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We dive into boxing's recent upsets and spectacular moments while debating what's next for the sport's biggest names.

• Josh Taylor's third consecutive loss signals his decline, with his defensive abilities showing significant deterioration
• Eduardo Nunez's pressure fighting defeated Masanori Rikiishi in an exciting lightweight contest
• Bek the Bully vs Darius Fulgham delivered an action-packed bout that raised both fighters' stock despite Bek getting the decision
• Jermall Charlo made an impressive return after two years, showing his jab remains elite while stopping Thomas LaManna
• Caleb Plant suffered a shocking upset loss to Armando Resendiz, raising questions about his focus and dedication to boxing
• We preview the upcoming Keyshawn Davis vs Edwin De Los Santos lightweight clash
• Discussion of potential matchups including Teofimo Lopez vs Devin Haney at a 145lb catchweight

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The gloves come off in this no-holds-barred boxing discussion with special guest Punchlines Boxing, the controversial social media personality who's been blocked by fighters for his unfiltered takes. We dive headfirst into the heated debate surrounding a potential Boots Ennis vs. Teofimo Lopez matchup, cutting through the boxing politics to examine why size matters more than experience in this potential clash.

Despite being a self-proclaimed "Teo sexual," our host acknowledges the harsh reality: Boots' natural size advantage at welterweight creates a fundamental problem that Teofimo's impressive resume can't overcome. We meticulously dissect Tim Bradley's analysis that favors Teo while highlighting Boots' devastating power that made Stanionis quit on his stool—something few experts predicted. The conversation exposes the double standards in how fans evaluate fighters' resumes and performances.

Beyond this matchup, we explore boxing's broader promotional failures compared to UFC, with particular criticism aimed at Turk's approach to growing the sport. The conversation shifts to the challenges of boxing content creation, with Punchlines revealing the hours of work required to produce viral boxing content while battling platform algorithms and shadow banning.

Whether you're Team Boots or Team Teo, this episode delivers the knockout combination of insider knowledge, unfiltered opinions, and genuine passion that makes boxing the sweet science. Subscribe now and join our growing community of boxing enthusiasts who refuse to pull punches when discussing the sport we love.

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The boxing world's foundation shook this week as Teofimo Lopez found himself at the center of a racial controversy that threatens to derail his once-promising career. Our hosts dive deep into the incident where Lopez uttered a racial slur during an Instagram Live session, exploring not just what happened but the profound disappointment felt by fans—including our co-host, who identified as one of Teo's biggest supporters. The raw, emotional reaction captures the heartbreak when athletic heroes fall from grace and the impossible position fans find themselves in afterward.

Beyond the Lopez situation, we unpack the brewing tension between Shakur Stevenson and Edgar Berlanga ahead of their July card in New York. 

The episode takes fascinating turns as we examine the curious announcement of 45-year-old Manny Pacquiao returning to face WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios, a move that reeks of the WBC's love for creating big paydays for favored fighters. We also break down the controversial Emmanuel Navarrete vs. Charlie Suarez fight, where a punch-caused cut was incorrectly ruled a headbutt before being changed to a no-contest instead of giving Suarez his rightful victory. 

Whether you're a diehard boxing fan or simply intrigued by the sport's constant drama, this episode captures the passion, frustration, and unwavering love that keeps us coming back despite boxing's perpetual two steps forward, one step back evolution. Join us as we navigate these controversial waters while maintaining our authentic perspectives on the sweet science.

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The boxing world experienced a rollercoaster Cinco de Mayo or Stinko de Mayo weekend featuring Teofimo Lopez's dominant performance, Devin Haney's confidence issues, Rolly Romero's massive upset, and Naoya Inoue proving his championship mettle despite getting knocked down.

• Turk's Times Square experiment looked visually impressive but failed by blocking thousands of fans outside with a red wall around the ring
• Lopez dominated Barboza Jr. with superior skills but faces questions about his ambitious move to challenge Boots Ennis at 147 pounds
• Haney defeated Ramirez but showed clear mental trauma from the Garcia fight with timid movement and visible reactions to being hit
• Rolly Romero upset Ryan Garcia with disciplined technique, pinning Garcia's lead hand and landing a perfectly timed counter
• Garcia appeared subdued compared to his pre-Haney fight persona, raising questions about his mental approach
• Canelo continued his one-shot power punching style in his victory over Scull before the announcement of his fight with Crawford
• Naoya Inoue got knocked down twice with the same punch but adjusted brilliantly to secure a knockout victory
• Shu Shu is being avoided by champions despite being the number one contender across multiple organizations

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Pro Boxing prospect, soon to be contenderJahi Tucker pulls no punches in this raw, unfiltered conversation about boxing, social media drama, and the mindset that's propelled him toward championship contention. The once-soft-spoken fighter reveals why recent months have pushed him to become more vocal when fellow boxers Amari Jones and Truck Simpson crossed the line between business and ego.

"I've always been a cool dude...but some of these guys blur the lines between their egos and business," Tucker explains in this sit down with The Spar-Inn Boxing Podcast. 

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Jaron "Boots" Ennis just delivered a statement performance that has the boxing world buzzing. Standing across from him was the previously undefeated Eimantas Stanionis, a fighter no one had ever been able to stop - until now. What we witnessed wasn't just a victory, but a declaration: Ennis belongs among boxing's elite.

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Trevor McCumby welcomes us into his world – both literally and figuratively – as we discover what makes this rising boxing contender tick. From his irrigation property in Phoenix where he raises chickens and grows his own food, to the controversial Caleb Plant fight that put him on the boxing map, McCombie speaks with refreshing candor about his journey.

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Celebrating our milestone 60th episode with a knockout recap of two weeks' worth of boxing action, including Mikaela Mayer's dominance over Sandy Ryan and previewing the upcoming Ennis vs Stanionis unification fight.

• Mikaela Mayer executed perfect adjustments against Sandy Ryan, leaving nothing to question in their rematch
• Bruce "Shu Shu" Carrington deserves his title shot as the #1 contender in multiple rankings but can't get belt holders to fight him
• Richard Torrez defeated Guido Vianello in an exciting heavyweight clash, showing great pressure despite size disadvantage
• Abdullah Mason celebrated his 21st birthday with another impressive stoppage victory, continuing to prove he's boxing's top prospect
• Tevin Farmer displayed incredible heart against William Zepeda despite coming up short on the scorecards
• Jaron "Boots" Ennis faces his toughest test against Eimantas Stanionis in a welterweight unification bout that could silence critics

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Two boxing buddies dive deep into the vibrant world of boxing, exploring the concept of "Irish Style" boxing and the technical brilliance of emerging fighters in the super welterweight division.

• Celebration of the Irish boxing style showcased at "King" Callum Walsh's St. Patrick's Day weekend fight card
• Detailed breakdown of Sebastian Fundora's unique physical advantages at 154 pounds
• Analysis of upcoming super welterweight matchups including Xander Zayas as WBO mandatory challenger
• Discussion of Bruce Carrington's vocal challenge to Nick Ball
• Preview of the highly anticipated Mikayla Mayer vs Sandy Ryan rematch
• Reflections on Keith Thurman's return to boxing at a higher weight class
• Examination of Edgar Berlanga's comeback fight and career trajectory

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What does it take to transform from a struggling Sicilian kid with no opportunities to a cruiserweight pro boxer sparring with heavyweight world champions? Giovanni Scuderi's journey is a masterclass in persistence against impossible odds.

Standing 6'6" tall, Scuderi breaks every stereotype about Sicilians. With remarkable candor, he recounts leaving his poor working family, arriving in America with nothing, and learning English from scratch while pursuing his boxing dreams.

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