Ian Darke and John Rawling have worked side by side with Barry McGuigan in the commentary booths, but they also covered his Hall of Fame career.

Here, Barry looks back over his career, reflects upon a different time and some marvellous and historic nights.

John Rawling and Ian Darke reflect on working, covering and watching some of the best trainers in the sport at work.

From Angelo Dundee and Terry Lawless through to Eddie Futch, Teddy Atlas and George Francis, they look at the coaches behind some of the finest fighters in boxing history. They also talk about the mavericks, including Brendan Ingle, Enzo Calzaghe and Billy Graham.

Ian Darke, Tris Dixon and John Rawling answer listener questions, about favourite fighters to cover, the guys who didn't quite make it, journalists who inspired them, most disappointing nights ringside, the current heavyweight scene, Naz, fights that never were and much more 

John Rawling, Ian Darke and Tris Dixon reflect on uncrowned champions, cult heroes and those who had fantastic careers but didn't quite crack the big time, from Chris Pyatt and Tony Sibson to Herol Graham and Kirkland Laing in this whistle-stop tour of fine fighters who gave these three journalists some incredible memories.

Ian Darke and John Rawling look back on occasions when boxers used mind games, and at the moments they worked and failed.

They discuss Ali, Mike Tyson, Tyson Fury, Bernard Hopkins, Steve Collins, Chris Eubank, George Groves and many more as they reflect on the art of war.

Between them, Ian Darke and John Rawling were ringside for Evander Holyfield's appearance in the 1984 Olympics, for his crowning as heavyweight champion against Buster Douglas, for his slugfest with Bert Cooper, the epics with Riddick Bowe – including the Fan Man – the upsets of Mike Tyson (including the Bite Fight), the controversy with Lennox Lewis and many more huge nights.

Join them as they reflect on the highs and lows of The Real Deal.  

Ian Darke and John Rawling reflect on the life and times of a heavyweight British icon, Frank Bruno.

The looks at Bruno's highs and lows, share stories of working with the former WBC champion and assess his place in history.

They also look at the fights, with the likes of Bugner, Bonecrusher Smith, Witherspoon, Tyson, McCall, Lewis and many more.

John Rawling and Ian Darke are joined by another voice of boxing, Colonel Bob Sheridan, as they reflect on their time on the road together, covering big fights, and Bob looks back in particular on calling the Rumble in the Jungle from ringside back in 1974.

Ian, John and Tris look back over the good, the bad and ugly of life on the road, with best and worst places to stay, venues, training camps, inclement weather... oh, and some boxing nostalgia.

Join John Rawling and Ian Darke as they talk about the Benn-Eubank fallout, dream fights, nostalgic stories, favourite memories and venues, promoters and much more besides and Ian breaking the news to a British title holder that he was vacating his title!