20 OTT 2021 · Simon Whittle joins us to discuss a revolution in boxing broadcasting and promotion. Tuff (The Ultimate Fight Factory) is set take the boxing world by storm. This organisation is backed by both high finance and some of the biggest names in the sport. Simon is a visionary who is ready and able to become the next major player in the game.

17 OTT 2021 · In an interview that is both comical and deeply thought provoking all at the same time, Paddy shares with us his "life less ordinary." He speaks of his apprenticeship under the great Freddie Roach, his time spent training Laila Ali and conversations he enjoyed with Muhammad Ali. Paddy also spoke of the epic George Groves Vs Carl Froch battles, the youth work he is engaged in at his gym in Swindon and laughs as Joseph Geromiano suffers the most embarrassing moment of his career

14 OTT 2021 · Lianne talks to us after making one of the most impressive debuts seen in a professional boxing ring for years. She shares with us her journey so far, including the frustration of cancelled fights during lock-down, sparring with Rachel Ball and how she believes women's boxing is on the ascendancy. We also discussed her thoughts on the current stars of the female fight game such as Ebony Bridges and Shannon Courtney. Lianne also gives praise to the trailblazers of women's boxing such as Terri Harper and Katie Taylor.

13 OTT 2021 · Peter Buckley the man who has seen and done it all in the sport of boxing returns with another great episode. He discussed last weekends action and more. Giving his opinion on Fury Vs Wilder 3, the Matchroom show which included Smith Vs Fowler, Shannon Courtney losing her title on the scales then suffering defeat in the ring. The debut of Peter McGrail, What should be next for Ted Cheeseman after his KO loss against Troy Williamson. Peter also took a look at Frank Warren's latest offering, the rise of women's boxing and Dillian Whyte being made WBC mandatory challenger.

12 OTT 2021 · Sam recalls when a teenage Tyson Fury trained at his Father Gerry Storey's Belfast gym with Olympic games aspirations and how even then Fury was predicting that he would be Heavyweight champion of the world. Sam also looks back at Fury Vs Wilder 3 and how the entire heavyweight landscape could now develop over the next two years.

11 OTT 2021 · Ben joins us to discuss what was a fantastic weekend of boxing action. He gives us his take on Fury Vs Wilder 3 which against all expectations turned out to be an incredible fight. Also on this show we look at Shannon Courtney's weekend from hell that started with losing her title on the scales and culminated with a defeat in the ring. An overview of Smith Vs Fowler, Cheeseman Vs Williamson and the Professional debut of former amateur star Peter McGrail.

4 OTT 2021 · John talks about his lifelong love affair with boxing and the many fascinating roads it has taken him down. From being number 3 ranked amateur in the USA, to his World title fights against Michael Nunn and Henry Maske, his incredible 15 year letter writing friendship with the legendary Archie Moore and the admirable work he is doing for ex boxers who have suffered hard times.

4 OTT 2021 · Peter Buckley is arguably the greatest journeyman the sport of boxing has ever seen and has an incredible story to tell. His resume of opponents reads like a champions role call with names like Kell Brook, Scott Harrison, Prince Naseem Hamed, Duke McKenzie and Acelino Freitas. With 300 fights and a razor sharp memory for every opponents style Peter is a fascinating conversationalist.

4 OTT 2021 · Among other topics John discusses the recent ring returns of past champions like Evander Holyfied and David Haye and questions the morality of such events, warning of a potential withdrawal of broadcasters and advertisers should a ring fatality occur. John also speaks about the outcome of recent match-ups and how these relate to the current heavyweight picture and overall landscape of the sport.

4 OTT 2021 · In a remarkably honest interview Peter speaks candidly about his life. From growing up as the son of an immigrant in 1960's London through to managing World champion Nigel Benn. plus dealing with leading promoters such as Don King, Frank Warren and Barry Hearn.