Two time Olympic gold medalist and world champion boxer Claressa Shields joins the Cagesiders portion of TFC to talk about her next fight, if she feels any added pressure headlining Showtime Boxing cards and dishes a little dirt on sparring with men and who her favorite NCAA basketball team is.

It’s fight week once again in Vegas! Canelo and GGG are set to square off in a super fight for the ages at T-Mobile Arena and the air is electric in the city. Gareth Davies, UK’s #1 boxing / MMA writer import, joins the show to talk about the build up to this monumental clash, plus his outlook on boxing’s heavyweight division. Later, Jimmy Smith, voice of Bellator MMA, chats with the guys about Bellator 183 and the fact that Bellator is no longer a “B” show. Finally, boxing champ Ana Julaton gives her thoughts on the Bellator women’s divisions and makes her pick between Canelo-GGG.

This is an explosive interview that made headlines throughout the MMA and boxing world! World Champion boxer Paulie Malignaggi left the boxing camp of Conor McGregor in controversy. Hear why he left from the champion himself in the latest episode of Cagesiders!

MMA Junkie’s John Morgan joins the show to chat about the fallout from Bellator NYC and UFC OKC and what’s next for the fighters. Plus, Paulie Malignaggi phones in to discuss Mayweather-McGregor.

Mayweather-McGregor is official. The combat world holds its collective breath as we finally get the fight everyone has been begging for… or will it be as lopsided as it seems on paper? The Coach is catching hate from McGregor fans, so we turn to multiple-time world champion boxer Ana “The Hurricane” Julaton to help us make sense of this mess. Plus, Bellator head honcho Scott Coker joins us to talk about Bellator’s NYC Pay Per View, what led to this moment, their commitment to women’s MMA, a possible return to the Bay Area and AT&T Park, and more.

‘On The Mic’ host Mike Pendleton joins Angelo and Jeremy to recap the fallout from UFC 212 and what’s next for the winning main event fighters. Plus, is the potential match-up between Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather the biggest scam in combat sports or is it the most relevant fight that combat sports can make?