Dr. Nathan Lavid joins Beat the Count to discuss his book "Amateur Boxing Mental Stress & Strength". Other topics include the mental aspects of boxing, fighter safety, and Dr. Lavid's experience as a ring physician and amateur boxer.

Undefeated prospect Juan Barajas (10-0, 7KOs) joins Beat the Count on the heels of one of the greatest upsets in boxing history. They discuss Andy Ruiz securing the unified World Heavyweight Championship with an astonishing TKO victory over Anthony Joshua, Katie Taylor cementing undisputed status with a controversial majority decision win, and debate the effectiveness of judges in boxing.

Former world title challenger Ronny Rios (30-3, 14KOs) and younger brother, undefeated prospect Alexis Rocha (13-0, 8KOs), join Beat the Count to discuss their background in boxing, and their respective paths to world title contention. Other topics include: A storybook finish for Jamel Herring, impressive stoppage wins for Jose Pedraza and Devin Haney, and debating telling fighters when to retire.

Bill Santos of Jackrabbit Boxing stops by to review an action-packed weekend including five world title fights. They discuss Bill’s experience as a coach, fan, and fighter who still competes in the Masters division at the age for 53. Other topics include, Deontay Wilder’s devastating knockout of Dominic Brezeale, Naoya Inoue tearing up the WBBS, Billy Joe Saunders claiming a 168lb title, Canelo’s rank among all-time greats, and more.

Gio Garcia, co-host of Against the Ropes podcast, calls in to discuss Canelo vs. Jacobs, Canelo's pound-for-pound status, Julian Williams' upset victory over Jarrett Hurd, Emmanuel Navarete's dominant win over Isaac Dogboe, and Miguel Berchelt showing out over Francisco Vargas.

2018 Youth World Champion, Iyana "Right Hook Roxy" Verduzco, joins Beat the Count to discuss her journey and future in amateur boxing. Other topics include: a disappointing finish to Crawford vs. Khan, an explosive return for Danny Garcia, a bug weekend for DAZN featuring Danny Roman and Jessie Vargas, a dominant performance from Regis Prograis, and more.

Olympic hopeful Anthony Herrera stops by Beat the Count to discuss winning the 2019 Western Elite Qualifier at 114lbs, and his path to the 2020 Olympics. Luis Mejia (ring photographer) also joins the conversation to discuss all things boxing. Topics include: a dominant performance by Vasiliy Lomachenko, an impressive showing for Claressa Shields, a favorable decision for Jamie Munguia, and a lot of head buts.

Beat the Count hosts former 2-division world champion Jessie Vargas, and reigning WBA World Super Bantamweight Champion Danny Roman. Danny discusses his upcoming unification bout with TJ Doheny, and Jessie talks preparing for his debut at 154lbs against ring-veteran Humberto Soto. Both contests are scheduled for April 26th from The Forum in Inglewood Ca, and will be featured on DAZN. Other topics include: Jessie's future at 154lbs under the guidance of Freddie Roach, and Danny getting used to extensive media coverage during training camp.

Beat the Count welcomes World Boxing Council representative Nancy Rodriguez. They discuss women in boxing, and the future of boxing as an Olympic sport. Other topics include: Lamont Peterson's retirement, a surprising DQ finish from Kash Ali, a disappointing night for Oleksandr Gvozdyk and Egidijus Kavaliauskas, and Kubrat Pulev's kiss of fate.

Undefeated prospect George "El Phantasma" Navarro (4-0-1, 2KOs) stops by just one week before his ring return for 360 Promotions Hollywood Fight Nights. They give their reactions to the mega-fight between Errol Spence Jr. and Mikey Garcia, and discuss George's preparations for his upcoming bout including training with Coach Marco. Other topics include: Tevin Farmer and Jono Carroll going for cheese steak, Katie Taylor pursuing undisputed status, an impressive return for David Benavidez, and an evening at All Star Boxing in Los Angeles.