The Neil Haley Show Featuring Riddick Bowe, Dr. Jack Rocco, and J. Len Sciuto

The Dr. Christopher Hall Show simulcast opened with two-time heavyweight champion of the world Riddick Bowe, the 1988 Olympic silver medalist and only boxer to hold titles in all four major sanctioning bodies. Riddick shared how, growing up in Brooklyn, a teacher played a Muhammad Ali tape that captured his imagination, and a schoolyard fight defending Ali's honor led to his expulsion-bound bully and Bowe being sent to the gym, where he's been ever since. He discussed his Olympic silver, his rivalry and friendship with sparring partner Evander Holyfield (the first man to knock Holyfield down), and his most exciting fights against Holyfield and Jorge Luis González. Riddick also revealed he is acting now (with Graves and Easton in the works), preparing for a celebrity boxing comeback scheduled for February after 20 years out of the ring, and getting involved in a video game project. He and Neil also playfully set up a future heavyweight versus 6'10" pro wrestler showdown.Neil then turned to The Ultimate Men's Movement with Dr. Jack Rocco for a deep conversation on testosterone and men's wellness. Dr. Rocco shared a sobering story of a 37-year-old delivery driver whose primary care physician told him his testosterone level of 140 was "normal" because of the lab's outdated reference range. Dr. Rocco explained how chronic low T drives belly fat (visceral fat), depression, loss of motivation, poor sleep, weak bone density, and higher cardiovascular and fragility fracture risk, and how cortisol from constant stress mode compounds the damage. He pushed back on testosterone mills run by PAs and nurse practitioners offering one-size-fits-all care, contrasting that with The Ultimate Men's Clinic approach that pairs TRT with peptides, the Protandim antioxidant product, GLP-1 weight loss, male enhancement procedures, and mental wellness support. Dr. Rocco also shared a personal moment, vivid dreams of his recently deceased father appearing young and healthy in a purple sport coat, which he credited to deeper restorative sleep on Protandim. Neil shared his own nine-month testosterone journey, including dropping caffeine, gaining energy, mental clarity, and a younger overall outlook. Visit TheUltimateMensClinic.com in New Bedford, Massachusetts (online consultations also available).Neil closed with bestselling author and retired military officer J. Len Sciuto for their weekly geopolitical breakdown. Len celebrated that Hades' Crypt has now been on the bestseller list for 26 consecutive weeks, and previewed his fourth book Desperate Countermeasures, in which a domestic terrorist group is kidnapping and killing the 14 authors of the National Nuclear Contingency Plan. He walked listeners through Iran's stalling tactics on Trump's 15-point ceasefire, explaining that any enrichment above 4 percent signals weapons-grade intent and that Iran has openly advertised that goal since 1979, with 2,900 Americans killed in that span. Len detailed the May 4 attack on the Marshall Islands-flagged, China-owned JV Innovation tanker off the UAE coast, the first recorded strike on a Chinese-owned tanker, breaking the pattern where Western ships had been the only targets. He explained the four-headed snake of North Korea, China, Russia, and Iran, with China buying Iranian crude at $20 per barrel in exchange for sodium perchlorate rocket propellant and missile components. He covered Iran's newly established Persian Gulf Strait Authority demanding vessel declarations and tolls, the suspension of Trump's Project Freedom rescue operation within 24 hours, and the roughly 1,600 to 2,000 ships now trapped with an estimated 20,000 seafarers as US Central Command in Tampa enforces the blockade and only 5 percent of traffic is being allowed through Hormuz. Find Len's books at JLenSciuto.com, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.