Tony Ferguson is defending his Misfits Boxing middleweight title on the undercard of the Henry Cejudo fight against Javon Walton. As bizarre as the Cejudo-Walton matchup is, it might be crazier to watch Ferguson defend his title against a former pro soccer player who is making his boxing debut. The pro soccer player is Kenzo Biyong. Here’s everything you need to know about the card and this very 2026 boxing card. Let’s talk boxing.

Ferguson vs. Biyong Key Facts

Ferguson, 42, is 2-0 in boxing. He stopped Salt Papi in the third round for the interim belt in August 2025, then beat Warren Spencer by unanimous decision in December to become full champion. Biyong is 28 and from the Netherlands. The title fight is scheduled for five rounds.

Cejudo vs. Walton Full Card

Per Tapology. Ferguson’s record corrected to 2-0 per Misfits reporting.

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Tony Ferguson’s Misfits Boxing Record

It’s not as if Biyong is a complete stranger to combat sports. He is trained in wrestling, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and boxing, but he hasn’t actually had a fight. Ferguson is a veteran who has shined on the Misfits boxing scene after enduring a horrific eight-fight losing streak to end his UFC career. There is some intrigue here and hardcore Ferguson fans (and there are plenty of them) will be locked in to this one.

The main event has been retooled. Originally, Cejudo was supposed to fight influencer Deen the Great. Deen was injured and now actor-turned-boxer Javon “Wanna” Walton steps in to take on the future UFC Hall-of-Famer. Walton is just 20 years old while Cejudo is 39. Only in boxing. I’ll have details later in the week.