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EPISODE · May 13, 2020 · 39 MIN

Nigel Collins (Part 2)

from Ring Tones · host Jason Langendorf

Episode 13: Nigel Collins, a journalist and Hall of Fame boxing writer who has been covering the sport for almost 50 years, joins the pod to talk boxing, writing and more.. The former editor-in-chief of Ring Magazine, Collins offers his thoughts about the bloody business of boxing, discusses changes in the media industry and tells a few tales about pugs and prose.

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Episode 13: Nigel Collins, a journalist and Hall of Fame boxing writer who has been covering the sport for almost 50 years, joins the pod to talk boxing, writing and more.. The former editor-in-chief of Ring Magazine, Collins offers his thoughts about the bloody business of boxing, discusses changes in the media industry and tells a few tales about pugs and prose.

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