The greatest fighters have heart, but they also understand that skills pay the bills

It's okay to be widely ambitious. It's okay to want nothing less than a win. It's okay to dream big. In this world, people receive trophies for participating. But this doesn't help to cultivate a winning mindset. Embrace your ambition and be extremely competitive, as having those standards will help you take the sport more seriously.

How to separate yourself from everyone else and show up as the best version of yourself in training and inside the ring

The importance of taking ownership of your training/career and not relying on anyone else

Discussing the importance of emotional control when fighting

In this episode we discuss takeaways from the Canelo vs Billy Joe Saunders fight, and if it is justified for the critics to label BJS a quitter

How competitive the boxing landscape was in the 20th century, when there weren't as many title organizations. 

Dealing with a loss is something that practically every fighter will go through. The difference between good and great fighters is that they transform every situation into a result that favours them, and that includes the defeats and challenges they endure. In this episode of the podcast, we talk about the perfect way to deal with it and what your mindset should be from before and after this happens.

In this podcast episode, we discuss having the discipline and mindset to keep going until the very end to give yourself the best chance of securing the victory.

In this podcast episode, we dissect the performance of the unified lightweight champion Lomachenko and the tough challenger Luke Campbell.