It’s a big fight week so we couldn’t leave with no show this week so we’re back with a special “Boxing and Breakfast” edition of the show.

Terence Crawford looks to add a name on his welterweight resume in Amir Khan. Does Khan have anything that will expose Crawford? Or will Terence prove again Khan’s jaw is made of glass?

Jarrell Miller failed a drug test and his golden opportunity to fight Anthony Joshua looks to be gone. We discuss his screw up and who makes sense for Joshua’s American debut.

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Garcia vs GarandosGGG return opponentShields dominatesMungia gets a gift

After a few slow weeks, boxing is back with a ton of cards this weekend.

Claressa Shields is fighting not only to become the undisputed women’s middleweight champion this weekend against Christina Hammer. But she also fighting to become the major star women’s boxing needs. We’ll breakdown the title fight and explain why Shield popularity has yet to grow.

Vasiliy Lomachenko is among the best fighters there is in the world, but no one including his promoter seem to care about his fight Friday night versus Anthony Crolla. Is this a trap fight for Loma?

 

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Gilberto Ramirez at 175

Truax vs. Quillin

Munguia’s title defense

With no major fights this week, we’ll discuss the trending of fighters calling each other out on social media and if it is good or bad for the sport.

After a win last week, Oleksandr Gvozdyk still did very little to separate himself from the rest of the pack at 175. We’ll talk the light-heavyweight division and some matchups that make sense to set up.

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We’re three months in to this year’s boxing events and well it feels a little underwhelming. But will the next few months provide us anything better? Helping us discuss this is our favorite co-host Adam Abramowitz of SaturdayNightBoxing.com.

Lamont Peterson went on his shield this week in a grueling fight against Sergey Lipinets. We'll talk about Lamont’s career and if Sergey can make some legit noise in the welterweight division.

Oleksandr Gvozdyk is set to make first title defense this weekend in Philadelphia. Can he be the guy to beat in a wide open light-heavyweight division?

 

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Pulev's US debutESPN’s hard sell of Tom SchwarzRyan Garcia's returnBrandon’s Unpopular Opinion of the week

It wasn’t the fight we hope it could be, but ended up being the fight we feared it would be. We will wrap up all that was Spence vs. Garcia and what will be down the road for both.

Deontay Wilder turns down DAZN and will face Dominic Breazeale on Showtime. What does this mean for the heavyweight division?

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Conlan lacks powerFarmer keep cruisingPeterson vs. Lipinets

Is it a “50/50” fight? We’lL talk Spence vs Garcia and explain how this fight maybe closer than a lot of us thought it would be.

GGG has allied himself with DAZN and will return in June. So is this deal something, nothing or everything?

Shawn Porter looked “meh” in victory, but he really be calling out other champs after be gifted a win?

 

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Bivol boresTevin Farmer has a homecomingBrandon’s “Unpopular Opinion”

This week we have two title fights, where the winner could be in line for major unification bouts later this year.

Shawn Porter will defend his welterweight strap against fast rising Yordenis Ugas. I’ll explain why I calling for the upset and a champ come Saturday night in California.

While across the country Dmitry Bivol will try to separate himself from the rest of the pack at 175 as he defends his title against Joe Smith Jr in New York.

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Lara looks oldJacobs already finding an outBrandon's "Unpopular Opinion" of the week

So about that rematch….Wilder vs. Fury 2 is now off the table. So what will future hold for these two heavyweight champs? The one and only Adam Abramowitz from SaturdayNightBoxing.com will be live all night to help us sort out this mess we should have seen coming.

After wins this weekend by Chris Eubank Jr & Anthony Dirrell, are either ready to make a major impact at 168 this year? More importantly the IBO belt is now a factor.

Saturday will mark the return of Erislandy Lara since losing his title to Jarrett Hurd in close fight last year. But at 35, what more can he offer to the junior-middleweight division?

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Sor Rungvisai-Estrada 2 is coming April 26Joe Joyce is far from being a contenderGilberto moves up to 175, but still 168 champ?Plus  your calls & tweets

In a move that no one seen coming, Tyson Fury has linked up with Top Rank and ESPN. We’ll breakdown the deal and how it will affect his rematch with Deontay Wilder and also explain why some many people got in their feelings behind it.

Leo Santa Cruz returned with a victory this past weekend but didn’t increase his stock any. Who should be on his radar for his next fiht?

Another installment of “Unpopular Opinion” this week, where I will give my unbiased and unfilter opinion about boxing.

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Brandon Rios in MexicoEubank vs. DeGaleRob Brant a lynchpin at 160

This week’s guest has a lot to say about the industry and his current promotional situation. We will welcome Vanes Martirosyan as he will give us an unfiltered take on his career and what will be next.

Upsets, knockouts and lame interviews, we will recapp last weekend’s action and play “What Makes Sense” for the winners.

Leo Santa Cruz return to the ring this weekend on FOX, while Rob Brant makes his first middleweight title defense. We will preview all of this weekends fights and tell you who will win.

 

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Maidana return

Gamboa will be thanking Al

Commey hand injury