stepping up against two time Olympic gold medalists Robeisy Ramirez. Twelve round later, after rising off the canvas to drop Ramirez in the final round, Espinoza walked out of Florida a world champion.
Since capturing the crown, Espinoza hasn’t slowed down his aggressive pace inside the ring. He notched consecutive stoppage victories over Sergio Chirino Sanchez, Robeisy in their immediate rematch, Edward Vazquez and Arnold Khegai.
Despite being one of the most active champions at 126 through late 2025, I believe he’s spent the last 9 months at the negotiating table. I’ve been hearing fights in the wind between a few key players but nothing official has been announced. El Divino we need an update! Wya? @divino_espinoza
MIA REPORT 🚨 BRANDON FIGUEROA‼️
LAST SEEN IN RING: 2-7-2026
OPPONENT: NICK BALL
LOCATION: ECHO ARENA, LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
DAYS INACTIVE: 177 DAYS
Brandon experienced a major championship breakthrough this year in February. He traveled to Liverpool, to face Nick Ball. Fighting in front of a hostile crowd, Figueroa was weathered Ball’s early aggression before taking control late, dropping the champ twice in the 12th to secure a dramatic late TKO.
Now Fig finds himself at the center of the featherweight division’s biggest fights. It’s been reported that early talks with Rafael Espinoza are going on but I’m also hearing about a possible matchup between Tomoki Kameda in October.
The Heartbreaker has built a career on high volume warfare and pure endurance and the fans are ready to see more with a record of 27-2-1 with 20 knockouts, yall ready to see fig again? Brandon what’s next? Wya? @BrandonLeeFig
MIA REPORT 🚨 FLOYD SCHOFIELD JR
LAST SEEN IN RING: 6-28-2025
OPPONENT: TEVIN FARMER
LOCATION: HONDA CENTER, ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA
DAYS INACTIVE: 398
Fresh off his 78 second KO of former world champion Tevin Farmer, Scho was booked for a high profile co main against JoJo Diaz. However, he suffered a sprained wrist with a minor ligament damage during training camp and was forced to withdraw.
The November injury followed a late withdrawal from a scheduled February 2025 world title challenge against WBC champ Shakur Stevenson in Riyadh, due to an acute illness. Since recovering, Kid Austin has been persistent about avoided low level competition in pursuit of a major title.
The WBA formally ordered a fight between Gervonta and Kid Austin, with a deadline that wasn’t met, leaving Tank in a position of champion in recess. There have been rumors of a possible matchup with Lucas Bahdi for the vacant WBA title but no word from Kid or his pops lately. Scho man wya bro? @KidAustin11