Part 2 of the Mickey Rourke professional boxing career deep dive. In this episode, we cover the rest of Mickey's fights and the slow decent into absurdity. There's lots of overseas fights and lots of questionable opponents. Learn which movie role he turned down to KO a 0-3 opponent and which former world champion allegedly played a key role in Mickey never boxing again, and finally we cover the insane exhibition match Mickey had in Russia in 2014.

I'm Europe for a few weeks in June and recording episodes well in advance, so we're taking a break from the typical show format of boxing previews/news/reviews and doing a deep dive instead. This week, I focus on the professional boxing career of professional actor Mickey Rourke. In Part 1, we focus on 1964-1992: Mickey's amateur boxing career, training with Freddie Roach and his first two professional boxing matches.

We celebrate 20 episodes with our first in-studio guest! @PeterCzymbor from @BostonProBoxing stops by to talk about his show on 5/31 in Windham, New Hampshire. We preview his card and get into the challenges and rewards of putting on a consistent club boxing series. If you're curious about the business side of boxing, this episode is a worthy listen. I also recap the three shows that took place on Saturday and preview the AJ-Andy Ruiz Jr card.

Just me again this week, I express regret for my terrible Wilder-Big Dom prediction while dealing with a neighbor trying to chainsaw a tree. Also some WBSS talk where I profess my love of Inoue and Josh Taylor. We got bare knuckle talk and plenty of fight previews as well.

The Unprofessional Boxing Podcast is solo this week with new corporate sponsorship! This week, we talk Williams-Hurd, Jack Swagger, Jeff Horn's future, WBSS, Deontay Wilder and so much more!

This week we're joined by Beto Durán (@DuranSports) who gives us his first-hand review of the Canelo-Jacobs card and his thoughts on Canelo's future, Vergil Ortiz Jr, the national anthem, Friday's Shobox card, and more! Plus previews of ESPN and PBC while my cat groans for more food in the background.

A longer episode this week, but I promise it's worth it! This week we're doing by Canadian boxing staple and boxing poster design master Jason Toufexis (@JasonToufexis). We recap the boxing weekend by venting our frustration over the Golden Boy stream and the Easter-Barthelemy fight, yet sending our respects to DAZN.

In addition, we preview the many Canadians in action this weekend (Artur Beterbiev, Steven Butler, and Erik Bazinyan) and Canelo-Jacobs, of course.

We also have an excellent Jeff Horn update and Jason tells us a tale of a riot that took place in the ring two years ago that featured a cooler full of drinks getting thrown.

This week I lose my mind trying to fathom Big Baby Miller's life choice. We grind up, tightly pack in a bowl, and smoke out the entire 4/20 boxing weekend with a preview of the huge DAZN card, World Boxing Super Series, and PBC on Showtime action. Plus, you guessed it, a Jeff Horn update!

It's just me this week on the podcast, and let's not beat around the bush - I've been drinking and I'm extremely fired up over a terrible weekend of boxing. Lomachenko, Showtime, PBC on FOX Sports 1, DAZN ... nothing is spared during this rant. After a few calm down beers, I preview a tightly rolled joint's worth of 4/20 weekend boxing (Crawford-Khan PPV, Danny Garcia's return, and even the White Rhino David Allen).

I'm joined this week by boxing expert and fellow podcaster @rian5ca. We chat about Gilberto Ramirez-Tommy Karpency, Ricardo Mayorga, Samuel Peter, and a guy in Peru who took a photo with the ring girls in between rounds of his fight. We got Jeff Horn talk and plus we talk Lomachenko too I guess.