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Angelo is joined by Tom and Fred to break down Vergil Ortiz's performance against Maurice Hooker. They discuss what impressed them and what needs work. They look at who Ortiz would best be matched with and a potential fight with Terence Crawford. Also, Artur Beterbiev successfully defends his lightweight title and Alberto Machado gets KO'd. Also, Mike Tyson has completely distanced himself with Triller and there seems to be no discussion around the situation. Dillian Whyte returns after his devastating KO loss and what Gibraltor is famous for.

 

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Angelo is joined by Lex and Matt (of the Most Valid Opinion podcast) to breakdown the weekend's action. Did the guys enjoy Estrada vs Chocolatito and did it meet the hype after 9 years of waiting? Was this the best version we've seen of David Benavidez against Ronald Ellis? What should be next for Isaac Cruz.

Plus, Tyson Fury has said he's stopped training and started drinking, Demetrius Andrade finally has a fight, and a former champion is accused in a case involving importing meth.

 

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Angelo is joined by Lex for a loose conversation on Claressa Shields win over Eve Marie DiCarie. Plus they discuss the week's news and preview David Benavidez's return and the Estrada-Gonzalez rematch.

 

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Angelo is joined by Fred to break down the week's action. First up is Canelo coming off his very quick stoppage win over Avni Yildirim. Yildirim posed little threat and the question shifts to whether or not opponents like this do harm to Canelo. Plus, Anthony Dirrell fights Kyrone Davis to a draw. Also, Teofimo Lopez is departing from Top Rank and heading to Triller for his next fight. What might the ripple effects be on boxing at large. All this and more.

 

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Angelo is joined by Lex and Fred to break down the packed week of boxing. Oscar Valdez wins his second title in a different weight class as he knocks out Miguel Berchelt. Adrien Broner looks... rusty but good enough to scrape by with a victory over Jovanie Santiago. And British welterweight prospect Josh Kelly gets battered and upset. The guys discuss all these fights and more. Plus Canelo returns to the ring against Avni Yilidirm. 

Angelo is joined by Tom, Lex and special guest the famous Stu Mac. The guys get into Josh Warrington's shocking stoppage upset to Mauricio Lara, JoJo Diaz's last few months which includes his draw on Saturday night, and Brian Castano's big win to set up a 4 belt unification with Jermell Charlo. Plus, Adrien Broner makes his return to the ring, what should we expect and the super featherweight showdown between Miguel Berchelt and Oscar Valdez.

 

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Angelo is joined by Lex to discuss the latest back and forth between Teofimo Lopez and his promoter Top Rank. They discuss why the dispute is happening and what makes the situation difficult. Plus, Mark Breland has spoken out against Deontay Wilder. What do the guys make of the back and forth between the two. Also, a preview of this week's fights.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to breakdown Caleb Plant's dominant win over Caleb Truax. They discuss the perception around Caleb Plant and how his future (and the future of others) is tied to Canelo Alvarez. They also break down some of the undercard fights, detail the latest in the saga with Manny Pacquiao and Ryan Garcia, Yordenis Ugas being upgraded to super champion, and more.

 

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Angelo is joined by Tom and Lex to breakdown Stephen Fulton's impressive win over Angelo Leo and talk about the circumstances around Canelo's decision to face Avni Yildirim. Also, the odds that the rumored Manny Pacquiao vs Ryan Garcia fight actually happens. And a preview of Caleb Plant's return to the ring. 

Angelo is joined by Fred for the second part of our 2021 prediction episode. Listeners wrote in and asked what might happen in 2021. The guys look into the crystal ball and predict what Lomachenko's year will look like, which PPV's we are likely to see, what the PBC and Showtime partnership will deliver, if Shakur Stevenson can have a breakout year and more.

 

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Angelo is joined by Tom and Lex to break down and discuss Ryan Garcia's win over Luke Campbell. Where does Garcia stand in the grand scheme of the lightweight division and what could be next for him. Plus, they make some bold predictions for 2021.

 

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Angelo is joined by Lex to discuss what their 20 most anticipated fights of 2020 are. They look at which fights are realistically possible and why they would be good fights for the next year. 

Angelo is joined by Fred and Matt to break down Canelo's masterclass against Callum Smith. They discuss what made Canelo so effective, what went wrong with Callum Smith, and who might be able to give Canelo trouble at 168. The guys also discuss what could be next for Canelo. They also discuss whether or not Gennadiy Golovkin the same as he always has or if there is a decline. They also break down the rest of the fights from the weekend, the latest lawsuit against MTK and Golden Boy, and David Morrell's return to the ring in a world title matchup. 

Angelo is joined by Lex to preview the return of Canelo Alvarez. They discuss the most unlikely scenario that can play out and what could be next for Canelo Alvarez. Plus, the return of Gennadiy Golovkin and the Showtime triple header with 2 big prospect step up fights. 

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Angelo is joined by Tom, Fred, and Lex to break down the weekend's action. The heavyweight champion of the world Anthony Joshua returned to action and knocked Kubrat Pulev out. They discuss if the old AJ is back or not. They also discuss whether or not Joshua will face Tyson Fury next. Plus, Chris Colbert stops Jaime Arboleda in impression fashion, Shakur Stevenson's easy decision over Toka Kahn Clary, and Felix Verdejo getting upset yet again. Plus they look back at the week's news.

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Angelo is joined by Tom and Lex to break down Errol Spence Jr's return after his horrific car accident. They discuss what impressed them about Spence's performance, how Spence managed to neutralized Garcia, and what could be next for the two. Plus, Floyd Mayweather announces a return to the ring in an exhibition against Logan Paul. What do we know about the event thus far and is it actually important. They also preview the upcoming week which features the return of Anthony Joshua, Shakur Stevenson coming to the rescue and salvaging the ESPN card, and Chris Colbert's next step against Jaime Arboleda. 

Angelo is joined by Fred to break down the packed weekend in boxing. Mike Tyson and Roy Jones have a high profile exhibition that had everyone talking. The guys discuss whether it will be a success and if we can expect to see more exhibitions going forward. They talk about the commission's loose interpretation of their own rules. Plus, Danny Jacobs laid an egg in his matchup with Gabe Rosado, did he mess up his future? Joe Joyce stopped Daniel Dubois, what is next for young Dubois? And a preview off the upcoming pay-per-view showdown between Errol Spence and Danny Garcia. 

Angelo is joined by Tom and Lex to discuss Terence Crawford's win over Kell Brook. They debate if Crawford had a slow start and whether or not Crawford is the best pound-for-pound fighter in the sport. Plus, they get into Bob Arum's comments regarding Crawford potentially moving on after a series of fights that didn't turn a profit. Plus, Canelo's next move, Fury will not return this year, Shakur Stevenson's next fight, and next week's upcoming fights.

 

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Angelo is joined by Tom and Fred to break down the latest change in boxing's landscape. Canelo has been granted his release and is a free agent. Why did they do this? What should Canelo do now? And what are the ripple effects from this move. Plus, Devin Haney doesn't meet his expectations, not so good heavyweight matchups, and more.

 

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Angelo is joined by Lex to break down the weekend's action. Lex sparked a debate between listeners and is back to address the points he was making. The two discuss Tank as a superstar in the sport, Usyk's recent foray into the heavyweight division and Inoue's demolition job on Jason Moloney. Plus they preview which fight will be more competitive this weekend: Luis Ortiz vs Alexander Flores or Devin Haney vs Yuriorkis Gamboa.

 

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Angelo is joined by Tom, Lex, Fred, and Rollins to immediately react to Gervonta Davis's big victory over Leo Santa Cruz. They discuss the devastating KO by Tank whether or not Tank has arrived as boxing's newest superstar.

Angelo is joined by Lex to discuss the upcoming Gervonta Davis and Leo Santa Cruz showdown. We've been down this road before. A fight looks simple. Power puncher should dominate. Except it might not be as simple as it looks. Tank has made big changes in camp. What does this mean for fight night? Plus, a breakdown of the undercard, the Lipinets-Clayton fight to a draw, the upcoming Usyk vs Chisora pay-per-view and Naoya Inoue's return to the US.

Angelo is joined by Lex to discuss all the loose ends surrounding Lomachenko and Lopez. They talk about where it all went wrong for Lomachenko, where Lomachenko goes next, the path to super stardom for Teofimo Lopez, and which fights would be best for him in his career.

 

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Angelo is joined by Rollins (aka Deuce) to discuss the latest in the world of boxing. They break down Emanuel Navarrete's win over Ruben Villa and what it says about both fighters. They discuss the sequence of events from after Wilder-Fury 2 that have led us to the current situation which may leave Wilder without an opponent for December. Is everything what it seems or is there something we're not being told? Also, DAZN fires back at Canelo with the latest in their lawsuit with each other, and a full preview of Lomachenko vs Lopez with predictions!

 

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Angelo is joined by Tom and Leo to do a full breakdown of the weekend's action. The Charlo brothers werent the only ones in action as Luis Nery turned in an underwhelming performance in victory, Brandon Figueroa did what he does best which is eat punches while dishing them out, and John Riel Casimero steals the show for the undercard fighters. Plus, Josh Taylor demolishes his mandatory and there were cries of foul play. Mairis Briedis wins a decision of Yuniel Dorticos in a fight that showed both guys had some ring rust, but ultimately Briedis was clearly the better man.

Angelo is joined by Lex and Fred to break down the Charlo double header pay-per-view. They give their instant reactions, break down how Jermell knocked Rosario out, and discuss the fight of the year contender between Jermell and Derevyanchenko. 

Angelo is joined by Rollins and Lex to breakdown the big Charlo Double Header PPV and tackles all the hard questions. Is there a media blackout? Will the buys be good? Who is in a tougher fight? Why are the betting lines the way they are? Which undercard fight might wind up stealing the show? And a whole lot more. 

Angelo is joined by Lex to recap the weekend of boxing. Erickson Lubin gets past Terrell Gausha, but first struggles. The guys question if Lubin has recovered from the knockout and what he might have learned from this fight. Plus, Jaron Ennis with a sensational KO victory against a rugged opponent, and Cobia Breedy loses the fight but wins some goodwill for a gutsy performance. Plus, Efe Ajagba makes his Top Rank debut and fails to impress. 

Angelo is joined by Tom and Fred to break down this weekend's Top Rank card. They discuss the set-up the broadcast was doing for a Crawford-Mean Machine rematch. They talk about whether or not Dillian Whyte should take a rematch with Povetkin so soon and if Canelo's lawsuit with Golden Boy and DAZN is really over. Plus, what happens next for Shawn Porter, Erickson Lubin's return and the importance of an undefeated record, and Julian Williams's split from his longtime trainer Breadman Edwards.

Canelo Alvarez has filed a lawsuit against his promoter Golden Boy and their broadcast partner DAZN. The question is now what happens next? Angelo is joined by Tom, Fred and Lex to break down the claims Canelo's legal team is making and what this might mean for the future of Canelo, Golden Boy, DAZN, and boxing at large. They evaluate if Canelo can break free from the contract, if this case is strong, and when things might get resolved and we can see Canelo back in the ring again.

 

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Angelo is joined by Tom to break down what was an otherwise mediocre weekend of boxing. They question whether Jose Ramirez had a bad night or did Viktor Postol show up better than we thought. They talk about whether or not the end is in sight for Erislandy Lara and what could be next for him at 154. They discuss the legacy of Alfredo Angulo and if he should continue to fight. Other topics include Top Rank airing out Jessie Magdaleno on their broadcast, a conspiracy theory around Ivan Baranchyk and more.

 

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss Dillian Whyte's brutal knockout loss to Alexander Povetkin. They discuss whether or not Povetkin landed a lucky punch and where Dillian Whyte goes from here in his career. They discuss Shawn Porter's win over Sebastian Formella and whether he should have stopped him or not, plus the improvement of Sebastian Fundora. Lastly, they talk about Joe Smith Jr and whether or not his win was an upset or not. Also discussed is the recent signing of Regis Prograis and Maurice Hooker by PBC and Canelo's situation with his new position as WBC mandatory.

Angelo is joined by Tom for a deep dive into this week's fights.

 

Jamal James wins a unanimous decision over Thomas Dulorme, is he ready for the next level of welterweights? Is David Morrell worth getting excited about? Did the commentary do a good job covering the Omar Juarez fight?

Plus, how Top Rank sorted out Mikaela Mayer's situation, who should take the blame in the event that Ryan Garcia and Luke Campbell doesn't come to fruition, Efe Ajagba heads to Top Rank, Jorge Linares tests positive for covid, and the biggest story...

 

What is going on with Teofimo Lopez and his potential fight with Vasiliy Lomachenko and do we think this fight is going to happen.

 

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Angelo is joined by Lex to discuss PBC's return to Showtime. They examine the differences between the broadcasts each network have done and how they have learned from each other, whether or not Angelo Leo was impressive, how Stephen Fulton testing positive for COVID might have helped the 122 lb division, the trouble surrounding Lomachenko-Lopez, Matchroom's backyard shows, and more.

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Angelo is joined by Lex, Rollins, and Tom to breakdown the entire slate of the PBC schedule.

 

They discuss the pros and cons of revealing several months at once, whether or not other promoters and networks will be inclined to change their plans in order to compete, will the concept of the double header pay-per-view work and plans for having a crowd.

 

Plus, which Charlo is in a tougher fight, will fighting at 130 make Tank-Santa Cruz a tougher fight, which Mayweather Promotions fighters are possibly going to be upset, and a whole lot more in a jam packed episode.

 

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Angelo is joined by Tom for a packed episode on everything currently going on in boxing.

 

They discuss where the middle tier promoters might wind up if the pandemic continues at the rate it has been in America and if they can come out on the other side. They discuss Lou Dibella's future in the sport and if he's in a favorable position or not.

 

Canelo is rumored to be fighting Jason Quigley but Callum Smith is also in the mix according to sources. Will Canelo actually fight Quigley or is Callum Smith the likely opponent for November.

 

Tim Bradley seems to be on the side of promoters. Is that the right position to take right now and should fighters take a paycut or is this a ridiculous concept?

 

Is it good for boxing that the NSAC will no longer be disclosing purses?

 

DAZN appears to be losing the main event of Matchroom USA's first event back, Zurdo Ramirez is free from Top Rank, and Oscar Valdez is back promising to deliver ESPN's biggest rating to date.

 

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Angelo is joined by Fred for another deep dive on the sport of boxing.

1:00 - Jermall Charlo appears set to face Sergiy Derevyanchenko, did Sergiy make the right move?

6:00 - Why was Sergiy brought up in the first place?

12:00 - The sticky situation DAZN has found themselves in regarding fighter pay

16:00 - Will Golden Boy deliver a pay-per-view caliber opponent for Canelo?

20:00 - Golden Boy in the boxing pecking order

31:00 - How will boxing respond if PBC doesn't ask fighters to take a paycut?

38:00 - Was the Takam card good?

40:00 - Golden Boy's problems with Ryan Garcia

48:00 - Top Rank's ratings woes

57:00 - Did the UFC finally put boxing in the rear view mirror?

1:08:00 - Efe Ajagba joins forces with J Prince and where he likely ends up, plus the question nobody is asking in boxing

 

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Angelo is joined by Lex and Rollins for their first pod together as a trio.

 

1min - what was enjoyable about Top Rank this week?

13min - Top Rank's schedule compared to other sports and the significance of boxing at a regular interval

28min - Moloney-Franco, were you surprised by the result?

40min - the return of PBC, when they might announce, what they might announce?

1hr 1min - How sanctioning bodies will behave when boxing fully resumes & what was going on with Oubaali v Donaire?

1hr 10min - why Lex likes Dmitry Bivol and can he beat Canelo & Beterbiev?

1hr 22min - the Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor situation, who's lying?

1hr 37min - Jarrell Miller tests positive for PEDs again, what is next for him?

1hr 41min - Who is to blame for Top Rank's cancellations

 

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Angelo is joined by Fred and Tom to discuss the three Top Rank cards from this past week. They address the most fundamental question for all boxing fans: is this enjoyable? They discuss whether they are or are not entertained by the cards, discuss concerns surrounding the ratings, and guess when we will finally see bigger and more competitive fights. They also get into whether Top Rank is getting more money for the cards than they are letting on and the difficulties with putting the events on. Plus, a discussion on prospects, the Hooker-Prograis situation, and whether or not Bob Arum's feud with Dana White is fabricated.

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Angelo is joined by Lex to discuss the highs and lows of the return of boxing. They talk about Shakur Stevenson being pitched as the next Floyd Mayweather by the Top Rank broadcast and whether or not it's a good idea. Plus, how was the undercard, did the mismatches bother the guys, and will things get better. Plus, what is going on with Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua seemingly agreeing to face each other out of nowhere and what this can all mean, who on earth is Canelo going to fight in his next fight, and why would anyone call out Abner Mares in 2020. All this and more!

 

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Angelo is joined by Fred to discuss the UFC's event this past weekend. Were there things to learn? Can boxing copy some of what the UFC did? Could boxing get away with some of the things UFC did this past weekend including the non-disparagement agreements? Can we expect similar numbers. All this and more discussed! 

Angelo is joined by Lex to play a game battling against each other to put together the best cards. They go 10 rounds picking a main event and co-main. The rules are simple. Two rounds of exclusive FOX/Showtime, ESPN, and DAZN cards. Four rounds of freestyle mix and match. No rematches. No crazy jumps in weight.

 

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Angelo is joined by Rollins this week for a draft style pod. The premise is simple. With network and promotional politics out of the way, which fighters have the most value. The guys count down from 50 to 1 with plenty of surprises along the way you can't miss. 

Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss the effects of the coronavirus on the sport of boxing and how each network can or will respond when boxing returns. How will Canelo's year play out. What alternatives are there if boxing can't put on shows the way we've had in the past. Which 140 lb fighter can make the transition to 147. Why don't smaller promoters get streaming deals in this era of content and much more.

 

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Angelo is joined by Fred to discuss whether or not Mikey Garcia's fight with Jessie Vargas was close and what should be next for Mikey. Will he lose to the other top welterweights or can he be competitive despite his size? And what is the best move for his career going forward. Plus, a deep dive on the appeal of the lighter weight classes and why some may gravitate to them. And a big discussion on the trilogy between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder. 

Angelo is joined by Tom and Fred (who tries his best to channel Tyson Fury) to discuss last night's big heavyweight showdown. They discuss the volatility of the heavyweight division, what is fascinating about the division, and whether Wilder and Fury are the best pair at heavyweight. They break down the rematch, what to make of Fury's change in trainers, and what can Anthony Joshua do now that Fury has won. It's a wild and heated discussion that veers all over the place. Will Tom eat crow for picking Wilder or will Fred defend the honor of Deontay Wilder? All these questions are answered!

 

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Angelo is joined by Fred and Tom to breakdown this weekend's huge heavyweight rematch between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury. They discuss the changes in Fury's camp, whether there is anything to read into surrounding Wilder's fight with Ortiz, and if we should be concerned about Fury's cut. Plus, a discussion on the business of the fight and how well it can do. They also recap Caleb Plant's win over Vincent Feigenbutz and whether or not they believe that Plant is one of the top guys at 168. Also, they answer the question if you should be excited about Ryan Garcia or not.

 

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Angelo is joined by Tim Smith, head of communications for PBC for nearly an hour long interview. Angelo ask Tim about a variety of topics ranging from how much control PBC has over FOX's broadcasts, comparing how Wilder-Fury 2 stacks up to other PPVs, why announcing fights takes so long, how TGB wound up as one of the major promoters working with PBC, the split fanbases in boxing social media and more.

Angelo is joined by Fred and Lex to grade Gary Russell's performance and discuss what is actually realistic for the seldom seen fighter. Plus, what was the fuss about Guillermo Rigondeaux and what can be next for Kell Brook. They break down the Wilder-Fury promotion thus far, if Lou Dibella has been embargoed, what happens next for Canelo without Murata, with a little bit about Jon Jones and the Oscars sprinkled in.

Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss Danny Garcia's win over Ivan Redkach and if the win over a southpaw is an indication of what's to come, which fight they want to see, which fight they think is actually next, and if Danny Garcia did well last night. Plus, a discussion on what Jarrett Hurd is, the significant of Top Rank losing out on the Josh Taylor purse bid, the undercard of Wilder-Fury 2, and more.

 

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Angelo is joined by Lex to break down Julian William's shock upset loss to Jeison Rosario. They discuss PBC's greater intention at 154 and whether it's been more effective than a tournament, whether J-Rock can rebound, and why Angelo picked Rosario to win by KO in the first place. Also, a discussion on Canelo's future and why Andrade isn't getting fights. They break down Eleider Alvarez's future and what will be next for him, discuss if Antonio Brown should be given a platform in boxing, and Danny Garcia's upcoming fight with Ivan Redkach.

 

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss whether or not Jaime Munguia is improving and ready to challenge the top guys, Joe Smith Jr's upset win over Jesse Hart, and the reaction Claressa Shields gets every time she fights. Plus, a look ahead at what lays ahead for Top Rank and their ESPN deal, the future of PPV boxing, FOX's continued investment in PBC, whether YouTube fights will continue, and who might be next to jump ship from their promoter/network.

 

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Angelo is joined by Fred and Tom to look back at the year. They discuss Canelo's contract situation, the current state of the heavyweight division, the ascendance of Errol Spence, pay-per-view's of the year, commentary in general, writers getting paid by promoters, and much more. Plus they hand out some awards for all the promoters and networks to make things fair.

 

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Angelo is joined by Tom and Fred to discuss Gervonta Davis's win over Yuriorkis Gamboa. Topics include Tank's performance, fan response, the weigh-in effects, what really happened with Gamboa's foot, and Tank's future. Plus, Jean Pascal and Badou Jack submit their entry for fight of the year, Jose Uzcategui's loss and how it changes perceptions of Caleb Plant, and a discussion on the successes pay-per-view rematches have had in the past and how that pertains to Wilder-Fury 2.

 

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Angelo and Tom tackle a long list of questions from listeners. They discuss how they approach questions about all-time great fighters, how they would run DAZN if given the opportunity, prospects with a bright future, Top Rank and Matchroom taking more fights overseas, Terence Crawford's potential 2020, Floyd Mayweather's popularity, if Naoya Inoue is overrated, and much more. By the way, the episode was recorded before Wilder-Fury 2 was announced. Become a backer for more content over at patreon.com/sundaypuncher

Angelo is joined by Fred and Tom to discuss Jermell Charlo's late stoppage of Tony Harrison. They discuss the stoppage, the judge's scorecards, and if Jermell Charlo is now the #1 super welterweight in the world. Plus, where is his star power at, what could be next, and if pay-per-view is back in the cards. They also discuss the wild fight between Efe Ajagba and Iago Kiladze and Carlos Balderas's shocking upset. Then they break down Danny Jacobs's stoppage (?) of Julio Cesar Chavez Jr and the fans response to Chavez Jr quitting. Also, Spence's first interview back.

 

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Angelo is joined by Fred to break down Anthony Joshua's decisive victory over Andy Ruiz Jr. They get into what went wrong for Ruiz, how Joshua was able to transform himself, and Joshua's future at the heavyweight division. Plus the whole decision to put the fight in Saudi Arabia.

Angelo is joined by Fred for an in-depth preview of the Anthony Joshua's upcoming rematch with Andy Ruiz Jr. Can Joshua correct his mistakes? Will the weight loss help? Is Joshua broken? Can Ruiz win a decision? Who's power is a bigger factor heading into the rematch? All these questions are asked plus more. Also, Top Rank heading overseas? And Jermall Charlo's title defense against Dennis Hogan.

 

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Angelo is joined by Fred in an immediate post-fight reaction pod. The guys break down Wilder's win over Luis Ortiz, they discuss if Wilder was getting outboxed or was it all calculated, if it was out of nowhere or not, and Wilder's power in an all-time context. Plus, They compare this KO to Wilder's previous highlights, FOX's promotion, the ticket sale controversy, Luis Ortiz's future and more.

Angelo is back with Tom to go in-depth to preview the Wilder-Ortiz pay-per-view rematch. Is this the best matchup for Wilder? Is this the most competitive heavyweight fight among titleholders? Who is under the most pressure in the main event? And what are our predictions for buys, attendance, and more. Plus, we discuss the undercard, Callum Smith's return, and the next Manny Pacquiao fight.

 

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Angelo is joined by Tom for a jam packed episode breaking down Canelo's huge win over Sergey Kovalev. Angelo and Tom break down how it happened, how much credit Canelo deserves, and what could possibly be next for Canelo now that he's taken Sergey Kovalev out and made a statement at 175. Plus, a discussion on DAZN's decision to wait for the UFC fight to finish before airing the main event. Also, Ryan Garcia's knockout, Miguel Berchelt's stoppage over Jason Sosa, and Brian Castano's future at 154.

 

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Angelo is joined once again by Fred and Tom to break down the jam packed weekend. First they discuss Josh Taylor's big win over Regis Prograis. They discuss why they believe Taylor was able to get the win, whether things are over for Prograis, and the what the future holds for new unified super lightweight champion Josh Taylor. Plus, how did Shakur Stevenson look, was there anything to learn from his win over Joet Gonzalez, and if Stevenson can be great. Plus, a deep dive on the latest drug testing comedy, the viral shill tweets, and much more. 

Angelo is joined by Tom and Fred to break down the big win Artur Beterbiev scored over Oleksandr Gvozdyk. They debate how much credit Beterbiev deserves, they examine where things went wrong for Gvozdyk, and who now is the best at 175 lbs. Plus, a look at perhaps a future Terence Crawford opponent, Crawford's official next fight, Gervonta Davis possibly fighting in Atlanta, the DAZN heavyweight stable, and the big showdown this weekend between Josh Taylor and Regis Prograis. Plus Shakur Stevenson vs Joet Gonzalez, Erickson Lubin's return and much more.

Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss the events from the past week. Errol Spence was in a car accident and they break down what we know, what we don't, what might have happened, what happens to the boxing world, and which celebrity accident does it compare to. Plus, a breakdown of Usyk's heavyweight debut, why Dmitry Bivol is a high risk low reward fighter, and the upcoming unification between Oleksandr Gvozdyk and Artur Beterbiev. Plus a whole bunch more.

Angelo is joined by Fred to go deep on what happened on Saturday night with Gennadiy Golovkin. Has Golovkin finally shown some signs of aging or was everyone sleeping on Sergiy Derevyanchenko including Golovkin. Plus, the incident with Claressa Shields and the way it was covered, Tyson Fury's WWE angle, and potential that Andy Ruiz Jr may be stripped by the IBF before he can get to his rematch with Anthony Joshua. All of this and more.

Angelo is joined by Tom and Fred for a breakdown of last night's pay-per-view. They discuss how the fight managed to be so entertaining, the punishment both guys took, the decision by FOX & PBC to go with Danny Garcia next, and the next chapter for Shawn Porter. Plus, a conversation about complaining, whether or not David Benavidez is the real deal, Mario Barrios's loss in victory, and much more. 

Angelo is joined by Fred and Tom for a big preview of the upcoming pay-per-view. They discuss the justification for why or why not this fight should be on pay-per-view, how much people know about what success means in pay-per-view terms, where Spence stands historically in his quest to become the biggest draw in boxing, and more. Plus a breakdown of the undercard and more. Plus, a wild finish on the topic of what you see or don't see at weigh-ins.

Angelo is joined by Fred for a jam packed episode. They discuss Tyson Fury's close call with Otto Wallin. Did he get the benefit of the doubt? Is there room for a conspiracy? Should Fury have been stopped? They discuss these questions and wonder if ESPN did the right thing informing Fury's corner his cut was from a punch. Also, they break down the whole Ryan Garcia situation and his potential ugly split with Golden Boy should things get really bad, Canelo officially signing to face Kovalev, and a recap of the rest of the fights from this weekend.

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Angelo is joined by Fred and Tom to discuss Lomachenko's victory of Luke Campbell. What is Lomachenko's ceiling? Was this fight closer than it appeared? Was there anything to criticize Lomachenko for? All these questions are asked, plus a discussion on his future and 2 interesting, but unlikely fights for Loma. Plus, a full breakdown of the undercard featuring Hughie Fury losing, Charlie Edwards losing sort of, and Joshua Buatsi. Also, a look at the mismatch between Erislandy Lara and Ramon Alvarez, the UFC's lawsuit and how Golden Boy got involved, and the future for Callum Smith if he leaves Matchroom.

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Angelo is joined by Fred for a very loose in-depth conversation of Sergey Kovalev's win over Anthony Yarde and his future going forward. Why did Kovalev struggle, how was the commentary, and what happens if he chooses to fight middleweight franchise champion Canelo Alvarez? Also, Andy Ruiz Jr proves his critics wrong by getting a new deal in his rematch with Anthony Joshua despite reporting that he had no leverage. Also, the repercussions of Canelo getting a lawyer, the UFC's antitrust lawsuit, and much more.

Angelo is joined by Fred and Tom on a deep dive into a few topics on this slow boxing week. The guys break down what we know about the upcoming boxing venture headed by Dana White. What can they possible do, what are the hurdles, and of course, why are they coming to boxing? Plus, a look at ESPN's matchmaking and decision making in 2019 and why they seem to be declining at a rapid rate. Plus, who is to blame. And it's a year into the DAZN deal so it's time to look at what they've done right and wrong so far.

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Angelo is joined by Fred to break down the bizarre decision to take the rematch between Andy Ruiz Jr and Anthony Joshua to Saudi Arabia. From a fight where Ruiz had no leverage to forcing it onto "neutral ground", the guys break down the decision from every possible angle. They ask why they are going there, if fans should be upset with the decision, and if there is any way the fight doesn't actually happen. Plus an in-depth discussion on drug testing and Victor Conte's role, Billy Joe Saunders signing with Matchroom, Canelo and Ryan Garcia getting lawyers and their potential next move, Robeisy Ramirez getting beat in his first pro fight, and the answer for why they believe the fight is going to Saudi Arabia.

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Angelo is joined by Fred for a deep dive on the growing feud between Canelo Alvarez and his broadcaster (DAZN) and promoter (Golden Boy Promotions). Is there potential for Canelo to become a free agent? Can we see a court battle? And where did this whole ordeal begin? We trace it all the way back and bring it to today.

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Angelo is joined by Fred for a jam packed episode. The two break down the fantastic Jose Ramirez vs Maurice Hooker unification and debate on the future of Ramirez going forward. Plus they provide a theory for why Eddie Hearn's guys seem to lose when they step to the world stage. They also look over Gervonta Davis's big numbers and his performance, speculating on whether or not he's the most valuable young fighter in the sport. Plus, a break down of the Dillian Whyte failed drug test situation, Sergey Kovalev's latest run in with the law, and DAZN failing to bully Canelo. All this and more.

Angelo is joined by Fred, Leo, and Lex for a discussion on the Pacquiao-Thurman card and what the story of the fight was. They breakdown the undercard, review Dillian Whyte's performance against Oscar Rivas and discuss if Whyte is actually any good or not, and have a conversation around the different approaches to covering the sport between FOX, DAZN, and the late-HBO. Plus a whole lot more like Canelo's postponement of his fight and the trouble over at Golden Boy, Mikey Garcia's potential move, and the WBSS getting into trouble yet again with another fighter threatening to pull out.

Angelo is joined by Fred for an immediate post fight reaction pod. They go in-depth on the Pacquiao-Thurman fight. Did Pacquiao turn back the cards? Were the cards right? Did Thurman's layoff and injuries cause him to lose? How did Pacquiao win the fight? Who should they fight next? All this and more on this post-fight episode.

Angelo is joined by Rollins to do a deep dive on the Manny Pacquiao vs Keith Thurman pay-per-view. All angles are covered in this one from who has the speed advantage, to pay-per-view buy speculation, to questions on legacy. The main question they answer is whether or not Manny Pacquiao should be an underdog and the red flags surrounding both fighters. Plus a full undercard preview and talk of Canelo delaying his next fight and giving up the coveted September 14th date.

Angelo is joined by Fred and Tom to cover the marathon of fights this weekend. They discuss Rob Brant's decision to go to Japan to rematch Ryota Murata, why that might have been a bad idea, and if Golovkin should do it. Jamal James's excellent fight with Antonio DeMarco and where the ceiling is for him at welterweight. They talk about the entertaining Golden Boy card where Rey Vargas managed to make sure everyone left with a bad taste in their mouth eliciting boos from the LA crowd. Daniel Dubois's victory over Nathan Gorman and whether or not it was impressive. Plus, a behind the scenes look at how Top Rank and ESPN handle their PR, a discussion on Terence Crawford's next fight, Canelo's decision for his next opponent and a whole lot more.

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Angelo is joined by Fred and Tom to breakdown the weekend's action. How did Jermall Charlo and Demetrius Andrade look in their 12 round fights? And is Erickson Lubin ready for another world title fight? Plus, what happens next with Gennady Golovkin if Canelo Alvarez is serious about fighting at light heavyweight with Sergey Kovalev.

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Angelo is joined by Fred to discuss Jermell Charlo's brutal knockout victory of Jorge Cota. Should the fight have been allowed to continue? Should fans want referees to be consistent or change based on the fighters? Also, a discussion on how HBO showcased fighters vs the new networks, the changing game of attracting a live crowd and if Tyson Fury did well, more news about the Ruiz-Joshua rematch, what we should think of Pacquiao and Thurman not being tested by VADA, and of course the train wreck that was Malignaggi-Lobov.

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Angelo is joined by Fred for an immediate post-fight breakdown of Tyson Fury's big win over unheralded Tom Schwarz. They breakdown what this means and if it indicates Fury will have greater success with Deontay Wilder in their highly anticipated rematch. Plus, they breakdown the undercard before getting into a rant about the Latvian commission and how poorly they handled the two World Boxing Super Series fights they hosted this afternoon.

Angelo brings Tom and Babs on to discuss their reaction to the big upset by Andy Ruiz Jr last Saturday. They discuss Joshua's bizarre words with his corner between rounds and why Joshua lost the fight plus a whole lot more from what they learned in the building.

Angelo is joined by Fred and Lex to break down Andy Ruiz Jr's huge win over Anthony Joshua. Enough said.

Angelo is joined this week by a whole panel to break down Jamel Herring's title win over Masayuki Ito, Devin Haney's knockout, and the Trout-Gausha draw. Plus, a full breakdown of Anthony Joshua's upcoming fight with Andy Ruiz Jr, a reaction to Gary Russell Jr meeting with DAZN and potentially leaving PBC, and a general discussion on heavyweight boxing.

Angelo is joined by Tom to break down Deontay Wilder's explosive knockout victory over Dominic Breazeale. They talk all things around the knockout, what can be gathered, if Wilder is a crossover star, and more. Plus, where he goes next, did he make the right decision not taking the money to fight on DAZN, and when we should expect him to fight Anthony Joshua. Why was ESPN featuring Wilder so much? Also, Josh Taylor's win, Naoya Inoue's impressive knockout, and Mikey Garcia's next move. All this and more.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to break down the upset from last night. Julian Williams takes Jarrett Hurd's titles and the question becomes whether or not Hurd overlooked Williams. Plus, did the Top Rank rematches look any different from the first time. Also, Pacquiao vs Thurman will face each other on pay-per-view. They do an initial preview for the big summer showdown.

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Angelo is joined by Fred to discuss Canelo's big win over Danny Jacobs. The guys discuss what was most important in Canelo winning the fight, whether Canelo is the new pound-for-pound king, and if the DAZN commentary was really as bad as fans are making it out. Plus, a discussion on a suspect Chris Mannix's tweet, where Jacobs goes from here, and the upcoming card featuring Jarrett Hurd vs Julian Williams and a rematch between Miguel Berchelt and Francisco Vargas.

Angelo is joined by Tom to recap a packed week of action. We saw Regis Prograis stop Kiryl Relikh in devastating fashion, Juan Francisco Estrada get a signature win in his career, and one of the most dreadful fights of the year in Robert Easter Jr vs Rances Barthelemy. Plus, the return of Efe Ajagba, a fight of the year candidate in Danny Roman vs TJ Doheny and more. After recapping, we go deep on the WBSS, Spence-Crawford discussion, and the amount of boxing now available on TV. Plus a heat check on the Canelo-Jacobs fight this weekend.

Instant reaction from Angelo and Tom on the Crawford-Khan pay-per-view. What did they think, what's next for Crawford, and how can we get to Crawford-Khan.

Angelo is joined by Tom to preview up the upcoming pay-per-view between Terence Crawford and Amir Khan. Crawford, Top Rank, and ESPN hope for a re-introduction of Terence Crawford as a pay-per-view star, but will it work? Why is this fight on pay-per-view? Will it do well? Why Amir Khan? All these questions and more get answered on this special edition podcast.

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It's a packed week of action and Fred joins Angelo to recap all the action. Claressa Shields turns in a dominant performance over Christina Hammer in an impressive fight between the two, Vasyl Lomachenko does what Vasyl Lomachenko does and folds Anthony Crolla like a cheap suit, and Dennis Hogan shocks the world by nearly upsetting Jaime Munguia. Plus a recap of the PBC on FS1 card and the fight of the year contender from Sergiy Derevyanchenko and Jack Culcay, and more.

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Angelo is joined by Fred to break down the Top Rank card. How did Gvozdyk look and what is the future for Terence Crawford given Kavaliauskas's draw with Ray Robinson (the new one). Plus, a long discussion on the promotion of Terence Crawford and how the pay-per-view with Khan might do. A full breakdown of the UFC's new pay-per-view deal and why their model is similar to Don King's. And the announcement of Gennady Golovkin's next fight!

Angelo is joined by Tom to break down the big FOX pay-per-view showdown between Errol Spence and Mikey Garcia. Where do these two fighters now rank pound-for-pound after the dust has settled? What was responsible for Spence's success and victory? What will be the narrative? Were they surprised by the amount of people who showed up for the fight?

All of this and more on a jam packed episode.

Angelo is joined by Tom to do a deep dive of Errol Spence's welterweight title defense against Mikey Garcia. How risky is this fight? How does each guy win? What happens if x, y, or z happens? Buy predictions, attendance guesses, and a whole lot more on this jam packed episode on FOX's first pay-per-view.

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Angelo is joined by Fred and Stu to break down the weekend's action. Shawn Porter narrowly escapes a close fight with Yordenis Ugas, Dmitry Bivol scores a complete and decisive win over Joe Smith Jr, and Maurice Hooker has a successful defense of his 140 lb title. Plus, Deontay Wilder is meeting with the networks and discussing his options for his future. Where do the guys think he ends up next? Also, Gennady Golovkin signs with DAZN. What might be in his future.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to break down yet another exciting fight from Erislandy Lara. Lara fights Castano to a draw and the guys break down whether or not the judges got this one right. Plus, how should we feel about Luis Ortiz’s win over Christian Hammer. Also, should Deontay Wilder take the fight with Tyson Fury and sign over to Top Rank? Previews of Shawn Porter vs Yordenis Ugas and the return of Efe Ajagba.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss Gennady Golovkin's potential move to DAZN and recap Chris Eubank Jr's win over James DeGale. Plus, how should we feel about Anthony Dirrell's career going forward, how PBC's promoting their fights, can Joe Joyce be a threat at heavyweight, and Anthony Joshua's heel turn. All this plus more.

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Angelo is joined by a panel of guests (Tom, Stu, Rollins and Fred) to break down Tyson Fury's move to Top Rank. How does this effect his rematch with Deontay Wilder and the potential of a fight with Anthony Joshua down the line.

Angelo is joined by Fred to recap the weekend's action. They discuss Santa Cruz's dominant win over Rafael Rivera and what should be next for the featherweight champion and which fighter is the most overrated in the sport. Plus, how did they score Figueroa-Molina and was it a robbery. Also, discussion on the promotion so far of Spence-Garcia and whether this fight will actually draw. And a lengthy discussion on Anthony Joshua's upcoming fight with Jarrell Miller.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to break down this week's upcoming fights and the biggest news. PLUS, another giveaway. Which fight should you look out for on the Santa Cruz-Rivera card, why is Anthony Joshua fighting in America, and what's next for Vasyl Lomachenko. All this plus an in-depth conversation on what's next for Marcos Maidana.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss the full slate of cards. Which network won the weekend? Is Gervonta Davis going to reach Floyd Mayweather's accomplishments? Where does Jose Ramirez now rank at 140. This and a whole lot more.

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Angelo is joined by Tom and they go deep on the ESPN card. How did Sergey Kovalev look in his win over Alvarez, did Oscar Valdez look good, and is Tom sold on Teofimo Lopez? Plus, Joshua is choosing Miller, Gennady Golovkin soon to make his decision, and Abner Mares has to pull out of his fight. Also, they preview the upcoming Gervonta Davis fight, Alberto Machado's return, and Rob Brant's fight this Friday.

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Angelo is joined by Tom this week to discuss Keith Thurman's return after 2 years off. Was the result shocking? Plus, is Manny Pacquiao next for Thurman and more. Other topics include Adam Kownacki possibly fighting Wilder, Jaime Munguia's performance, and the rest of the fights. Plus, Pacquiao-Broner pay-per-view numbers and Alvarez-Kovalev 2.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to recap the rest of a packed week of boxing. They discuss where Demetrius Andrade fits in at the middleweight division, what might be next for Bryant Jennings, an interesting nugget from his post-fight interview, Canelo facing Danny Jacobs, and the return of Keith Thurman.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to break down the Pacquiao-Broner undercard. They discuss where Manny Pacquiao now stands at welterweight, if the Mayweather fight is still big, and if Broner is wrong to think he won the fight. Plus, Marcus Browne's win over Badou Jack and the rest of the undercard.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss the Pacquiao-Broner undercard. How will the fight play out, what happens in the event that Broner wins, and should this even be a pay-per-view? This plus a full breakdown of the undercard and a career retrospective of Manny Pacquiao.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss Caleb Plant's upset win over Jose Uzcategui. Plus, Gennady Golovkin may have found a new home. They break down if the rumors should be believed, Andrade-Akavov, and the Jennings-Rivas cards.

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Angelo is joined by Tom and Babs (with a special guest appearance by Stu) to breakdown the first big fight on the DAZN platform. Canelo stops Rocky Fielding and the guys break down the win and Canelo's possible future at 168 pounds. Plus, a prediction on who Canelo will actually fight next. Also, Gilberto Ramirez's win over Jesse Hart and where he ranks at 168, the rest of the Canelo undercard, Willie Monroe Jr tests positive, and a whole lot more on this jam packed episode. Yes, there is weird editing. We explain it at the end.

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Angelo is joined this week by Fred and Stu to breakdown the big weekend of boxing. They discuss the changes we're seeing in how Lomachenko is breaking his opponents down, whether or not they're impressed, and whether Dogboe can get better. Plus, a discussion on Kell Brook's disappointing performance, the future of DAZN, Canelo's big New York fight with Rocky Fielding, and a whole lot more.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss the rest of the boxing week. They discuss the proposed Crawford-Khan PPV in the Spring, Gennady Golovkin moving over to PBC and Vasyl Lomachenko's showdown with Jose Pedraza.

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Angelo is joined by Fred to breakdown the Wilder-Fury PPV. They breakdown the fight that played out like a movie. Were the scores right? Was it a robbery? Who they thought won the fight? And more. Plus, a breakdown of the undercard, shady figures in boxing, conspiracy theories, and Stevenson-Gvozdyk talk.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss the upcoming pay-per-view between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury. The guys break the fight down, talk about the different ways it could play out, whether or not it will be a PPV success or failure, and predict who they believe will win. Plus, a full undercard breakdown, what does Jarrett Hurd need to prove, what's next for Joe Joyce, and can Adonis Stevenson escape Father Time once more. Plus, a lot more.

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NOTE: Tom's audio gets very choppy while we discuss Crawford potentially fighting Luis Collazo. Our apologies for the connection issue. The rest of the episode should be listenable.

Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss Denis Lebedev's win, plus a breakdown of Dmitry Bivol's win over Jean Pascal and where he sits at light heavyweight now. Also, should Usyk fight Lebedev instead of Anthony Joshua? Terence Crawford fighting Luis Collazo, which 2 fighters missed tests with the WBC Clean Boxing Program, and the Pacquiao-Broner press conference.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss the new PBC-Fox deal. The partnership, what it was like live, who the losers are of the deal, and the most interesting fights they announced. Plus, DAZN puts on a really bad card Saturday night, Hooker upsets Saucedo, and much more.

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Angelo is joined by Tom and Babs to discuss Usyk-Bellew. Did Tony Bellew surprise or even have Usyk in trouble? They discuss that, plus Bellew's legacy, and Usyk's future at heavyweight. Plus a discussion on the PBC 'takeover' of the UK, the WBSS cruiserweight tournament, whether or not Wilder-Fury is in trouble, and more.

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Angelo is joined by Tom and they discuss Miguel Berchelt's destruction of Mickey Roman. The guys debate whether Berchelt would have an easier time with Gervonta Davis or Vasyl Lomachenko. Plus, a big letdown for Ryan Burnett, is Josh Taylor on the verge of stardom?, and Floyd Mayweather announces his return in some sort of exhibition. Plus more.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss Canelo's move to DAZN. Is DAZN a real threat to the other networks now that they've got the biggest star in the sport. Also, Manny Pacquiao officially joins PBC, Rob Brant beats Ryota Murata, Andrade scores an impressive win, and much much more covered.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss Terence Crawford's knockout of Jose Benavidez. But why are people down on Crawford? They discuss why people might see Crawford in a different way after the Benavidez fight. Also, Manny Pacquiao's future with PBC and how best to use him, Floyd Mayweather agreeing to fight Khabib, the World Boxing Super Series, and more.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss Naoya Inoue's spectacular knockout of Juan Carlos Payano, Canelo's next fight against Rocky Fielding, and the first Matchroom USA card. Also, the Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury press conference, Gervonta Davis's tweets, how DAZN performed this weekend, and the drama from the McGregor-Khabib pay-per-view.

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Angelo is joined by Stu to discuss Anthony Joshua's big KO win over Alexander Povetkin. The question is, how did Joshua look? They discuss DAZN's first broadcast, the good and bad, Joshua's chances against Wilder and Fury, Joshua as a draw, and Golden Boy potentially winding up on DAZN.

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Angelo is joined by Stu to discuss all things British boxing. How successful will Joshua-Povetkin be? Can Usyk-Bellew surpass it? Why are people down on Joshua-Povetkin? Why are big time fights happening in Manchester? All of these questions answered and more.

Angelo is joined by Tom to breakdown the Canelo-Golovkin fight. They tackle the scoring, the response, the broadcast, where each fighter goes from here, HBO's future, the undercard, and more.

Angelo is joined by Rollins to break down Canelo and Golovkin from both sides. They discuss who stands to lose more from this fight, who has the most to gain, what is the favorable result for the sport, will the judges exhibit any sort of bias or over-compensation, HBO's position as a PPV platform, the buzz surrounding this fight, and the nature of being a fan.

Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss the big welterweight showdown between Danny Garcia and Shawn Porter. They discuss the scoring, whether or not the judges got it right, why Porter won, and how Porter vs Spence would go. Plus, Spence's rant on Terence Crawford, the new landscape of boxing, Manny Pacquiao's possibly shocking future, and whether or not Amir Khan should retire.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss the Ryan Garcia fight on Facebook. How did the huge social media following influence the numbers and did Ryan Garcia make any new fans? Plus, PBC's new deal with Showtime and whether or not it will be good for boxing. Also, Danny Garcia vs Shawn Porter, Superfly 3 on Boxing After Dark, and more.

Rollins joins Angelo to discuss Jose Pedraza's win over Ray Beltran. Plus, the crazy PBC card, the YouTube boxing card and the impact it might have on the sport, has Top Rank done better for Pedraza than PBC, how good is Isaac Dogboe, and Berchelt-Roman goes to ESPN+.

Simon makes his return after a long layoff to discuss Tyson Fury's fight this past Saturday along with the upcoming PPV showdown between Fury and Deontay Wilder. Plus, a discussion on whether or not this can compete with Anthony Joshua. Also, Bryant Jennings at heavyweight, Tony Bellew's future, and general catch-up with Simon.

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Angelo is joined by Tom and they discuss what Angelo believes is the most important fight on the boxing schedule. Who are the major players and who stands to benefit from this fight on the horizon. Plus, how is Canelo-Golovkin doing? What does it mean that Wilder and Fury are going to make a PPV fight? And will Oscar Valdez do better with Eddy Reynoso?

Rollins joins Angelo to discuss Mikey Garcia's dominant win over Robert Easter Jr. They take a deep dive and discuss all factors involved in the future of Mikey Garcia. Where does Lomachenko go from here? Who benefits from a Garcia-Spence fight? Where is DAZN in all of this? Why Top Rank can't make this fight happen? What is Easter's future? All of this and a whole lot more. Plus Dillian White appreciation and much more.

Angelo is joined by Tom and Babs and they breakdown the World Boxing Super Series final, why it wasn't as big of a success as it could be, Mikey Garcia's upcoming fight with Robert Easter Jr, and whether or not Jaime Munguia is any good. All this plus a whole lot more.

Angelo is joined by Tom who was at the DAZN/Matchroom USA press conference. They get into all the details of the deal and what this means for boxing.

Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss the return to form of Manny Pacquiao against Lucas Matthysse. Plus, myths about ratings, Regis Prograis's dominating victory, and Teofimo Lopez's future. Also, the World Boxing Super Series past and present, Eddie Hearn's announcement on the DAZN deal, Kell Brook pulling out of his fight and much more.

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Angelo is joined by Tom and they discuss Miguel Berchelt's successful title defense and who is the top at 130. Plus, how big is Claressa Shields vs Christina Hammer, Martin Murray's dreadful win over Roberto Garcia, and Josh Taylor's victory over Viktor Postol. Plus, more on AJ and Wilder, prospects that just fought and will be in action, who the number one prospect in boxing is, Spence's plans to capture the latino fanbase, Canelo not doing press, and David Benavidez fighting Anthony Dirrell. Who does Mikey Garcia remind us of with the talked about Spence fight and a whole lot more.

Angelo and Tom are back to discuss the IBF situation and why Errol Spence had to destroy Carlos Ocampo. Plus, rehydration, the path to stardom, and the Dallas Cowboys. Plus, Daniel Roman beats up Moises Flores and the Fortuna vs Granados debacle. Plus, the new HBO budget? Canelo vs Golovkin a work? And Chisora vs Takam. Plus more.

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Angelo and Tom breakdown Leo Santa Cruz's impressive win over Abner Mares, how they felt about Jermell Charlo's decision over Austin Trout, and Terence Crawford's beatdown of Jeff Horn. They also discuss the attendance figures and what it means for Terence Crawford's status as a star in the sport, Canelo-Golovkin back at the table, and why Eddie Hearn's DAZN deal isn't off to a hot start.

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Angelo and Tom are back to discuss the potential of Canelo and Golovkin not fighting. Plus, DAZN/Matchroom and Top Rank are both under pressure to deliver fights and how are they gonna do that? Also, why is Joshua rejecting the fight with Wilder and where will they make the most money?

Angelo and Tom break down the Linares vs Lomachenko title fight. They discuss ESPN's heavily biased commentary, Lomachenko's ceiling, why other elite fighters don't fight like him, what they were most impressed by, and the betting line. Plus, Jaime Munguia beats up Sadam Ali in predictable fashion, Devin Haney's future, the upcoming Mikey Garcia vs Robert Easter Jr fight, Adonis Stevenson and Badou Jack, Gary Russell Jr vs Jo Jo Diaz, and Lee Selby vs Josh Warrington.

Angelo and Tom break down the DAZN-Matchroom deal. They discuss Matchroom's $1 billion dollar deal to air 32 cards per year. How is this connected to PBC? Will Haymon's fighters get involved? Who is the target audience? What about Wilder vs Joshua? And who are the big losers here. Plus a whole lot more.

Leo joins Angelo to discuss the predictable, but still somehow shocking to some fans, farce that was Tony Bellew vs David Haye. Also, Golovkin beats Martirosyan as he was supposed to and the way HBO covered it. K2's failure with getting new fighters, Ryan Garcia's win on ESPN, and Zuffa boxing.

Rollins joins Angelo to do a mailbag episode. Rollins makes his first appearance and by the end of the podcast is unloading blistering takes on your favorite fighter. They discuss what Lomachenko has to do to be p4p #1, how much money Top Rank is making, why Marvel movies suck, the brightest futures in boxing, Showtime's schedule for the rest of the year, and a whole lot more. This is a packed episode with a little bit of everything.

Note: Infinity War spoilers at 35:00-36:00 and 50:00-54:00.

Eddie Hearn is trying to fool the public with this $50 million dollar offer, Danny Jacobs with a very conflicting performance against Maciej Sulecki, and Jarrell Miller's potential in the heavyweight division. Plus, who is moving to HBO, Golovkin's next move, will he be stripped, and the upcoming Bellew vs Haye rematch.

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Angelo is joined by Tom to discuss this weekend’s action. They break down the Brooklyn card that Tom was at, discussing why he thought Vargas won, Charlo’s big knockout, and Davis’s ceiling. Plus, the return of Amir Khan (all 40 seconds of it), Carl Frampton’s nice win over Nonito Donaire, and why the Nevada State Athletic Commission got it right with Canelo. Plus, ESPN+ has plans for a new boxing themed show, Danny Jacobs’s plans at middleweight, and a whole lot more.

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Angelo and Babs discuss Gennady Golovkin not having an opponent on May 5th, Eddie Hearn's lies about a potential Wilder fight, what people are missing when talking about Joshua-Wilder, the return of Amir Khan, Adrien Broner in trouble in his return, and why this is a must-win fight for Carl Frampton.

Paul joins Angelo to discuss Jarrett Hurd and Erislandy Lara's thriller of a fight. They break down the cards, discuss why the cards were close, and why the fight was as good as it was. Plus, has James DeGale gotten better or is he as bad as ever? Will Floyd let Gervonta fight Lomachenko? Should we believe in Eddie Hearn regarding Joshua vs Wilder, and the best resumes in boxing. Note, they promise to talk about WWE but don't actually do it because it didn't turn out good. They didn't know what they were talking about and deleted it for your sake.

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Angelo and Paul discuss Canelo's choice to withdraw from his upcoming fight with Gennady Golovkin. About 30 minutes in Fred Garvin makes his return to the podcast after a lengthy layoff to discuss the failed test, the Nevada State Athletic Commission, and the choice to cancel the fight.

Anthony Joshua unified 3 of the 4 major heavyweight titles. Babs joins Angelo to discuss the big heavyweight fight. Plus, David Price is knocked out and nobody was surprised, more discussion on the Canelo-Golovkin drug testing fiasco, and predictions for Jarrett Hurd vs Erislandy Lara.

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Babs joins Angelo to discuss why Dillian Whyte's KO over Lucas Browne isn't a big deal, how the Nevada Athletic Commission is doing a PR more, and how perception of Canelo's test result could be different. Plus, a preview of Anthony Joshua's defense against Joseph Parker.

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Paul makes his debut on the podcast joining Angelo to discuss Floyd Mayweather's apparent intention to enter the octagon. They ask the question how much money is enough to get embarrassed? Plus, Jose Ramirez's win and putting his status in the division in perspective, ranking the 140 lb division in tiers, whether or not Oleksandr Gvozdyk is any good, Canelo's apparent fight against Spike O'Sullivan, and Carl Frampton's hypocrisy. Plus, is British boxing dying because of Anthony Joshua? All this and much more.

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Angelo hosts a new roundtable with users ranting and asking questions. Mikey Garcia aims for 147, but can he hang? Is there an expiration date on Oscar Valdez's career? Is Julius Indongo a good win for Regis Prograis?

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Angelo and Leo are back to discuss Mikey Garcia's win over Sergey Lipinets becoming a 4 division champion. Plus Valdez beats Quigg in the rain, Mexican meat beats Canelo, and Julius Indongo innuendo after Regis Prograis destroys him. Pacquiao's return, Horn-Crawford, and more.

Angelo is joined by Tom and they discuss Deontay Wilder's big win over Luis Ortiz. They talk about why the rules don't apply to Deontay Wilder, what they learned from the fight, and why Wilder is now endearing to fans all of a sudden. Tom explains his scoring, talks about what happened that had Jim Grey yelling, and the two predict how a Wilder and Joshua fight play out. Plus, what's next for Luis Ortiz, Jose Uzcategui's win over Andre Dirrell, Sergey Kovalev's position at light heavyweight, Dmitry Bivol's win over Sullivan Barrera, and more. Plus previews of Mikey Garcia vs Sergey Lipinets, Oscar Valdez vs Scott Quigg, Regis Prograis vs Julius Indongo, and much more.

Leo talked a big game and now he has to face the music in the wake of Juan Francisco Estrada losing to Srisaket Sor Rungvisai. Leo and Angelo discuss and breakdown the SuperFly card and pick out what's next for Rungvisai and Estrada. Also, what is the problem with Carlos Cuadras, and Donnie Nietes's position in boxing. Plus, Manny Pacquiao may be fighting without Freddie Roach in his corner, Dana White meets with Mikey Garcia, and Hugo Centeno Jr postpones his fight with Jermall Charlo. Also, the return of Sergey Kovalev, Dmitry Bivol vs Sullivan Barrera, and a discussion on Deontay Wilder vs Luis Ortiz.

Tom joins Angelo on the podcast to answer the question everyone is dying to know? Who would you rather be, Victor Ortiz or Chris Eubank Jr? Also, TICKET GIVEAWAY! Win a ticket to Superfly 2 this weekend at the Forum. Be sure to listen to find out how to win a ticket to see Srisaket Sor Rungvisai face Juan Francisco Estrada.

They discuss Eubank's embarrassing loss, Victor Ortiz's "draw", whether Kavailauskas stands a chance amongst the top at 147, and why Ray Beltran will fight Vasyl Lomachenko next. Plus, who is the most powerful manager in boxing, rating Ryan Garcia, grading Shakur Stevenson's career thus far, and why winning the WBSS doesn't mean much for George Groves. All this plus a cameo from Claude and a good old fashioned fanboy argument over DC & Marvel.

Angelo is joined by Adam to discuss Miguel Berchelt's dominant victory, Roy Jones's retirement, and the upcoming fight between George Groves and Chris Eubank Jr.

Murat Gassiev wins a thriller against Yunier Dorticos, but will he beat Oleksandr Usyk? Is Jerwin Ancajas the next Manny Pacquiao? Is Gilberto Ramirez a top 3 super middleweight ? Plus, Pacquiao back on pay-per-view, Floyd Mayweather is making videos of him stepping into the octagon, do we believe Jorge Linares will fight Vasyl Lomachenko and much more.

Angelo is joined by Leo to discuss this weekend's fights. Lucas Matthysse scored a knockout over Tewa Kiram, but are they convinced it was legit? Also, Jorge Linares defends his lightweight title. Where exactly should he be ranked and will he beat Vasyl Lomachenko in a fight? Oleksandr Usyk wins and will he win the tournament now that he looks human? Also, Manny Pacquiao's next move and more.

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Showtime and PBC announce their upcoming schedule for the next 6 months. Angelo previews the schedule and takes listener questions and comments about what's to come from PBC. We dive into which fight is most exciting, which is the surest bet, and who will come out on top. Also, Andre Ward's potential return, Manny Pacquiao questions, Canelo-Golovkin debate, and Daniel Cormier slander.

We're back to give a ringside perspective of what happened this past Saturday. We discuss Errol Spence's beatdown of Lamont Peterson and what impressed us most. Plus, what is next for Spence at 147. Also, was Javier Fortuna robbed against Robert Easter, Marcus Browne at 175, what UFC has that boxing is missing, finalized fights between Anthony Joshua and Joseph Parker, Jeff Horn defending against Terence Crawford, and more. We preview Mairis Briedis vs Oleksandr Usyk and the HBO double header with Lucas Matthysse and Jorge Linares.

Leo joins me for our regularly scheduled podcast. The boxing schedule is finally picking up and preview Errol Spence vs Lamont Peterson. What happens if Peterson wins? What is a super fight? When should we want Spence vs Thurman? Also, Mikey Garcia's fight with Sergey Lipinets is called off. What should Mikey do now? Will Top Rank make a fight between Manny Pacquiao and Vasyl Lomachenko? And would you rather be Amir Khan or Kell Brook going forward. All these questions answered and more.

It's time for another mailbag episode and we've got some loaded questions. Has Top Rank on ESPN been a success? Does PBC belong in the same sentence as success? How can these guys improve? Who will be the last man standing at 154? Who is due to retire in 2018? Plus, the trolls of our chat, inappropriate things to do at work and the morality of it, the best cartoon of our childhood, family members in jail, and a lot more.

Simon is back and we are going to review 2017. We take time to discuss the top candidates for fighter of the year, what was our fight of the year (which we disagree on big time), and our favorite memories of the year. We discuss Jeff Horn's rise, Joshua-Klitschko, who I was most excited to see live, the saltiest post fight interview, craziest moments in fights, and more. Plus the most improved fighter of the year, our 2018 fighter of the year prediction, who will have the worst year in 2018, and more smaller awards like most unnecessary fight, most underwhelming, and worst title holder. Plus, which storylines to watch out for in 2018.

This is a packed episode with a recap of Billy Joe Saunders's showcase over David Lemieux. We discuss how good Saunders was and why he may not deserve full credit, why I'm not surprised by Douglas losing, and just how bad Cletus Seldin was. Plus we do a mailbag with 60 questions to answer (not all are good questions). We pull not punches and avoid no questions. We talk about Mikey Garcia possibly ducking Vasyl Lomachenko, whether Naoya Inoue is moving up, what's the best division for the 2nd round of the WBSS, prospects we like, "Wanted" by Adrien Broner, Conor McGregor vs Manny Pacquiao, Neville (and who he is), Christmas gifts, and much more. Plus a wild Russia appears to interrupt the last part of the podcast.

Vasyl Lomachenko beats Guillermo Rigondeaux. How much stock should be put into this win? The answer plus much more. We break down Lomachenko's win, we look back at the career of Orlando Salido, ask whether Salido-Roman is a fight of the year contender, question whether James DeGale was ever good or is he just done, and discuss the controversial decision in Farmer-Ogawa. Also discussed, Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz in boxing, the WBC's continued idiocy, Joshua-Parker getting close, and Kell Brook. Plus, find out why SKB thinks I'm a better promoter than Eddie Hearn. All this and a lot more.

Leo joins me to discuss the Hall of Fame career of Miguel Cotto that was punctuated with a loss to Sadam Ali. We also discuss Anthony Yigit, Rigondeaux moving up to fight Vasyl Lomachenko, and the potential next Boxing vs UFC super fight.

It's time for another mailbag and we've got a ton of questions to answer. We discuss the potential Lomachenko vs Rigondeaux fight and why it's a mismatch, how soon will Canelo and Anthony Joshua part from their respective promoters, who wins a promoter tournament, the best fight to make in 2018, a ton of questions about Errol Spence, how easy it is to talk down any division, who McGregor should fight next, divisions that make for good tournaments, women's boxing, /r/boxing gossip, and much more.

Leo joins me to get hyped over the new and improved version of Sergey Kovalev. Plus we discuss Sullivan Barrera's future, the horrible Gamboa-Sosa fight, and Devon Alexander's return to the ring. Plus, a retrospective on Miguel Cotto's career. Other topics: David Haye, Frampton-Donaire, Joshua-Parker, Canelo, Matthysse, Linares, Charlo-Centeno, and much more.

skb96 is back to discuss (or justify) why he thinks Anthony Joshua is ducking Deontay Wilder. I play along and lay out a doomsday scenario for the boxing world around the heavyweight fight everyone wants to see. Plus, reactions to Danny Jacobs's his HBO debut, Cletus Seldin's stoppage win, and Jarrell Miller's performance vs Mariusz Wach. Also, we discuss the British domestic scene, the news from this week that includes Conor McGregor's return to boxing????, and the previews for next week headlined by the return of Carl Frampton.

Deontay Wilder turns Bermane Stiverne into a meme. We break down the fight and discuss the future for Wilder and what this means for Anthony Joshua. Also recapped: Shawn Porter's clear win over Adrian Granados, whether or not Sergey Lipinets got exposed, Dmitry Bivol's quick work of Trent Broadhurst, Dereck Chisora losing, Scott Quigg being abandoned by his trainer, and Jamie McDonnell's no contest. We discuss Errol Spence's good first defense, Jeff Horn's bad first defense, the progress of Linares-Garcia, Yamanaka needing to stay retired, and the UFC's interest in promoting. We preview Smith-Williams, Taylor-Vazquez, Jacobs-Aria, and Beterbiev-Koelling.

We have a ton of listener questions and we touch on a little bit of everything in the sport of boxing. We talk about the World Boxing Super Series, the 154 lb triple header from last weekend, the super flyweight division, Lomachenko vs Rigondeaux, why the welterweight division has so much talent, and a lot more. Plus, general questions, history, and some dumb questions that are actually awesome.

Jermell Charlo knocks out Erickson Lubin in 1 round and Erislandy Lara finds himself with a new rival. Plus, Jarrett Hurd does well but shows some glaring holes, Leo Santa Cruz stops Chris Avalos, Abner Mares wins, and George Groves beats Jamie Cox. We discuss the fights, their futures, and more. Also, Anthony Joshua will face Carlos Takam and Miguel Cotto faces Sadam Ali. We break both fights down.

Erislandy Lara headlines a stacked super welterweight card with 3 title fights. We break them all down. We discuss the part of Erickson Lubin's career that's been revised, how Jarrett Hurd can be upset, and whether or not George Groves is a likable fighter. Plus, Miguel Cotto has chosen Sadam Ali as his final opponent.

SKB96 aka Babs makes his podcast debut after a year of asking for a spot. The big news this week is the failed drug test of Luis Ortiz. We discuss whether or not he is guilty and what Wilder should do next. Dillian Whyte is discussed as an opponent and Babs makes his opinion heard on the career of Whyte. We move onto the Canelo-Golovkin rematch and why the WBC ordered a rematch and if there should be any concern about the location of the rematch. We also discuss the super flyweight division and what may happen if Roman Gonzalez chooses to continue his career, whether Naoya Inoue can't find opponents is real, and why Charlie Edwards vs John Riel Casimero wasn't the biggest waste of time last year. Plus, Adonis Stevenson's potential fight with Eleider Alvarez and whether Miguel Cotto should fight David Lemieux. Previews of Crolla vs Burns, Eubank Jr vs Yildirim, and a lot of Anthony Joshua.

It’s mailbag time. We have close to 40 questions of varying significance to get to. Some questions are good, some aren’t that great, and some cross several lines. We discuss Jorge Linares vs Mikey Garcia, why Errol Spence is considered good, Terence Crawford’s future, Mike Tyson, the Klitschko’s dominance, Hughie Fury, a future Andre Ward return, and a lot more.

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Simon is here to discuss Andre Ward’s retirement, Jorge Linares’s narrow win over Luke Campbell, and Yunier Dorticos’s big knockout. Plus we discuss a trio of rematch possibilities (Canelo-Golovkin, Haye-Bellew, and Pacquiao-Horn). We recap the controversial Parker-Fury heavyweight fight, Oscar Valdez’s win over Genesis Servania, and the close fight between Gilberto Ramirez and Jesse Hart. Also, we get into what Danny Jacobs signing with Matchroom and HBO means for boxing on the whole.

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Jason makes his return to the podcast and we do a full breakdown of the draw between Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin. We discuss the 118-110 card, whether the fight was actually close, and justification for how to score a fight. We talk about the various headlines that were missed coming out of the fight, the expectations fans had of each fighter, and what you should walk away with after the fight. We talk about commentary biases, what it was like in Vegas, and how it compares to the Lara fight. Plus rematch discussion, Miguel Cotto and more. We also touch on Sergey Kovalev, the other fights from this weekend, Lomachenko vs Rioondeaux, and Wilder vs Ortiz. Plus, previews for Oscar Valdez, Gilberto Ramirez, Joseph Parker, Yunier Dorticos, and Jorge Linares cards.

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Simon joins me and we recap the great fights over the weekend. We eulogize the career of Roman Gonzalez, talk about the misconception of Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, and the power of Naoya Inoue. We talk about Estrada’s second coming out party and a controversial opinion on Oleksandr Usyk. Plus, Benavidez-Gavril discussion. We talk about Mikey Garcia going up to face Miguel Cotto and Kubrat Pulev’s bold strategy. Then we do the previews: the Japanese card, the World Boxing Super Series, the Filipino title fight, and Billy Joe Saunders vs Willie Monroe Jr. Then we move on to discuss the Canelo-Golovkin pay-per-view. We give our predictions and discuss implications.

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Fred and Simon are here this week to discuss Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor’s mega fight. We give credit where it’s due, discuss what we saw technically from each fighter, and the strategies that fans and experts predicted. We also talk about the impact on boxing on the whole, future UFC fighters, and big fights in the future. We argue less than Malignaggi and Bernstein and make fun of Steve Farhood’s 5-4 score. We get into the stoppage and much much more on this jammed pack episode.

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We are back to discuss Terence Crawford’s dominant win over Julius Indongo to unify 140 pounds. We discuss what makes Crawford so successful and what his argument is for pound-for-pound #1. Then we discuss Mayweather-McGregor in-depth. We break down McGregor’s realistic chances in the fight, whether or not records will be broken, and all of the ridiculous prop bets I could find.

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We’re back to fully breakdown and discuss the Vasyl Lomachenko vs Miguel Marriaga beat down. We discuss why it was a ratings failure and who should really be held accountable for the disappointment. We somehow tie it to Adrien Broner and it will make sense. Also, how HBO divides the boxing community, delusional promoters, and the proposed plan for Bryant Jennings. Plus, Claressa Shields’s dominant performance and her future (yes, we discuss Ronda Rousey), the retirement of Juan Manuel Marquez and Tim Bradley, why we need to add Manny Pacquiao to the list, and Paulie Malignaggi’s sneaky plan. Plus quick hits on David Benavidez, Zou Shiming, Terence Crawford, Orlando Salido, and more!

And we cap it all off with a big discussion on Canelo vs Golovkin and some controversial takes there!

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Direct quote from Jason, “Definitely the podcast I’m most proud of.” Jason joins me for a wild hour of boxing talk. We talk about Mikey Garcia’s entry into the category of unbeatable fighters, Jermall Charlo’s entry at middleweight and potential opponents, Zou Shiming’s loss, and the retirements of Fury, Klitschko, Miura, Uchiyama, and Bradley. Plus we discuss trainers who try to sell fights, upcoming fights, potential of a Spence vs Horn showdown, and a new kind of tournament.

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Jason and Fred join the podcast to discuss the long history of UFC trying to replicate the success of Floyd Mayweather, how Conor McGregor got the Mayweather fight, the UFC’s role, financial differences between the two sports, and why this fight has been signed. We also discuss where Canelo, as boxing’s second biggest draw, now fits into the equation. What Canelo’s future will be, how many pay-per-view buys we expect from his Golovkin fight, and much more.

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Simon joins me to discuss the WWE atmosphere that is the Mayweather-McGregor press events. Plus, we discuss the World Boxing Super Series, Manny Pacquiao’s continuing money problems, and Ricky Burns vs Anthony Crolla. We also preview this week’s packed schedule. Takashi Miura attempts to regain his WBC title from Miguel Berchelt, Joe Smith Jr tries to prove he’s legit at light heavyweight, and Omar Figueroa looks to get his career back on track. We preview all this weekends fight and talk about giving away free stuff!

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