Fight 14 Round 12 - Hall of Fame Week - And Boxing Didn't Stop

The biggest week in boxing delivered on every front — and we were there for part of it.On this episode of Pacific Coast Boxing, we break down everything that mattered. Turki Alalshikh goes public with his brain tumor diagnosis and tells Ring Magazine he is afraid he will forget his own name by 2028 — the most important story in boxing this week had nothing to do with what happened inside the ropes. We cover what he built, what the sport loses if he steps back, and why no succession plan exists for the most influential matchmaker of the modern era.Then Jesse Rodriguez becomes a three-division world champion with a R6 stoppage of Antonio Vargas in Glendale — and Eddie Hearn immediately starts pushing for Inoue-Rodriguez. We break down why that fight is now an inevitability and what it means for the pound-for-pound landscape with No. 1 and No. 3 now one weight class apart.We get into the welterweight chaos — Tank Davis's team calls Haney, Shakur scrambles to stay relevant, and nobody has signed anything. The most compelling division in boxing has the most paralyzed matchmaking infrastructure to go with it.Plus Zayas vs. Boots Ennis fight week breakdown ahead of Saturday's Barclays Center main event — the unified 154 lb title fight that actually defines the division in 2026.And we close it out from Canastota, New York — Pacific Coast Boxing was on the ground at the International Boxing Hall of Fame induction weekend. The conversations, the access, and the moments you don't get anywhere else.Pacific Coast Boxing. No casual fan framing. Just boxing