Andy Ruiz Jr is being eyed to face David Allen in Sheffield as part of a huge return in 2026. The Mexican heavyweight was looking to make a renewed world title push in a comeback against Damian Kny…

Former unified heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz Jr is being targeted to face British fighter Dave Allen in Sheffield in early 2026. Allen revealed during a Q&A that discussions have taken place with Matchroom CEO Frank Smith, targeting March or April. However, Allen noted the bout will only proceed on the condition that he gets into the best physical shape possible.
Ruiz Jr is considering his future following an upset points defeat against Damian Knyba, though promoter Eddie Hearn still has options on the table for him. Beyond Allen, other potential future matchups for Ruiz Jr include cruiserweight champion David Benavidez and heavyweight prospect Moses Itauma.
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