The Boxing Source Podcast

Tune in as we review the fight card at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn as the host was on site for the fights and comments made afterwards. What are the winners looking forward to next and what impact did their wins have in the landscape of the sport? We will go through that in the first segment of the show.

In the second segment, we go back to the upset win by Isaac Dogboe over Jesse Magdaleno in Philadelphia. Dogboe is now the WBO super bantamweight champion, and may have staked his claim to be the best at that weight class. The Liacouras Center also hosted Bryant Jennings fighting Joey Dawejko and Jesse Hart against Demond Nicholson, so we will go over that as well.

The third segment will be about the continued back and forth between Deontay Wilder and his camp and Anthony Joshua and his promotional company. Supposedly, Wilder made an offer to Joshua and promoter Eddie Hearn wanted to know more about it, but there seemed to be a few things missing...

This episode covers the fight card that happened at the Barclays Center and what may be in store for those that participated in the marquee fights that were in Brooklyn. There will be some backstory to the three fights that were shown on Showtime and go through the reactions of the results. We also look into other fights that happened at other locations over the weekend.

In addition to that, we preview the next fight card at the Barclays Center, which will be April 28th as middleweight Daniel Jacobs takes on Maciej Sulecki and Jarrell Miller faces Johann Duhaupas. A lot may be on the line for Jacobs and Miller as big fights may be lined up for them if they win their respective fights.

The last segment of the show will go through the hot topic over the week as many wanted to get their two cents in about the back and forth between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder. We welcome those that may havea take about that subject and the host will continue what his views are about the topic.

The Boxing Source podcast returns as we have a fight card in Brooklyn next week, featuring Adrien Broner facing Jesse Vargas, plus Gervonta Davis and Jermall Charlo in action. Catch the preview for that card here.

In addition to that, we go back to when the WBA and IBF super welterweight titles were on the line. What’s next for the winner? Is the loser of the fight done as a top contender?

Also a couple of announcements will take place as we had an announcement of a fight for a world title which will be coming soon.

This episode covers the heavyweight unification fight between Anthony Joshua and Joseph Parker and what was done by the winner in the fight. We go through post-fight reactions and responses by some in reference to what was going on in the ring.

In addition to that, we may have a preview of the card on April 7th as Erislandy Lara takes on Jarrett Hurd for the IBF and WBA "super" titles at super welterweight and the rematch between Caleb Truax and James DeGale will take place. Stay tuned for that.

In this podcast we focus on the heavyweight division. We had one title fight earlier this month, and on the 31st we will have another one as the IBF and WBA "super" champion Anthony Joshua will take on WBO champion Joseph Parker in Cardiff. This fight will get us one step closer to an undisputed heavyweight champion. Yesterday, we had a WBC Silver heavyweight title fight as Dillian Whyte took on Lucas Browne. We will get in depth on that fight as well. On one segment scheduled for 8pm eastern time, former world champion "The Galaxy Warrior" Nate Campbell talks about his ups and downs in his career plus what he is up to now.

This episode of The Boxing Source Radio Show will go through a few topics in boxing including the fight card at the Madison Square Garden Theater. A vacant world title will be won on Saturday night, and we will go through that in this show.

In another segment, we will go over the news in reference to the Canelo-Golovkin rematch, an update on the Crawford-Horn fight, and other news that was brought up over the course of the week.

The main topic of the podcast will be the debate on who would be favored in a fight between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder. This has been heating up over the past few months and has increased over the past couple of weeks. The host will invite a couple of people to state their case as to why they favor one fighter over the other. When they are done, the host will bring up their take. It will be a great segment that you don't want to miss.

A lot to cover in this week's episode, as there are a good amount of fights that we go over. They include the following:

Brook vs. Rabchenko

Bivol vs. Barrera

Kovalev vs. Mikhalkin

Dirrell vs. Uzcategui

Wilder vs Ortiz

Detailed analysis will be given for most of these fights and a good back and forth discussion about the Wilder-Ortiz fight is sure to take place.

A lot to cover in this week's episode as there were a few fights at the The Forum which had a lot of action. Donnie Nietes had an impressive victory over Juan Carlos Reveco, and may have made a statement in his division. Carlos Cuadras and McWilliams Arroyo had a very good battle and the decision may have had some controversy behind it. We'll look into that in depth over the course of the show.

In the main event, Srisaket Sor Rungvisai defended his super flyweight title against Juan Francisco Estrada. It went to a decision and the result brought up discussions about a fighter being among the best pound for pound. The host will have his take on that and how there may be certain criteria to fighure out if a fighter is listed among the best pound for pound in the sport.

The World Boxing Super Series had a super middleweight match as Callum Smith took on Nieky Holzken in another semifinal. Holzken was a replacement fighter for this bout. We'l get into that in the review for it.

In another segment, a preview of the fights in the New York area next week will be done. Deontay Wilder defends the WBC heavyweight title against Luis Ortiz and a rematch between Andre Dirrell and Jose Uzcategui will take place at the Barclays Center, while two light heavyweight title fights will take place as Dmitry Bivol will defend the WBA title against Sullivan Barrera and Sergey Kovalev will defend the WBO title against Igor Mikhalkin at the Theater in Madison Square Garden. The host will have his views on these fights and what to look out for in each one of them. He may have a pick for each fight as well.

The February 18th podcast is packed with analysis on many key fights that happened on Saturday. There was a World Boxing Super Series semifinal match in Manchester as George Groves took on Chris Eubank Jr. for the super middleweight titles. We will have reaction to that and what may be ahead for the winner and the loser of that fight.

In El Paso, there was a card filled with notable fighters and notable fights. Last week's guest Austin "No Doubt" Trout took on Juan De Angel and the co-feature had Caleb "Sweet Hands" Plant against Rogelio "Porky" Medina. For the main event, two welterweights went at it as Devon Alexander and Victor Ortiz fought for 12 rounds. We will have a reaction to the decision that was made and the host will have a take of the result.

Las Vegas was the scene for a Showtime tripleheader as Yordenis Ugas and Ray Robinson fought in the first bout, David Benavidez and Ronald "The Thrill" Gavril was on the co-feature, and Danny "Swift" Garcia took on Brandon Rios in the main event. There will be a few thoughts given on each match and on what happened after the main event with another fighter getting involved.

Join us for the latest episode of The Boxing Source Radio Show as we are scheduled to have former super welterweight champion Austin "No Doubt" Trout call in to talk about his upcoming bout on February 17th against Juan De Angel in El Paso Texas. This is part of the card that will have Devon Alexander against Victor Ortiz as the headline bout.

We also preview the card in Las Vegas as Danny "Swift" Garcia will take on Brandon Rios and David Benavidez has a rematch with Ronald "The Thrill" Gavril for the WBC super middleweight title. It is part of a list of cards that will be on Showtime over the next few months with a lot of big matches. There will be a segment to go through a few of those key bouts as well.

In one other segment, there is a preview of the World Boxing Super Series semifinal at super middleweight as George Groves will take on Chris Eubank Jr. for the WBA "super" and the IBO world super middleweight championships. This will be a huge event in Manchester and the winner will go forward to the finals of the Super Series