In the highly anticipated bout, Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua go head-to-head in Saudi Arabia in a rematch of their September 2021 fight which ended in Usyk becoming the IBF,IBO,WBO and WBA heavyweight champion. With the prospect of a Tyson Fury undisputed title fight on the horizon, Sean & Johnston discuss how they think the rematch will go down.

Floyd Patterson & Ingemar Johansson produced one of the greatest trilogies in boxing. Their three bouts had it all, not only were they exciting and full of knockdowns - thirteen in total - but history was also made in their second bout with Floyd exacting revenge and becoming the first man to regain the world heavyweight title. Sean & Johnston present you their interwinding roads that began in the 1952 Olympic Games and lasted all the way up until 1961.

Sean is joined by Chris Wardrope to review the weekend's action as Vergil Ortiz continued his 100% KO record stopping Michael McKinson in nine rounds, whilst Dalton Smith beame the British champion in an emphatic fashion. Sean & Chris debate the outcomes and futures for all involved and react to the news of a possible Tyson Fury/Dereck Chsiora third bout.

It was the battle of Albuquerque, Johnny Tapia & Danny Romero had been on a collision course for years with the younger Romero looking to take the mantelpiece of Albuquerque's best boxer. Johnny Tapia had his fair share of problems outside the ring and many felt like this was going to be his ultimate downfall. Sean & Johnston present the story of two fiercely passionate fighters that would come together to create controversy and a defining night for the people of Albuquerque.

In this episode, Sean & Johnston look forward to the rescheduled bout between Vergil Ortiz Jr and Michael McKinson, as the Brit is looking to cause an almighty upset, whilst Ortiz Jr is looking to push on for the big names of the division. Also in action is Amanda Serrano who defends her featherweight titles coming off the back of the huge clash in April with Katie Taylor.

We reflect on the weekend's action as Chris Billam-Smith and Isaac Chamberlain produce a stunning back-and-forth battle with Bilam-Smith coming out the victor. The prospect of big fights at cruiserweight lies in wait for Bilam-Smith and Sean & Johnston to discuss what they could be. Also, the return of Danny Garcia now at 154lbs is discussed with the conversation being around how can he fair against the big names in the division. Finally, a round-up of all the other undercard action is provided.

Cassius Clay wasn’t supposed to be for real. A braggart, a clown, a walking publicity stunt. Not someone a deadly puncher like Sonny Liston need ever worry about. In 1964 what would ensue would be a historic tale of two men from completely different walks of life that would come together to create moments that would live on in boxing folklore forever! Sean & Johnston tell the story of how the fearsome Sonny Liston would become a champion that nobody wanted and of Cassius Clay, the young upstart that would etch his name (and change it in the process) into boxing history.

Tony Zale & Rocky Graziano are best remembered for their three bouts over a twenty-one-month period for the middleweight crown. Sean & Johnston present their stories of how they came to be synonymous with each other and how their rivalry is among the most brutal and exciting middleweight championship bouts of all time.

Mike Tyson & Frank Bruno were the epitome of chalk and cheese, one was a gentle giant whilst the other had a never ending battle with himself. They contested in two bouts over the course of eight years. Sean & Johnston tell the story of how the two men came too meet in the ring with both on completely different paths in life.

Sean & Johnston reflect on Ryan Garcia's victory over Javier Fortuna and explore the options Garcia has in the super lightweight division. Also featured is a round-up of the Frank Warren card in London as Mark Heffron became a British, Commonwealth, and IBF International champion beating Lennox Clarke, and Hamzah Sheeraz overcame some adversity for a good victory.

Sean & Johnston discuss the fallout of Dereck Chisora's win over Kubrat Pulev and determine the next steps for the veteran of British boxing. Also on the show, the rumour mill is rife with Conor Benn v Chris Eubank Jr being mooted for a catchweight bout in October and the thoughts on this happening are straight to the point!

Oscar De La Hoya vs. Félix Trinidad, billed as The Fight of the Millennium, was a boxing match held at the Mandalay Bay Events Center on the Las Vegas Strip on September 18, 1999, to unify the WBC and IBF welterweight championships. Sean and Johnston take you back to the 1990s as they tell the story of how these two warriors came to be on their collision course and how the fight that was so hyped up turned out to be one of the most controversial moments in the sport

Legendary fighter Christy Martin joins Sean to discuss her new book Fighting for Survival: My Journey through Boxing Fame, Abuse, Murder, and Resurrection, as well as discussing the current evolution within the sport and what it is like being a promoter.

Dereck Chisora and Kubrat Pulev headline this week's big fight preview. Sean & Johnston look ahead to what to expect from the contest and also round up all the action for the upcoming weekend.

Jai Opetaia produced a heroic performance in beating Mairis Briedis for the IBF Cruiserweight title and now changes the landscape of the division. Joe Joyce continued on his demolition course to the heavyweight crown and Jason Cunningham took a step too far against Zolani Tete. Sean & Johnston reflect on the weekend's action and what lies ahead for all the fighters involved.

Michael Moorer vs. George Foreman, billed as "One for the Ages", was a professional boxing match contested on November 5, 1994, for the WBA and IBF heavyweight championships. Sean & Johnston relive the interwinding road to this historical night as the 45-year-old George Foreman looked to become the oldest heavyweight champion in boxing history.

Sean & Johnston reflect on Jesse Rodriguez's very impressive stoppage of Wisaksil Wangek and look forward to what the 22-year-old champion has in store going forward. A round of the rest of this fight card includes victories for Jessica McCaskill, Raymond Ford, and Murodjon Akhmadaliev Sam Eggington also had his most memorable night as he picked up the IBO super welterweight crown with a victory that surely puts him in line for a big future fight! A discussion is held around what can he really do at this point.

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Sean & Johnston look forward to a bumper card in Texas headlined by Jesse Rodriguez Franco vs Srisaket Sor Rungvisai. Also featured on the card is: Murodjon Akhmadaliev vs Ronny Rios Julio Cesar Martinez vs McWilliams Arroyo Plus many more great fights and some UK action are also covered.

Sean is joined by Chris Wardrope of the World Boxing Foundation to discuss the weekend's action which included Daniel Dubois beating Trevor Bryan for the WBA "Regular" heavyweight title, Richard Riakporhe stunningly stopping Fabio Turchi in two rounds and Jaime Munguia looking a little off the pace against a game Jimmy Kelly as he went on to secure a fifth-round TKO of the Manchester man.

Sean & Johnston reflect on the action from the past few days as Devin Haney becomes the undisputed lightweight champion beating George Kambosos Jr and in Japan Nayoa inoue destroyed Nonito Donaire in two rounds.