Former two-time heavyweight boxing champion Riddick Bowe joins Dr. Christopher Hall and Neil Haley to share his remarkable journey from a Brooklyn kid inspired by Muhammad Ali to becoming the only boxer to hold championship titles in all four major sanctioning bodies. Bowe recounts the pivotal moment that launched his boxing career—a classroom fight with a bully who insulted Muhammad Ali, which led to his expulsion and Bowe being invited to the gym by a teacher who recognized his fighting spirit. The six-foot-five heavyweight champion reflects on his Olympic silver medal experience, describing it as a young kid having fun while representing "the greatest country in the world." He discusses his professional dominance with 66 knockouts and shares insights about his rivalry-turned-friendship with Evander Holyfield, whom he was the first boxer to knock down, noting they were former sparring partners before their professional bouts.

The conversation takes an entertaining turn as Bowe and the six-foot-ten, 300-pound Haley engage in playful banter about a potential pro wrestling match, with Bowe surprising everyone by revealing his childhood love of wrestling and knowledge of legends like Andre the Giant, Chief Jay Strongbow, and "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka. Bowe explains that he knew wrestling before he knew boxing, making the challenge even more intriguing. The champion also announces his transition into acting, revealing he's been working on projects including a show called "Graves" and an animated series, fulfilling a childhood dream inspired by watching "Bewitched" and other sitcoms with his mother. Most exciting for boxing fans, Bowe confirms his comeback with a celebrity boxing match scheduled for February, stating he's already been training and jokes that whoever he fights "ain't gonna have too much fun." Despite being away from the ring for 20 years, the 53-year-old champion expresses genuine excitement about returning to the sport he loves, promising to put on a show while acknowledging the rigorous training required to prepare properly.