Sean provides the preview this week for the IBO lightweight title clash between George Kambosos Jr and Maxi Hughes. Hughes goes into the fight as both champion and underdog and is looking to secure a mega-fight in the division whilst Kambosos is aiming to get his chance once more at ultimate glory.

In this second part to the Tex Rickard career profile, we continue to present the story of how the continued success in boxing promotions would lead the creation of new venues including a new Madison Square Garden and the presentation of some historic fights grossing money beyond the wildest dreams of anyone in the 1920s.

It is slim pickings this week for big fights but the most notable and with significance is the undisputed super featherweight clash between Alycia Baumgardner and Christina Linadartou. We also cover fights involving Nonito Donaire, Josh Kelly and the debut of Cuban sensation Andy Cruz.

The last week has brought us three signed, sealed, and delivered heavyweight fights as the division was seemingly coming to a standstill. We discuss Joshua vs Whyte, Usyk vs Dubois, and Zhang vs Joyce but also talk about where Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder fit into this equation in a debate about the current state of heavyweight boxing.

In this show, we look back on the last two weekends of boxing as Jaron Ennis continued his dominance in the welterweight division and Savannah Marshall become the undisputed super middleweight champion.

In the first of a two-part story, we present the early beginning of Rickard and how his time as a sheriff and a miner up in Alaska would take him on a journey to promoting some of the sport's biggest bouts in the first decade of the 20th century.

Dave Amerman of Goldin Auctions LLC and from the hit Netflix show King Of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch joins Sean on the podcast to discuss their big boxing memorabilia auction that they have which runs until the 12th of July.

The term ‘uncrowned champ’ has been used and abused throughout boxing history, but this middleweight contender earned that title the hard way. Charley Burley (September 6, 1917 – October 16, 1992) was an American boxer who fought as a welterweight and middleweight from 1936 to 1950.

We are back on the mic for this weekend's boxing highlighting the significant fights to watch but more importantly giving our thoughts and gripes over the heavyweight division!

Wilfred "Wilfredo" Benítez (born September 12, 1958) is an American-born Puerto Rican former professional boxer and the fifth king of the ‘Four Kings’ era, used a fake ID to turn pro, and was younger than Mike Tyson when he became a world champion! He became the youngest world champion in the sport's history. Earning his first of three career world titles in separate weight divisions at the age of seventeen, he is best remembered as a skilled and aggressive fighter with exceptional defensive abilities. We present the story of "El Radar" and how early introduction to boxing on the grounds of PS 124 would forge the skills that would develop the young Benitez into one of boxing's legendary fighters.

The last two weekends in the sport of boxing have provided some much-needed feel-good moments from Chantelle Cameron retaining her undisputed crown in Ireland to Chris Billam-Smith giving us a real-life Rocky moment after he beat Lawrence Okolie, and we can not forget Leigh Wood recapturing his crown from Mauricio Lara. However, where ever there is glory there is also controversy waiting in the wings as Devin Haney retained his undisputed lightweight crown much to the dismay of many fans and pundits believing Vasyl Lomachenko was robbed.

In part two, we continue the journey of Muhammad Ali and how his career takes a dramatic turn after he refuses to serve in the Vietnam War. Following his exile from boxing we tell the story of how the defining fights such as 'The Fight Of The Century', 'The Rumble In The Jungle', and 'The Thrilla In Manila' would shape the second part of his career and legacy.

In part one, we tell the story of a young Cassius Clay making his way from the streets of Louisville, Kentucky to the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome and embarking on a professional boxing career whilst exploring the religion of Islam much to the disdain of the segregated society of the time.

In a rematch from their epic encounter in February, Mauricio Lara and Leigh Wood go toe to toe once again as the Nottingham man aims to recapture the WBA featherweight title after losing in a fight he was winning! We look back and discuss the first fight and what changes are needed for the rematch for both fighters.

Lawrence Okolie 19-0 (14KOs) defends his WBO cruiserweight title for the fourth time against former stablemate and sparring partner Chris Billam-Smith 17-1 (12KOs). We discuss the history of both fighters and break down the keys to victory for each man and provide our prediction for the fight.

Destiny awaits the victor in the highly anticipated undisputed lightweight contest between Devin Haney 29-0 (15KOs) and Vasyl Lomachenko 17-2 (11KOs). We look into the background of the fight and discuss our thoughts, feelings, and predictions as to how this super fight will play out.

Katie Taylor aims to become a two-weight undisputed champion as she faces current champion Chantelle Cameron in Ireland. We look into the recent fights and assess the possible outcomes of the fight with both looking to create history.

This is an opportunity to hear what we produce for our loyal patrons! This episode was commissioned by loyal patron Nick Canada, and we take through an extensive list of the best boxing movies released, providing their thoughts on some of the greatest and worst films ever made.

In an exciting bout, Canelo beat John Ryder via unanimous decision in Mexico, with Ryder putting on a valiant performance. Sean breaks down the performances of both men and talks about the future fights on the horizon. Also on the show is a recap of Joshua Buatsi's return to the ring and why he needed the rounds ahead of future fights with the big names at light heavyweight.

In an addendum to our fight week preview, we shoot the breeze on the career of the Mexican superstar Saul "Canelo" Alvarez discussing his rise to prominence in the boxing world and some of the most notable fights that have helped create the legacy of the future Hall of Famer.

It's Cinco de Mayo week in Mexico and that means only one thing...Saul "Canelo" Alvarez is boxing!

In a special edition of "Shooting The Breeze," we take a look back at the 1980s when the lighter weights in boxing rose to the forefront due to four fighters that would compete in a series of epic bouts against one another which would have journalists coining the phrase "The Fab Four". Those four fighters were Sugar Ray Leonard, Marvin Hagler, Tommy Hearns & Roberto Duran. We discuss their rivalries, accolades, and impact on the sport, whilst trying to decide who was the best fighter or which fight was the best. Sit back and take a trip down memory lane as we shoot the breeze on The Fab Four Of Boxing

The weekend certainly lived up to the hype as both fights we previewed we exactly what boxing needed. Gervonta Davis scored a 7th-round TKO over Ryan Garcia and Joe Cordina battled away in a fight-of-the-year contender to dethrone Shavkatdzhon Rakhimov. We discuss both fights and revel in what the future could bring for the fighters involved. Also on the show is a round-up of the notable fights from across the world featuring Alen Babic, Martin Bakole and David Morrell