Sean & Jamie reflect on the fights this past weekend as Luis Alberto Lopez dominated Reiya Abe and on the same card, Raymond Ford behind on the cards stopped Otabek Kohlmatov in the final round to win the vacant WBA featherweight title in an early contender for a fight of the year.

Sean & Jamie look ahead to the weekend's boxing as Luis Alberto Lopez defends his IBF featherweight title against Reiya Abe and on the same card Otabek Kohlmatov faces Raymond Ford for the vacant WBA featherweight title.

Edgar Berlanga and Paddy McCrory produced the goods, with Berlanga getting the win after the towel came in from McCrory's corner in the sixth round. Sean & Jamie discuss the fight outcome and the future fights for both whilst also rounding up the best of the rest from around the globe.

Sean & Jamie discuss this weekend's significant fight as 18-0 Padraig McCrory travels to the USA to take on world title contender Edgar Berlanga.

The Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez vs Gennady Golovkin boxing trilogy has gone down in history as one of the most legendary rivalries of all time. Sean & Johnston present the story about their epic battles and the significance they hold in boxing history.

Sean & Jamie reflect on what many felt was a controversial decision in the Lopez/Ortiz bout, plus a big victory for Hamzah Sheeraz in the first round raises points around whether Liam Williams should retire and how far Sheeraz can go.

If ever a boxing rivalry cried out for another installment, an installment that would hopefully result in closure as far as who the better fighter was, once and for all, it is the quite bitter, Nigel Benn & Chris Eubank rivalry that took place over three years. These two middleweights/super-middleweights went to war twice, in November 1990, and in October 1993. Sean & Johnston take you on a journey through Britain's most iconic rivalry, detailing their rise to prominence and the fights that captivated the nation.

Sean & Jamie look ahead to the action this week and weekend as Teofimo Lopez takes on Jamaine Ortiz and Hamzah Sheeraz faces another tough test in former world title challenger Liam Williams.

It was more than just a fight, it was the biggest match in San Antonio's boxing-rich history and over the years has become a tale of both myth and legend. On September 10th, 1993 the world of sports stopped to tune in to the most anticipated bout in years as Pernell Whitaker and Julio César Chávez faced off in a contest that would be marred by controversial judging that left sportswriters and fans bewildered and robbed the boxing world of a career-defining moment.

Sean & Jamie discuss the Joshua Buatsi vs Dan Azeez bout from the weekend, dissecting the performance of both men whilst also pondering what lies ahead for them both.

Jamie does not hold back as he and Sean discuss the news from the last 72 hours of Tyson Fury's sustained cut in sparring, causing the Oleksandr Usyk bout to be postponed and rescheduled for May 18th.

Sean & Jamie look ahead to the domestic light heavyweight contest with world title implications as Joshua Buatsi and Dan Azeez face off in this weeks big fight preview.

Sean & Jamie discuss Jaime Munguia's destruction of John Ryder in nine rounds and assess the fight and the next move for both men, with one seemingly on the cusp of greatness whilst the other is contemplating retirement.

It was June 18, 1941, on a night in which the earth stood still, figuratively speaking. It was one of the most exciting and career-defining moments in this game of thrones that we call boxing. On this day, we saw a bold rise as light heavyweight champion, the “Pittsburgh Kid” Billy Conn, 64-11-1, 15 KO’s, took on the heavyweight champion of the world, “The Brown Bomber” Joe Louis, 66-3, 52 KO’s. This fight, pitted a light heavyweight rising in weight to take on the undisputed heavyweight champion near his absolute peak.

After a valiant display against Canelo, John Ryder once again takes on a Mexican super middleweight in the form of Jaime Munguia who is seeking to get the big all-Mexican showdown with Canelo. Sean & Jamie look ahead to the fight and discuss Ryder's chances at this stage of his career and whether an upset can be caused.

Sean & Jamie discuss the main fight of the weekend, which saw Natasha Jonas controversially retain her IBF title after a split decision against Mikaela Mayer, a decision that has left many divided on the outcome.

It's 1985 in the United Kingdom and after a summer of inner-city riots across Britain, Errol Christie and Mark Kaylor's boxing careers would be defined in one night. It took just three words from Mark Kaylor to take this rivalry to heights not seen in the UK before or since, as the racial tensions in society boiled over into the build-up of what was to be an explosive fight that was a grim reflection of society at the time.

Sean & Jamie sit down to look ahead to what 2024 will bring to the sport and with major announcements already made, they look at other potential fights that could happen and that should happen. As always with the boxing wish list, the conversation turns to what changes need to happen in the sport to help its development.

Sean & Johnston look ahead to the fight card in Liverpool as Natasha Jonas defends her IBF welterweight title against Mikaela Mayer, whilst Jack Cullen defends his British & Commonwealth titles against Zak Chelli.

Sean & Johnston discuss the victory for Artur Beterbiev as he broke down and stopped Callum Smith in seven rounds. The conversation turns to the fight we all want to see next, Beterbiev vs Bivol and also what Callum Smith does next. Also on the show is the discussion about the Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou undercard.

Sean & Johnston present the stories around both of the Robinson vs Basilio clashes that were magnificently savage wars, contested at the highest level between now legendary champions, and that also deserve their status as two of the greatest fifteen-round struggles in middleweight history.

Sean & Johnston look ahead to this weekend's big fight as Callum Smith travels to Canada to take on the formidable Artur Beterbiev for the IBF/WBC/WBO light heavyweight titles.

Sean & Johnston reflect on Ismael Barroso's impressive first-round KO of O'Hara Davies and also discuss the return of Vergil Ortiz as he stops Fredrick Lawson, but there was controversy in the aftermath because there are previously unknown medical issues that prompted referee Tony Weeks to stop the fight.

Sean & Johnston guide you through the polarising boxing careers' detailing moments that would act as a prelude to what the two fights in 1996 would provide in The Tale of Riddick Bowe vs Andrew Golota.