Ring Tones

Ring Tones

By Jason LangendorfSports
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Ring Tones episodes

  • Kathy Duva (Part 2)

    Episode 15: Main Events owner and CEO Kathy Duva joins the pod for the second part of our conversation about her journey through boxing – including the heyday of Evander Holyfield, heightened security at Caesar's and, yes, the occasional difficulties of navigating boxing's old-boys network.

    33 min
  • Kathy Duva (Part 1)

    Episode 14: Main Events owner and CEO Kathy Duva joins the pod to discuss her entry into boxing, the changing landscape of media and fight promotion, and the importance of a good story.

    45 min
  • Nigel Collins (Part 2)

    Episode 13: Nigel Collins, a journalist and Hall of Fame boxing writer who has been covering the sport for almost 50 years, joins the pod to talk boxing, writing and more.. The former editor-in-chief of Ring Magazine, Collins offers his thoughts about the bloody business of boxing, discusses changes in the media industry and tells a few tales about pugs and prose.

    40 min
  • Nigel Collins (Part 1)

    Episode 12: Nigel Collins, a journalist and Hall of Fame boxing writer who has been covering the sport for almost 50 years, joins the pod to talk boxing, writing and more. He is the former editor-in-chief of Ring Magazine, the author of "Boxing Babylon: Beyond the Shadowy World of the Prize Ring" and a current contributor for ESPN.com and Ringside Seat.

    50 min
  • Caleb Truax

    Episode 11: Former super middleweight titlist Caleb Truax joins the pod to discuss his off-the-beaten-path background and boxing resume, what he's binging during quarantine and what's next when boxing returns to action.

    45 min
  • Lou DiBella

    Episode 10: Boxing promoter, entrepreneur and advocate Lou DiBella joins the pod to discuss the potential fallout of the coronavirus on the boxing business, his path to prominence as an HBO Sports executive, the founding of his own company (DiBella Entertainment) and his induction into the International Boxing Hall of Fame's Class of 2020.

    1 hr 8 min
  • Regis Prograis

    Episode 9: Former junior welterweight titlist Regis Prograis suffered his first pro setback last October in a decision loss to Scotland's Josh Taylor. The silver lining: He put on one of the best shows of 2019, made a boatload of new friends and is now hungrier than ever to prove he's the best at 140 pounds. On the pod, Prograis also discusses his recent appearance in the Netflix film "Spenser Confidential" alongside Mark Wahlberg and his future as a chimpanzee collector.

    38 min
  • Steve Cunningham (Part 2)

    Episode 8: Steve Cunningham, a two-time cruiserweight titlist, joins the pod to discuss retirement (and the possibility that he isn't yet done), poor fighter promotion and the issues surrounding race in boxing and America.

    47 min
  • Steve Cunningham (Part 1)

    Episode 7: Two-time cruiserweight titlist, Navy veteran and Philadelphia native Steve Cunningham joins the pod to discuss his career, social justice and much more – so much, in fact, that we broke up our conversation into two parts.

    57 min
  • Terri Moss

    Episode 6: Terri "The Boss" Moss didn't lace up a boxing glove until age 34, but seven years later she met her improbable goal of winning a world title. She has thrown herself into the sport, first conquering boxing inside the ropes, then taking on the business and entertainment sides. Today, her passion centers on her flourishing Buckhead Fight Club, preparing her pro prospects for top competition and becoming "The Female Freddie Roach."

    39 min

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