Ben Whittaker Record

Ben Whittaker Record: See the fight-by-fight professional record of the boxer known as ‘the Surgeon’. We give you the complete list of fights to look over and beneath that, a detailed description of each one – so that you really understand how the bout played out!

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Ben Whittaker Record

Opponent: Conor Wallace
Date: 03 Oct 2026
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Whittaker faced Conor Wallace in an intense light-heavyweight title eliminator. Utilizing his usual flashy, hands-down style, Whittaker controlled the early and middle rounds with sharp precision. However, he faced his first major moment of adversity in the 10th round when a powerful left hand from Wallace visibly rocked and disoriented him. Whittaker showed great resilience to survive the late onslaught, maintaining discipline to secure the unanimous decision and protect his unbeaten status.

Opponent: Richard Rivera
Date: 27 Jun 2026
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 4
Fight Summary: Making his highly anticipated United States debut at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, Whittaker squared off against the eccentric Richard “Popeye” Rivera. Whittaker completely neutralized Rivera with blinding speed and explosive combinations, ending the contest in the fourth round to declare his arrival on the American boxing scene with a statement victory.

Opponent: Braian Nahuel Suarez
Date: 18 Apr 2026
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 1
Fight Summary: Whittaker logic-checked the heavy-handed Argentinian Braian Suarez in Liverpool. Before Suarez could establish his power, Whittaker landed a ferocious right hook just 2 minutes and 24 seconds into the opening round, putting Suarez completely to sleep for a spectacular one-round knockout.

Opponent: Benjamin Gavazi
Date: 29 Nov 2025
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 1
Fight Summary: Making his debut under the Matchroom Boxing banner in Birmingham, Whittaker defended his WBC Silver light-heavyweight title against Benjamin Gavazi. Exhibiting surgical precision, Whittaker landed a booming straight right hand at the 2:15 mark of the very first round to instantly end the contest.

Opponent: Liam Cameron (Rematch)
Date: 20 Apr 2025
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 2
Fight Summary: Desperate to settle the score after their controversial first bout, Whittaker defended his IBF International title against Liam Cameron at BP Pulse Live. Whittaker was far more aggressive and technically locked in, systematically breaking down Cameron before forcing a definitive stoppage just 1 minute and 53 seconds into the second round.

Opponent: Liam Cameron
Date: 12 Oct 2024
Result: Draw
Nature of the Result: TD 6 (Technical Draw)
Fight Summary: In a highly unusual and bizarre encounter on a major undercard in Riyadh, Whittaker struggled with the grit of veteran Liam Cameron. At the very end of the sixth round, both fighters became entangled near the ropes during a clinch and accidentally flipped over the top rope together, crashing hard onto the ring apron. Whittaker suffered a leg injury from the fall and was unable to continue. Because the fight was stopped due to an accidental injury, it went to the scorecards early, resulting in a split technical draw.

Opponent: Eworitse Ezra Arenyeka
Date: 15 Jun 2024
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 10
Fight Summary: Whittaker engaged in a heated grudge match against the aggressive Arenyeka, who tried to rough up the Olympic silver medalist. Despite being headbutted mid-fight by an exasperated Arenyeka due to his heavy taunting and elusive head movement, Whittaker remained completely unbothered, putting on a showboating clinic to sail to a wide unanimous decision.

Opponent: Leon Willings
Date: 23 Mar 2024
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: PTS 8
Fight Summary: Whittaker took on an incredibly durable Leon Willings over eight rounds. While Whittaker controlled the distance effortlessly and landed at will, Willings refused to fold, forcing “The Surgeon” to settle for a dominant points victory rather than a flashy stoppage.

Opponent: Khalid Graidia
Date: 03 Feb 2024
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 5
Fight Summary: Whittaker went viral across social media during this bout for his extreme, matrix-like showboating, which included dancing, spinning, and dodging punches while leaning on the ropes. Aside from the antics, his offensive output was devastatingly accurate, forcing the referee to step in and rescue Graidia in the fifth round.

Opponent: Stiven Leonetti Dredhaj
Date: 10 Dec 2023
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 4
Fight Summary: Whittaker dismantled Dredhaj in Bournemouth. Displaying spectacular defensively sound movement, Whittaker systematically chipped away at his opponent before ramping up the pressure in the fourth, securing the stoppage just 54 seconds into the round.

Opponent: Vladimir Belujsky
Date: 01 Jul 2023
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 8
Fight Summary: Whittaker used this fight to showcase his pacing and stamina against a tough opponent. He picked Belujsky apart over several rounds with fluid jabs and body shots, eventually overwhelming him in the final frame to earn an eighth-round technical knockout.

Opponent: Jordan Grant
Date: 06 May 2023
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 3
Fight Summary: Whittaker put on an incredibly clinical display against the Scotsman Jordan Grant. He picked Grant apart from the outside before dropping a series of heavy combinations that caused the referee to halt the bout early in the third round.

Opponent: Petar Nosic
Date: 20 Aug 2022
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 6
Fight Summary: For his second professional outing, Whittaker was thrown onto the massive undercard of the Usyk-Joshua II heavyweight title rematch in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Faced with an undefeated opponent, Whittaker put on a mature, technical performance, using his exceptional reach, distance control, and crisp jab to cruise to a comfortable unanimous decision.

Opponent: Greg O’Neill
Date: 30 Jul 2022
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 2
Fight Summary: Making his professional debut in Bournemouth, the Tokyo Olympic silver medalist immediately turned heads with his flamboyant style. Whittaker outclassed O’Neill from the opening bell and ended the fight spectacularly in the second round with a vicious knockout, launching his pro career in style.