The Boxing Source Podcast

The host goes through the week in boxing and analyzes what went down in some of the bouts that happened over the weekend. This week, there was a card in California televised by ESPN with a main event that was supposed to be the co-feature. We go into that in detail in the first segment of the show.

Special guest Moses Droz joins the show going over his pro career and his road back to the ring.

Other news will be brought up such as an update to the fight between Devon Alexander and Andre Berto, the return fight for Luis Ortiz, an announcement for the vacant IBF middleweight title, and the press conference for Canelo-Golovkin II.

A preview of the upcoming fights for the next couple of weeks will also take place as the super lightweight division will be on watch over the next weekend plus a notable fight will be in store two weeks from now.

A review the Ramirez-Angulo fight plus go through a few topics in the sport of boxing and may interview a few people that are involved with the sport. We also go through the continuing saga of Joshua-Wilder and who may be at fault for what is going on.

A few major events in the boxing world took place over the weekend, and we go through as much as we can in this episode. In the UK, Tyson Fury had his first fight in nearly three years as he faced Sefer Seferi. On the co-feature, the WBO super lightweight title was on the line as Maurice Hooker took on Terry Flanigan.

In Las Vegas, the WBO welterweight title was on the line as Jeff Horn defended the title against former undisputed super lightweight champion Terence Crawford. This was a big fight in the division and the winner stamped his name as someone to keep an eye on at 147.

Los Angeles was the site of two world title fights as Jermell Charlo defended the WBC super welterweight title against Austin "No Doubt" Trout and Leo Santa Cruz defended the WBA featherweight "super" title against Abner Mares. We break down those fights and more.

A busy week of boxing is ahead of us and we break down as much as we can within one hour of live time...

The WBO welterweight title is on the line in Las Vegas as Jeff Horn has his 2nd defense of that title taking on Terence Crawford in what will be an important battle for both guys. Horn wants to prove his worth in the division and Crawford looks to get another world title in another weight class.

In Los Angeles, the WBA featherweight "super" title will be up for grabs as Leo Santa Cruz fights Abner Mares for the second time. They fought three years ago in the same building with Santa Cruz getting the win. We'll take a look at the landscape for this rematch in depth. The co-feature bout is Jermell Charlo against Austin Trout for the WBC super welterweight title. Trout faced Jermall Charlo for the IBF title in 2016 to a decision loss, and now two years later he takes on his brother for the WBC title.

Manchester Arena is the site for the return of former lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury as he takes on Sefer Seferi. People will see what the condition is of Fury in the ring before he steps up and takes on other opponents in the heavyweight division. Also as part of the card there will be a world title on the line as the WBO super lightweight title will be won by either Terry Flanigan or Maurice Hooker. Both are unbeaten and Flanigan is moving up to fight for another world title as he was the WBO lightweight champion. We preview this fight on the show.

A few notable fights took place over the weekend including Naoya Inoue vs. Jamie McDonnell, Jerwin Ancajas vs. Jonas Sultan, Khalid Yafai vs. David Carmona, and David Lemieux vs. Karim Achour. Those fights are talked about in the first segment of the show.

In the next segment we touch on the fights coming up on June 9th a bit as we look into the WBO welterweight title fight between Jeff Horn and Terence Crawford plus the rematch between Leo Santa Cruz and Abner Mares. We also revisit the upcoming fight between Jermell Charlo and Austin Trout for Charlo's WBC super welterweight title.

This podcast will be PACKED with content as there were three title fights on Showtime networks on Saturday. We had Josh Warrington try to take the title from Lee Selby in Leeds, then after that undefeated boxer Joseph Diaz Jr. went for the WBC featherweight title by fighting Gary Russell Jr. in the DC area, and then in Toronto you had Badou Jack fighting WBC light heavyweight champ Adonis Stevenson. All of those fights were good ones at the very least and we review them on the show.

We also have coming back to The Boxing Source Radio Show former 154 pound champion and boxing commentator Austin "No Doubt" Trout before he takes on WBC champion Jermell Charlo on June 9th in the co-feature for the Santa Cruz-Mares II card. He also gives some analysis into the fights that did happen on Saturday.

This week's podcast has two major cards to cover as there was good action in the Madison Square Garden and also at Turning Stone Casino & Resort. Title belts changed hands in these cards and we will discuss the main events in two segments of the show. What happened in each of the fights and how the landscape of the division changed with the wins that were acquired will be covered.

In another segment, we look forward to May 19th as there are two title fights that will be shown on Showtime, as WBC light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson will defend against Badou Jack and WBC featherweight champion Gary Russell, Jr. will defend against Joseph "Jo Jo" Diaz. An extensive preview of those events will be done on the show.

An extended episode of The Boxing Source Radio Show as we have a guest or two talking about an upcoming fight at the MGM National Harbor. This will be a segment about the event in general and a background on the fighter that will be featured by the special guest.

We will also go through the past weekend in boxing as there were a couple of marquee fights that people were talking about. In the UK, the rematch between David Haye and Tony Bellew took place and a bantamweight title was on the line as Emmanuel Rodriguez took on Paul Butler. In Carson, Gennady Golovkin defended his middleweight titles against Vanes Martirosyan and Cecilia Braekus defended her titles against Kali Reis.