Sean is joined by Chris Wardrope to preview this weekend's boxing with Adam Azim facing Santos Reyes as he continues his rise through the ranks. Also on the card are two potential show stealers with Tyler Denny facing Brad Pauls and Zak Chelli Jr vs Anthony Sims Jr.

We explore one of the most charismatic characters that we've ever heard of, combined with a private life that can easily be described as "chaos". He has more wrap sheets than you can count, but one thing remains true, he's a self-destructive, but very nice person. An Olympic gold medallist, he became heavyweight champion of the world, in only his eighth fight, and from that moment on things went downhill at an almighty pace. He had his teeth stolen, multiple times. But there is one part of him that is incredibly impressive, and it's not his right hand!

Sean & Johnston present the story of two fighters from contrasting backgrounds who created a moment that would destroy lives and change boxing forever!

Sean & Lukie react to the bout between Artur Beterbiev and Anthony Yarde as an early candidate for fight of the year happened in London with many believing Yarde would not last past six rounds. Also on the show discussions over the Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury fight take place with the fight being announced on the Beterbiev-Yarde card.

Anthony Yarde seeks to become the IBF, WBC & WBO light heavyweight champion as he takes on the formidable Artur Beterbiev. Sean and Johnston look ahead to the clash and discuss the keys to victory and their predictions.

Eamonn Magee (born 13 July 1971) is a retired Irish professional boxer who competed from 1995 to 2007. The former world champion boxer’s extraordinary life has been scarred by sectarianism and alcoholism, and over the course of this episode, Sean & Johnston present his story, that of troubled times in his home country, succumbing to drink and drugs and the boxing career of a talented amateur that went on to become a world champion.

Sean is joined by ITR Boxing's Lukie as they reflect upon what was a shock upset in Manchester as Liam Smith emphatically stopped Chris Eubank Jr to pick up a career-defining victory. The question of weight cutting and fluctuation are the hot topic along with the paths that both fighters are now on as a result of the fight. Also on the show is a recap of the undercard and a dramatic Friday night fight ending in the US.

Sean & Johnston document the rise and fall of "The Pride Of Spanish Harlem" and discover the justice that has been done a long ten years after Camacho's untimely demise.

It's that time of the year again, the time of year when Sean & Johnston look ahead to what they would love to see in boxing this year

Sean & Johnston look back through the year in boxing discussing the highs and lows and more importantly handing out those end-of-year awards like their WBC belts! Also on the show, a reflection upon what has been an amazing year for the network discussing the best and funniest moments over the course of 2022.

Sean goes solo for the final big fight preview of 2022 and in the episode discusses the upcoming light heavyweight clash between British champion Dan Azeez and the challenger Rocky Fielding with the vacant Commonwealth title also up for grabs. Also on the show Sean talks about the other fights on the undercard and from across the world.

Sean & Jamie from "The Main Event Boxing Show" discuss the weekend's boxing as the P4P fighters in Nayoa Inoue and Terence Crawford continue to stake their claim for the number one spot after both securing victories whilst in the UK Josh Warrington lost his IBF crown as Luis Alberto Lopez upset the Leeds fighter.

It is a bumper weekend of action as Sean & Johnston preview the big fights which include Josh Warrington vs Luis Alberto Lopez, whilst in the USA Terence Crawford locks horns with David Avanesyan and Teofimo Lopez takes on Sandor Martin.

Jamie from The Main Event Boxing Show joins Sean to shoot the breeze on boxing promoters and how easily they discard fighters when they are done with them. Also on the show discussions over journeymen and the pros and cons of them in the sport are assessed and finally, Jamie lets loose on the roots of British boxing and what he feels needs to change going forward

Sean is joined by Main Event Boxing's Jamie to discuss the fight that nobody wanted in Tyson Fury vs Dereck Chisora III. In the show, they cover the reasons why many boxing fans have tuned out of this fight and also the PPV element. Also on this episode is a preview to all the other major fights of the weekend including Daniel Dubois vs Kevin Lerena and Juan Francisco Estrada and Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez.

Sean is joined once again by Lukie as they recap on the weekend's boxing, discussing Dillian Whyte scraping past Jermaine Franklin and Regis Prograis stopping Jose Zepeda to become the WBC super lightweight champion. Also on the show is a recap of the other significant fights from the weekend.

Sean & Lukie discuss the topic of the increasing amount of PPV shows in boxing and how it affects consumers and fighters alike. Also in this episode a discussion about the ugly topic of performance-enhancing drugs in the sport after the news of another positive test for a former world champion.

Introducing a new segment to the network called "Shooting The Breeze" stepping away from the structured fight previews and reaction shows Sean, Johnston, and Lukie talk about different elements and news within the sport that is the hot topic of conversation. This first episode focuses on the spate of exhibitions in boxing that is taking place featuring ex-professionals and YouTubers and how certain people fill voids that were not there to be filled. Also on this episode, Sean & Lukie talk about boxing media and oversaturated the landscape has become.

Sean & Lukie reflect on the action from the past weekend as Natasha Jonas picks up yet another world title surely making her British boxer of the year? Also on the show, a conversation over boxing exhibitions is discussed given the return of Ricky Hatton this past weekend and of course, Floyd Mayweather fighting at least once per year.

Sean & Lukie look back at the action from the weekend as Dmitry Bivol successfully defended his light heavyweight title against Gilberto Ramirez and there are now calls for Bivol to be named fighter of the year. Also on the show a round-up of all the major fights from across the weekend.