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Episode 18 | Canelo-Saunders REVIEW | Is Joshua-Fury DONE? | What next for Canelo? | Joshua Buatsi Return
In episode 18 of the Boxing Social Podcast Rob Tebbutt is joined once again by TalkSPORT, Sky Sports and Boxing Talk With Ade host Ade Oladipo to reflect on Canelo Alvarez' eighth round stoppage win over Billy Joe Saunders in Texas.
We discuss the fall-out from fight night, what lies ahead for both Canelo and Saunders and preview a potential undisputed super-middleweight title showdown between the Mexican star and IBF titleholder Caleb Plant.
With Eddie Hearn stating the all-British undisputed heavyweight title bout between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury is '100%' set to be announced this week, Rob and Ade break down the fight and look ahead to the mammoth showdown, mooted for Saudi Arabia in August.
Finally, we preview this weekend's upcoming Matchroom Boxing show, headlined by unbeaten light-heavyweight Joshua Buatsi, and discuss the Croydon man's standing in a packed domestic 175lbs division.
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In episode 18 of the Boxing Social Podcast Rob Tebbutt is joined once again by TalkSPORT, Sky Sports and Boxing Talk With Ade host Ade Oladipo to reflect on Canelo Alvarez' eighth round stoppage win over Billy Joe Saunders in Texas.
We discuss the fall-out from fight night, what lies ahead for both Canelo and Saunders and preview a potential undisputed super-middleweight title showdown between the Mexican star and IBF titleholder Caleb Plant.
With Eddie Hearn stating the all-British undisputed heavyweight title bout between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury is '100%' set to be announced this week, Rob and Ade break down the fight and look ahead to the mammoth showdown, mooted for Saudi Arabia in August.
Finally, we preview this weekend's upcoming Matchroom Boxing show, headlined by unbeaten light-heavyweight Joshua Buatsi, and discuss the Croydon man's standing in a packed domestic 175lbs division.