Steve heads to East London to sit down with trainer Shane McGuigan. They discuss AJ’s new opponent Robert Helenius and what threat he poses in the ring on Saturday night. And Francis Ngannou and his new trainer Mike Tyson are on the pod to discuss his upcoming fight with Tyson Fury.

Matchroom boss Eddie Hearn joins Steve to bring us the latest regarding Anthony Joshua’s fight this weekend. The fight was cancelled after his opponent Dillian Whyte failed a drugs test. Hearn tells us they have identified an opponent and an announcement is imminent. Former world champion Barry Jones is also on the pod to give his reaction to the news.

Steve is in Leeds at the launch press conference for Leigh Wood v Josh Warrington. The pair are fighting in October for Wood’s WBA featherweight belt and we hear from both of them. Promoter Eddie Hearn is also on the pod, along with both trainers - Ben Davison and Sean O’Hagan. And fresh from his controversial defeat in the US 10 days ago, Steve chats to Maxi Hughes.

Barry Jones joins Steve to give his immediate reaction to the fight in Las Vegas. They discuss why Terence Crawford was too good for Errol Spence on the night, and whether he is now the best boxer on the planet.

Steve is joined by Barry Jones who is in Las Vegas to look ahead to the super-fight this weekend. They hear from both Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr and break down where the bout will be won and lost. They also discuss the latest developments as Conor Benn is cleared by UKAD for failing two drug tests.

Steve is in Salford this week to sit down with Chantelle Cameron and her trainer Jamie Moore. Two months on from that historic win over Katie Taylor in Dublin, they share their memories of the evening and the training camp. They also discuss why she nearly walked away from the sport, how the relationship with Jamie and Nigel Travis came about and whether three-minute rounds is something she is open to.

Barry Jones joins Steve at the launch press conference ahead of the fight between Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte. We hear from both fighters, as well as promoter Eddie Hearn. They also discuss where both of them are in their respective careers and how they think the fight will play out.

Stacey Copeland sits in for Steve to look back at a busy weekend of boxing. She is joined by Anthony Crolla as they discuss the title winning performances of Savannah Marshall, Natasha Jonas and Dalton Smith. Savannah and Tasha are on the pod, as well as their promoter Ben Shalom. They also hear from Joe Joyce and his promoter Frank Warren as his rematch with Zhilei Zhang is scheduled for September. And they reflect on the Olympic qualifiers in Poland.

Steve heads to Liverpool this week to meet up with the Smith Brothers. Paul, Stephen, Liam and Callum have all held British titles, challenged for world titles and Liam and Callum have gone on to become world champions. They discuss the dynamic between the four of them and recall their favourite moments of each other’s careers. And with Callum facing Artur Beterbiev for the WBC, WBO and IBF light-heavyweight belts in Quebec in August, they discuss why they think he can become a two-weight world champion.

Steve takes the pod to the home of GB Boxing in Sheffield. He chats Rob McCracken, the performance director and the man responsible for picking the team to represent Great Britain at the Olympics. As well as Rob, we also hear from Paris 2024 hopefuls Delicious Orie, Rosie Eccles, Reece Lynch and Demi-Jade Resztan, who are all heading out to Poland next week for the first Olympic qualifier.