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.

In the first fight preview of 2024, Sean is joined by Jamie Albrecht as they sit down to discuss the upcoming bout between O'Hara Davies and Ismael Barroso.

The end of 2023 is upon us all and in this final episode of the year, Sean is joined by Jamie Albrecht to reflect on what has been a good year in many ways for the sport. Johnston also provides his thoughts via voice notes as the conversation turns to the most notable moments of the year

Former IBF lightweight king Paul Spadafora 49-1-1 sits down with Sean to talk about his new book Fighting Til The End which has recently been released. In the interview, Paul documents some of the difficult moments throughout his life and boxing career, whilst confirming where his life is currently and his plans for the future.

Did the Day Of Reckoning card deliver? Sean sits down to reflect on the show as a whole and the notable moments which included Anthony Joshua stopping Otto Wallin, Joseph Parker bullying and beating Deontay Wilder, and a slugfest victory for Daniel Dubois over Jarrell Miller.

In the final big fight preview of 2023, Sean breaks down the upcoming Boxing Day bout between Naoya Inoue and Marlon Tapales for the right to be crowned undisputed super bantamweight champion. Johnston also provides his thoughts via a pre-recorded message as we bring an end to the year of some major bouts with a cracker!

The day of reckoning is here, with arguably a landmark moment in the sport as rival promoters put differences aside to make a huge fight card in Saudi Arabia which features Anthony Joshua vs Otto Wallin, Deontay Wilder vs Joseph Parker, Jarrell Miller vs Daniel Dubois and much more! Sean & Johnston look ahead to the card and breakdown how the big fights could play out.

Jesse Rodriguez & Sunny Edwards produced the goods in their unification clash this past weekend with 'Bam' breaking down Edwards, whose corner stopped the fight at the end of the eighth round. Sean & Johnston discuss the bout, the outcome, and what lies ahead for both fighters. Also on the show is a round-up of the rest of the fights of note from the weekend.

Picking up their careers in the year 2000, we detail the fights and notable moments that paved the way for the 2007 showdown, including the stories around the dysfunctional Mayweather family and De La Hoya's quest to solidify his legacy in the sport as we present Legendary Nights - The Tale Of Oscar De La Hoya vs Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez vs Sunny Edwards is one of this year's highly anticipated bouts, with both being undefeated world champions in the flyweight division looking to unify the IBF & WBO titles. Sean & Johnston look ahead to the clash and discuss both fighters' careers and how they could each be victorious.

Devin Haney becomes the WBC super lightweight champion after a dominating performance over Regis Prograis. Sean & Johnston discuss the fight and breakdown of Haney's win and what fights could be on the horizon. Also on the show, they cover Rafael Espinoza's upset over Robeisy Ramirez and Chris Billam-Smith just about coming through his title defence.

Chris Billam-Smith defends his WBO cruiserweight title for the first time against the tough Mateusz Masternak in a Sunday night fight card which also features Michael McKinson & Ben Whitaker. Having nearly forgotten about the card, Sean goes solo on the podcast, sharing his thoughts on the fight and card as a whole.

Some humble pie must be eaten as Sean & Johnston discuss the fights from the weekend, with Jordan Gill stopping Michael Conlan and Ryan Garcia bouncing back with a win over Oscar Durate.

Ryan Garcia returns to the ring following his defeat to Gervonta Davis as he faces Oscar Durate and Michael Conlan takes on Jordan Gill in a last-chance saloon bout. Sean joined by Johnston via voice notes give their thoughts on the fights and other notable bouts for the weekend.

Revenge was sweet for Katie Taylor as she took a majority decision over Chantelle Cameron to become a two-weight undisputed champion and David Benavidez systematically broke down Demetrius Andrade to become the next in line for the Canelo payday!