Yes, that really happened on Saturday night. Marcos Maidana beat the billions out of Adrien Broner. And the lampooning that's resulted has been epic. There was other stuff that happened on the card, and most of it was at least decent, if not good. It just wasn't as huge as the main event. This week on Queensberry Rules Radio, James Foley of Bad Left Hook and Queensberry-Rules' Patrick Connor go with their patented no-huddle podcast approach to analyzing boxing. Joining these ridiculous rascals is TQBR contributor and Twitter extraordinaire Matt Swain. Also served up: the 2013 End of the Year Awards -- then TQBR Radio goes dark for a few weeks. Thanks for tuning in!

If this last weekend was the climax of the 2013 year in boxing, then this coming weekend is one hell of a refractory period. It may feel as though we're on the bad side of a weekend letdown, but what it lacked in quality (in some ways), it made up for in unrelenting quantity. This week on Queensberry Rules Radio, James Foley of Bad Left Hook and Queensberry-Rules' Patrick Connor review Paul Malignaggi's win over Zab Judah, Guillermo Rigondeaux's domination of Joseph Agbeko, the Shawn Porter vs. Devon Alexander Clinchapalooza, the James Kirkland vs. Glen Tapia in-ring outburst, Felix Sturm's surprise stop of Darren Barker, and more. Also on the holiday platter is a preview of Adrien Broner vs. Marcos Maidana, which will include Jesus Soto Karass vs. Keith Thurman. There's no let up this week, fans. Thanks for tuning in!

What we could probably do this week is replace most of the words in any given sentence with boxing. For boxing, this boxing could totally say boxing else, but since we're boxing so much boxing this weekend, boxing it. First things first: James Foley of Bad Left Hook and Queensberry Rules' Patrick Connor wake up from their contact concussions to recap Adonis Stevenson and Sergey Kovalev's respective thrashings of Tony Bellew and Ismayl Sillakh. Then there's Guillermo Rigondeaux vs. Joseph Agbeko, James Kirkland vs. Glen Tapia and Matthew Macklin vs. Lamar Russ on HBO to preview, and...hang on, resting my fingers...Zab Judah vs. Paul Malignaggi, Devon Alexander vs. Shawn Porter, Sakio Bika vs. Anthony Dirrell and Erislandy Lara vs. Austin Trout on Showtime, also to preview. There's also overseas action, like Darren Barker vs. Felix Sturm too. It's insanity, which suits Queensberry Rules Radio just swell. Thanks for tuning in!

Another huge casino, another hide-tanning -- another trip to Macau for boxing. Many questions remained regarding Manny Pacquiao following his brutish KO loss to Juan Manuel Marquez almost a year ago, and some were answered on Saturday night. Yes, he's still a world class fighter; yes, he can still swell up an eye better than an on-site bee sting; and yes, his compadre Buboy is still a well-built machine, muscular to the bone. This week on Queensberry Rules Radio, Bad Left Hook's James Foley and Queensberry Rules' Patrick Connor recap the action from Macau, undercard included, Carl Froch vs. George Groves, and preview next weekend's Adonis Stevenson vs. Tony Bellew and Sergey Kovalev vs. Ismayl Sillakh HBO card. Thanks for tuning in!

The best part about the end of 2013 for boxing, thus far, is that this weekend's Manny Pacquiao vs. Brandon Rios bout from Macau, China may not even be the most anticipated. It probably has the single biggest star from now until 2014, but the sport of boxing will be throwing some serious heat at us for the rest of the year -- and in combination. This week episode of TQBR Radio sees Tim Starks, Queensberry Rules and Transnational Boxing Rankings Board founder, joining James Foley of Bad Left Hook and TQBR's Patrick Connor once again. On the menu: Manny Pacquiao vs. Brandon Rios tartare and accompanying side dishes, Carl Froch vs. George Groves stew, and last week's foul Andre Ward vs. Edwin Rodriguez plate. Thanks for tuning in!

Another week, another set of fights to discuss, pick apart, have technical difficulties about and so forth on Queensberry Rules Radio. Us boxing fans sure are getting spoiled. But it's probably for the best if we whine, kick sand and make childish jokes. Luckily, that's exactly what James Foley of Bad Left Hook and Patrick Connor of Queensberry Rules plan to do once more on this episode. For starters, Mikey Garcia drew forth plenty of favorable comparisons with his destruction of Rocky Martinez, and don't forget Nonito Donaire sniffing the faint odor of defeat before dipping Vic Darchinyan in a pool of hurt juice. Demetrius Andrade also got a win over Vanes Martirosyan (not really worth the joke, pun or fancy language), and Andre Ward vs. Edwin Rodriguez may be worth a few minutes on the show. Thanks for tuning in!

If you hold still for a few minutes, you'll hear a residual sonic boom from the left hooks Gennady Golovkin landed on Curtis Stevens in round 2. Voted Kazakhstan's Most Eligible Bachelor of 2008 and given the key to the city of Kickassville the following year, Golovkin appears to be on a legitimate tear right now. The biggest issue with him may not be who will or will not fight him, rather how Jimmy Tobin, writer for The Cruelest Sport who will be joining us, will fit his Golovkin shrine into his Volkswagon Rabbit when he moves from his granny flat. This week, Mr. Tobin once again joins James Foley of Bad Left Hook and Patrick Connor of Queensberry-Rules to heap praise upon Gennady Golovkin, discuss Mike Perez vs. Magomed Abdusalamov and its fallout, and preview Rocky Martinez vs. Mikey Garcia, Nonito Donaire vs. Vic Darchinyan II and Demetrius Andrade vs. Vanes Martirosyan. Thanks for tuning in!

We better make this description quick, before Steve Smoger sees us and tries to push us away from Bernard Hopkins by the face. Somehow Bernard Hopkins keeps winning, and the guy is old. Real old. Also, somehow his decision win over Karo Murat was much more entertaining than just about anyone expected. Queensberry Rules Radio will cover many facets of that Showtime main event, and also Peter Quillin's stoppage win over Gabe Rosado and Deontay Wilder's KO of Nick Firtha. As always, the hosts of the episode are James Foley of BadLeftHook.com and Patrick Connor of Queensberry Rules.com (addresses withheld to protect the hosts from Steve Smoger). Thanks for tuning in!

When it rains, it pours. Except in this case, said downpour is a good thing, as it comes in the form of really sickening action to close out the rest of the year. The latest installment of "Hello, this is 2013 calling, boxing fan, and you're welcome" was Ruslan Provodnikov doing battle with Mike Alvarado this past weekend to the tune of a stoppage after the 10th round in favor of the Russian. That exquisite gorefest would probably be enough to carry a two-hour show, but James Foley of BadLeftHook.com and Patrick Connor of Queensberry-Rules.com will also preview Bernard Hopkins vs. Karo Murat and Peter Quillin vs. Gabe Rosado, among other musings. Joining the show this week is Kelsey McCarson, writer for TheSweetScience.com and BleacherReport.com, and member of the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board. Thanks for tuning in!

Oh, boxing. You never fail to throw us a curveball every now and again. Some fly into fits of rage, other embrace the change, and Queensberry Rules Radio will make weak attempts at bad jokes no matter what happens. Tim Bradley's close decision over Juan Manuel Marquez needs some serious cognitive marination. Where does Vasyl Lomachenko go after his pro debut? And so on. Also, James Foley of BadLeftHook.com and Patrick Connor of Queensberry-Rules.com will dip into the Mike Alvarado vs Ruslan Provodnikov well. Thanks for tuning in!