Angelo is joined by Tom to break down the weekend of action. They discuss the draw between Josh Warrington and Mauricio Lara and if it would be fair for Warrington to move on and skip out on a trilogy, Conor Benn's potential at welterweight, Katie Taylor's performance and then head over to the FOX card to assess where Jesus Ramos stands as a welterweight prospect. Plus, a full breakdown of the undercard which featured a blatant elbow being thrown, a prospect getting upset and more. The guys analyze the move Sky Sports made to stay within boxing and partner with a relatively new promoter in the UK to continue showing boxing and whether or not this can succeed. Then they preview the weeks action discussing the situation Oscar Valdez found himself in after having tested positive for a PED but then being found to have done nothing wrong, the matchmaking with Conceicao and the Evander Holyfield vs Vitor Belfort match that should have been Oscar De La Hoya and circumstances surrounding it.

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Angelo (@realRollingPin) is joined by Lex (@badbeatsboxing) and Grey (@BoxrecGrey) to discuss the Paul-Woodley event and the appeal it seemed to have with sports fans. They discuss expectations vs reality, what fans wanted to see, and the atmosphere of the event and if it all added up to something special. Plus, they break down the undercard, assess who gained the most from being on the card, and where the undercard guys go next. It's a jam packed episode you don't want to miss.

Angelo is joined by Tom, Rollins (aka Deuce) and Lex for an immediate post fight reaction to Yordenis Ugas's victory over Manny Pacquiao.

Angelo is joined by Tom and Greg to give a final preview of Manny Pacquiao's quest to reclaim his welterweight title from Yordenis Ugas. They debate who should be the real favorite, if Manny Pacquiao could somehow turn in the greatest performance of his career, great wins in Cuban boxing history, and whether or not this is the last ride for Manny Pacquiao. Plus a full breakdown of the undercard.

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Angelo is joined by Lex for a break down of all the fights this weekend. They discuss what they liked and didn't like in Vergil Ortiz's stoppage win over the Mean Machine and what they think will be the next move for Vergil Ortiz. Then they break down all the exciting bits of the Guillermo Rigondeaux and John Riel Casimero fight that left all of boxing in a polarized state. Plus, Joshua Franco wins the trilogy with Andrew Moloney, Lex talks about one of his favorite prospects, and the return of Manny Pacquiao as he looks to take back his welterweight title.

Angelo is joined this week by Lex to discuss the wild events that transpired on Saturday night. The WBA had themselves a night on Saturday as Gabriel Maestre captured the interim welterweight title. Plus, they look at what potential fixes could exist for the sanctioning body issue and a look forward to a packed week of boxing. Guillermo Rigondaeux and John Riel Casimero meet in a big time high stakes bantamweight matchup, Vergil Ortiz takes the next step in his career, and Andrew Moloney meets Joshua Franco for the 3rd time.

Angelo and Tom discuss the ring attire of Joe Joyce, the effectiveness of him tanking punches, and what might lay in his future. Plus a quick preview of the upcoming FOX card before a thorough recap of what happened so far this year. Which storylines did we love, which we're glad to leave behind, and what to look forward to for the rest of 2021.

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Angelo(@realRollingPin) is joined Tom (@Tom_Cody_SP) and BoxingScene's Jake Donovan (@JakeNDaBox) who makes his SP podcast debut to break down a fantastic triple header. Jermell Charlo and Brian Castano fought to a draw and the guys break the fight down, discuss a potential rematch and what might prevent it, how each fighter found success, what outcome PBC and Showtime wanted, and what to make of the scorecards. Plus, a discussion on Rolando Romero's stoppage of Anthony Yigit, Amilcar Vidal's entertaining war with Immanuwel Aleem, whether Tyson Fury will ever fight again, the upcoming 2020 Tokyo Olympics which Jake will be working, and where Canelo's next move may be. Also a preview of Joe Joyce vs Carlos Takam, ESPN's price change, drama on Twitter, and much more.

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Angelo is joined by Tom for an in-depth preview and look ahead at Jermell Charlo and Brian Castano's fight for the undisputed title at 154. Plus, they look at the undercard, whether Joseph Diaz Jr vs Javier Fortuna was close, and what is next in the ongoing saga with Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury.

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Angelo is joined by Matt and Lex for a wild podcast. Matt and Lex take turns ramping up the heat while Angelo tries to keep them on track. They give Chris Colbert a grade for his performance against King Tug, evaluate the danger Manny Pacquiao is in, give final thoughts on the Donaire vs Casimero situation, hand out mid-year awards, and guess who the 3rd man is in Deontay Wilder's corner along with many other topics.

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