We look at the return of the "Jackal", which was also the end of the "Jackal", which prompts us to think about how fighter's decide to call it a career. For some it's obvious, others, not so much. Also, a look forward to Smith/Vlasov & Ennis/Lipinets.

After a brief hiatus, we are back. We take a look at the judging inequities in the Estrada/Gonzalez bout. Can Vergil Ortiz carve out some space in a crowded and convoluted puzzle? Then the importance, and/or the lack of importance of the upcoming Povetkin/Whyte bout. And, as always so much more.

Matt Wolff is the Founder/CEO of Ticket Time Machine, a entertainment company that specializes in souvenir tickets/credentials for events. "Fans want souvenir tickets. We give fans what they want!" Matt is also the host of TheWolffDen podcast available on Linkedin, Facebook, and YouTube.

We talk about the upcoming Canelo fight, the aftermath of last week's action(Valdez's KO, Broner, and others). And take a look ahead at boxers that have been relegated to the fringe of the top that we would like to see get a shot.

Today’s guest is Kyle Smith. Mr. Smith is the Executive Director of The USFL project. A long-term project that aims to document and preserve the history and story of the former United States Football League. Please follow him @theusflproject on twitter.

Alex Clark, of Overtime Heroics, joins the program to talk some preseason baseball. A focus on the Seattle Mariners, but they dip into the entirety of the MLB.

Boxing historian David Marcus Reed takes us back, and forward, as we talk about the passion of the sport. Informative conversation that touches on several different facets of boxing.

Mauricio Lara's stunning KO of Josh Warrington, Jojo Diaz not making weight (by a lot), Joe Smith Jr. ppd again. The return of Adrien Broner, Robert Easter, Jr., and the Mexican Standoff between Miguel Berchelt and Oscar Valdez all covered here...and in one sentence.

Joey Q welcomes Ken Allison, MLB writer & editor for OverTimeHeroics.net. Ken joins the show from Minnesota and talks some MLB and his beloved Cubbies. For more from Ken go to @baseball_oth

Ed Blount played Quarterback at Washington State University and in his senior season led the Pac-10 in Yards per Pass Attempt, finishing 9th in the nation. Ed played for the San Francisco 49'ers and is now the Founder/CEO of Fast5 Football.