Let’s be honest: We didn’t fly to Miami to watch two men sweat. We went for the spectacle and all the Celebrity Style.
While Anthony Joshua was busy ending the “Influencer Boxing” era with a brutal right hand (seriously, you can read about the knockout over at DailyNewsEdit, the real action was happening in the front row.
The Kaseya Center was packed with A-listers, and the dress code was clear: Miami Noir. Gone were the neon brights of last season; tonight was all about sleek, dangerous black leather and vintage designer archives.
Impressive Guestlist with best Celebrity style
- Logan Paul
- Lennox Lewis
- Laila Ali
- Andre Ward
- Eddie Hearn
- Rolando Romero
- Ashton Hall
- Dave Portnoy
- Holly Holm
- Benny Safdie
- David Dobrik
- Teofimo Lopez
- Bernard Hopkins
- Brandon Marshall
- Michael Irvin
- Kay Adams
- Bert Kreischer
- Rory McIlroy
- Rick Ross
- Bela Bejaria
- Shaggy
- Timberland
- Matt Rife
- Juan Soto
- Ally Brooke
Here are the looks that stole the show before the first bell even rang.
1. The “Mob Wife” Revival: Kendall Jenner
Spotted ringside with Bad Bunny (yes, they looked cozy), Kendall leaned fully into the “Miami Mob” aesthetic. She wore a vintage Dolce & Gabbana corset dress from 1998, paired with oversized gold hoops that caught the arena lights better than the championship belt. It was giving “don’t mess with me,” and it was perfect.
2. The Power Suit: Victoria Beckham
While David was busy chatting with promoters, Victoria gave a masterclass in “Ringside Business Chic.” She wore a sharp, white tuxedo from her own VB Resort 2026 collection, draped over the shoulders (obviously). In a sea of chaotic energy, she was the calm, chic center of the storm.
3. The “I’m Just Here for the Chaos”: Dave Portnoy
The Barstool founder looked surprisingly dapper in a custom linen suit, though he was spotted gripping his drink for dear life during round 5. He might have lost a bet on Jake Paul, but his tailor is definitely winning.
The Vibe Check
Miami proved once again that it is the new capital of “Sports Entertainment.” The energy wasn’t just about boxing; it was about being seen. And while Jake Paul left with a bruised ego (and a broken jaw), the front row left looking flawless.
Missed the actual fight? catch up on the details of the KO at DailyNewsEdit.
