Ring Champs with Ak & Barak

Edgar Berlanga sits down with Ak & Barak to finally clear the air — addressing the on-camera tension with Ak head-on before diving into everything else. From there, “The Chosen One” opens up about the toughest stretch of his career, the massive payday from signing with Zuffa Boxing, and why he says it’s already outpacing what he made fighting Canelo.The conversation covers his fallout with Top Rank and Bob Arum vs. Todd DuBoef, the real story behind his beef with Oscar De La Hoya and Eddie Hearn (including getting shut out of ringside tickets), the rise of his viral song “Baby Mama” and plans for a full EP, and a no-holds-barred Untold Stories segment. He closes it out naming his next three dream opponents — and the one rematch he’d want above all else. 0:00 Intro0:46 Addressing the tension with Ak6:23 The Sheeraz loss, the dark place11:55 - AD BREAK14:29 Fat Joe loyalty — origin story20:37 MSG pressure, the knockdown & comeback KO28:20 The Angulo fight — dirty tactics29:28 Leaving Top Rank31:19 The Canelo fight, mindset, biggest purse43:43 Signing with Zuffa Boxing46:30 “Baby Mama” origin story53:19 Oscar De La Hoya & Eddie Hearn tension1:05:31 Untold Stories1:09:19 Is the persona a show?1:11:11 Haney/Keyshawn Davis, Hitchins talk1:20:45 Next 3 opponents, Canelo rematch dreamSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The first football guest in RING CHAMPS history is a Hall of Famer who’s been ringside for boxing’s biggest nights. Michael Irvin sits down with Ak and Barak and starts at the beginning: the 15th of 17 kids, bused 25 miles out of the ghetto at five years old & feeling inferior in an all-white school post-integration, until a tutor threw him a football and said the words that changed his life. He opens up about the father who never saw him play, driving him to cancer treatments at 15, the promise he made the night before he died, and why he wore 88 for his dad’s favorite Cowboy.Then the boxing stories come out. Dinner with Mike Tyson fresh out of prison (and the moment with the waiter Irvin will never forget), why the Buster Douglas loss hurt him like nothing else in sports, the Chávez–Taylor war that made him ask for the only autograph of his life, his breakdown of how Ali vs. Tyson actually goes, his love for Terence Crawford, and his shock at what Floyd Mayweather is going through.Plus the truth about Deion Sanders, the physics of why cornerbacks couldn’t press him, and the prison-mentality workouts that built a Hall of Fame career. 00:00 – Intro & Welcoming Michael Irvin00:52 – Growing Up in Segregation-Era Florida02:06 – Feeling Inferior & Discovering He Could Be Special04:37 – St. Thomas Aquinas, Miss Jones & Fighting to Play07:50 – Moving from Defense to Wide Receiver10:05 – Freshman Year at Miami Under Jimmy Johnson12:21 – His Father: The Pastor Who Never Saw Him Play15:16 – Losing His Father & the Promise He Made18:02 – Giving Back to St. Thomas Aquinas20:35 – Ad Break21:45 – Realizing He Was a Special Wide Receiver22:59 – Miami Hurricanes Legends & Cowboys Brotherhood25:13 – Buying Family Homes & Helping Without Hurting27:21 – Chasing Jerry Rice & Darrell Green28:23 – Fear, Courage & the Mental Game of Football31:26 – The Legendary Super Bowl Catch32:22 – Becoming a Mike Tyson Superfan35:51 – Deion Sanders & Paying It Forward39:46 – Boxing’s Meaning & Today’s Top Fighters44:34 – Greatest Fights, Dream Matchups & the Tyson Dinner StorySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephen Espinoza returns for a wide-ranging conversation covering some of boxing’s biggest storylines, and has some updates. He addresses Floyd Mayweather’s $340M lawsuit against him and Showtime personally — where pay-per-view money actually goes, and why he insists not a penny went missing — plus whether he’d still help Floyd, what their conversations have been like since, and the six-month window on a possible Mayweather-Pacquiao rematch.The conversation turns to a dream matchup: Mayweather vs. Terence Crawford. Espinoza, who has priced fights like this his entire career, gives his verdict and sparks a debate about what it would take to make it real.Finally, Espinoza responds to Dana White’s claim that Zuffa Boxing will eventually sign every fighter, breaking down what that would actually require — undoing 100 years of boxing’s structure — and pointing to a business model that keeps contradicting itself, down to Devin Haney’s rumored $60M deal. 0:00 – Intro0:44 – Floyd’s lawsuit: does Espinoza/Showtime owe him money?2:20 – His reaction to the suit, and where things stand with Al Haymon4:32 – How PPV money actually flows9:00 – Streaming vs. old-school PPV payouts10:16 – The leaked Al Haymon audio and the AI theory14:19 – Al Haymon taking PBC stars to Fox — and why exclusive network deals hurt boxing20:49 – Signing Boots Ennis and Anthony Joshua outside of PBC25:30 – Creating boxing’s first real annual fight schedule30:38 – Espinoza’s green-light power at Showtime, and why it ended36:07 – Why Tank vs. Shakur died, and the real story on Crawford vs. Ennis40:23 – Mayweather vs. Crawford — what it’d take, and would fans buy it?44:04 – Boxing’s shrinking media landscape, Saudi money, and PIF50:32 – Could Zuffa really sign every fighter? Devin Haney’s rumored $60M deal54:23 – Al Haymon’s future, Turki’s “boxing summit,” and fighters pricing themselves out1:02:20 – Would Espinoza still help Floyd? His finances since the lawsuit1:05:32 – Addressing Part 1 comments1:09:36 – Joshua vs. Fury, Wilder’s legacy, and Tank Davis’ future1:15:49 – OutroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Terence Crawford is back on RING CHAMPS for his first sit-down since walking away from boxing, and this time Ak and Barak came with a retirement gift: an original portrait from Tony Nasa. Bud opens up about the decision nobody leaked: he knew before the Canelo fight that it was his last, Bomac couldn't wait for him to be done, and the tears after Spence were him realizing he'd already proved everything. He shuts down the Turki rumors (nobody has offered him a fight since Canelo), explains why "who am I gonna fight?" ends every comeback conversation, and teases the injuries from his worst camp that he's saving for the documentary. Then he answers what everyone's been waiting on: Spence's camp excuses, and explains why he can't grasp taking the biggest fight of your life unprepared. Crawford reveals there was no rematch clause with Canelo but he'd have honored one anyway, plus the truth about the $200M McGregor offer and what he'd have done in the cage, his take on Shakur signing with Zuffa and the UFC camera "mixup," and advice for Boots Ennis and why Vergil Ortiz is the harder fight over Fundora.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richardson Hitchins is back on RING CHAMPS for the first time since the fight that never happened, and he takes us inside every hour of that week: his body shutting down in the cold of Vegas, being held up by his team in the MGM lobby so nobody could see him on his knees, 6 AM ice baths, throwing up on fight night, and the moment he told his manager he couldn’t walk to the ring. Then the part that still eats at him every day — the biggest check of his career, over $1 million, gone with the pullout.He also gets into everything that came after: vacating the IBF belt, the Zuffa deal and why the money stayed the same without the strap, Eddie Hearn going missing, and sitting down with Dana White and Nick Khan.Plus Tank Davis texting him from fake numbers, his real issue with Keyshawn Davis and the missed-weight double standard, why he’s picking Teofimo over Rolly, breaking down Boots Ennis vs. Xander Zayas, whether Boots beats Bud, and the fight he wants most: Devin Haney. 00:00 – Intro & Welcome Back Richardson Hitchins00:47 – What Really Happened During Oscar Duarte Fight Week07:12 – Is Hitchins Done at 140?08:50 – Making Weight, Nutrition & Growing Out of the Division10:59 – Ad Break12:10 – Zuffa’s Plans for Him at 14714:04 – How the Zuffa Boxing Deal Came Together16:25 – Why the Eddie Hearn Deal Fell Apart21:02 – Breaking Down Teofimo Lopez vs. Rolly Romero25:53 – Beef with Devin Haney & Tank Davis30:55 – Should Shakur Stevenson Move Up to 147?33:53 – Sparring Stories with Shakur Stevenson35:05 – Keyshawn Davis’ Win Over Jamaine Ortiz38:34 – Shakur Stevenson Beats Raymond Ford42:17 – Boots Ennis vs. Xander Zayas47:35 – Fundora & Vergil in the 154 Division49:35 – Fantasy Fight: Boots Ennis vs. Bud Crawford53:45 – Fallout, Critics & the Real Reason He Pulled Out1:03:34 – Meeting Dana White & Nick Khan1:06:11 – Talking His Next Opponent1:11:25 – WrapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emiliano Vargas pulls up on RING CHAMPS just days after his statement win at a sold-out Barclays Center, and the fastest-rising name in the Vargas dynasty holds nothing back. The undefeated 22-year-old gets real about answering Ryan Garcia’s verbal jab, why he believes Vargas vs. Garcia sells out a stadium. Plus, sparring Shakur Stevenson as a 17-year-old, and the only fighter who ever hurt him in the ring.He also takes us inside the most surreal stretch of his young career: the locker room during Xander Zayas’ loss to Boots Ennis, the phone call telling him Bad Bunny personally picked him for the Super Bowl halftime show, and the casino run that cost him $16,000 in an hour. Plus his brothers’ bare-knuckle debut in London, the lessons pulled from his father, Fernando’s, career, and the untold story of the pro fight he took with no team and his barber working the mitts. 0:00 Intro0:47 Vargas Brothers in boxing & family competition3:18 Staying focused despite money & fame7:22 Learning from his brothers’ mistakes11:08 AD BREAK13:28 Falling in love with boxing as a kid15:13 Amateur career & traveling the world17:52 Sparring wars with his brothers growing up21:33 Ryan Garcia23:24 His father’s legacy: Tito Trinidad and beyond27:28 Breaking down the Xander Zayas vs. Boots Ennis fight32:58 Super Bowl halftime show & meeting Bad Bunny36:41 Sparring Shakur Stevenson & Jorge Linares43:17 Dream fight: Ryan Garcia & next opponents47:42 Untold Stories58:19 Rapid-fire Qs, dad’s best advice & money storiesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ak and Barak don’t agree on much, and they really don’t agree on this one. In a real-time, unscripted debate, the self-proclaimed biggest Floyd Mayweather fan alive gets pushed to answer the question boxing won’t stop arguing about: is Terence “Bud” Crawford actually better than Floyd Mayweather?They break down the resume case for Floyd (the $300M Showtime run, the Pacquiao win, the undefeated record) against the eye-test case for Bud (the Canelo demolition three weight classes up, the switch-hitting power, the dominance at 38 that mirrors his prime). They run the fantasy fight at 38, at 29, and dig into who Floyd really beat versus who Bud was blacklisted from fighting. By the end, even Floyd’s #1 fan lands somewhere he’s never said on camera before. 0:00 Intro0:48 Setting the Stage1:53 Framing the GOAT Debate2:51 Floyd’s Close Fights4:50 Ad Break5:45 The Age Argument7:55 Floyd’s Resume Case9:24 38-Year-Old Floyd vs. Pacquiao11:48 38-Year-Old Bud vs. Canelo13:34 Resume vs. Dominance15:07 Bud’s Blacklisted Prime Years15:50 Does Resume Trump Everything?16:54 The Fantasy Fight at 3818:03 Can Floyd’s Defense Stop Bud?21:24 What About 29-Year-Old Floyd?28:47 Could Bud Have Done More?30:50 The Perfect Retirement32:07 Names vs. Accolades34:17 OutroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ak & Barak are back to break down the most stacked stretch of the boxing calendar, and they are not holding back. This is a full state-of-the-sport conversation built around one argument: boxing is thriving louder than ever, and the next two weeks prove it.The guys preview Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez vs Antonio Vargas as Bam moves up to chase Naoya Inoue, Boots Ennis vs Zander Zayas at 154, Abdullah Mason’s hometown title shot against Joe Cordina, and Errol Spence Jr’s comeback against Tim Tszyu. Then it gets spicy: Barak predicts Anthony Joshua knocks out Tyson Fury to become a three-time heavyweight champion, they crown Shakur Stevenson the best fighter in the world, and they debate Canelo Alvarez’s next move with Benavidez, Jermall Charlo, and even Errol Spence on the table. 00:00:00 – Intro00:01:45 – Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez Moving Up & The Inoue Dream Match00:12:21 – Boots Ennis vs. Zander Zayas: Coming Out Party or Bust?00:17:36 – Breaking Down Boots vs. Zayas Further00:21:46 – Abdullah Mason Defending His Title in Cleveland00:23:52 – Mason’s Personality & What He Needs to Prove00:31:28 – Anthony Joshua vs. Prenga: Tune-Up for Fury00:31:42 – The Biggest Fight in British History: AJ vs. Tyson Fury00:38:00 – Errol Spence Jr. Returns vs. Tim Tszyu00:42:53 – Canelo’s Future: Benavidez, Jermall Charlo & What’s Left to Prove00:46:17 – Dream Matchup: Errol Spence vs. Canelo Alvarez in 2027?00:49:06 – Boxing’s Biggest Remaining Fights & The State of the Sport00:51:30 – Outro: Boxing Is ThrivingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ak & Barak settle it once and for all: the 10 greatest knockouts in boxing history. From Juan Manuel Marquez’s ice-cold finish of Manny Pacquiao to George Foreman reclaiming the title at 45, Canelo’s highlight-reel destruction of Amir Khan, Tommy Hearns vs Roberto Duran, Julian Jackson’s one-punch power, Tank Davis, Michael Carbajal, and yes, Jake Paul’s knockout of Tyron Woodley making the cut. The guys rank their personal top 5 each, argue over who got robbed of Knockout of the Year, and debate which finish is truly the scariest of all time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philly’s own Stephen “Cool Boy” Fulton sits down with Ak & Barak on RING CHAMPS and finally tells the full story of what really happened before his loss to O’Shaquie Foster. The two-time world champion walks through the weight cut from hell — running for hours without sweating, an hour in the sauna tent, passing out in the hotel room with his body locked up, and showing up to the weigh-in with one shoe on and one shoe off. He admits he was “killing himself” on the scale, ran out of legs before the bell, and says if Foster had actually engaged in a rumble, the result would have been completely different. The Foster rematch is officially on his radar.Fulton also opens up about the personal storm he was in heading into that fight: a year-plus breakup he was still working through in the ring, a house break-in where someone walked off with a $20K Chanel bag, and therapy work that finally helped him forgive his mom for the trauma she carried. He talks fashion ($35-40K Margiela fight kits, $1.5M total spent on clothes), his $17M retirement quota, his goal to become the first three-division world champion from Philadelphia, and a mystery summertime comeback fight at 130 pounds.This is one of the rawest, most honest sit-downs Fulton has done since the loss. 00:00:00 - Intro00:01:19 - Best Dressed Boxers: Tank, Devin, Caleb Plant & More00:02:35 - Raising His Sons & Teaching Style00:04:32 - Would Steph Start His Own Clothing Brand?00:05:13 - Most Expensive Fight Outfit: Head-to-Toe Margiela ($35-40K)00:05:53 - How Much Has He Spent on Clothes His Whole Career?00:09:42 - Going to Therapy & What He Learned00:10:51 - Understanding His Mom’s Trauma & Forgiving Her00:12:32 - His Parenting Philosophy: Don’t Force Your Kids00:20:12 - His Financial Goal: $17 Million Before He Hangs It Up00:22:04 - The House Break-In Before His Last Fight00:28:41 - Acting, Podcasting & Life After Boxing00:29:20 - Inoue vs Bam Rodriguez: Who Wins?00:33:38 - Breaking Down Shakur Stevenson00:34:13 - What Was Really Going on Before the Foster Fight (Breakup)00:35:37 - Boxing Is the Loneliest Sport00:36:09 - Being a Lover Boy, Therapy & Learning to Be Alone00:40:47 - Motivation Now: Becoming a 3-Division World Champion00:42:41 - What Really Went Wrong in the Foster Fight00:43:14 - The Weight Cut Nightmare00:47:34 - Does He Want the Rematch with Forster?00:50:12 - Next Fight Coming This Year00:54:20 - What’s Changed in Camp: Back to the Footwork00:59:19 - OutroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ak & Barak are back on RING CHAMPS with their boldest take yet: Canelo Alvarez is the greatest Mexican fighter of all time, and they’re settling it with facts over feelings. In one of the most controversial debates in boxing, Ak & Barak break down why Saul “Canelo” Alvarez has surpassed Julio Cesar Chavez Sr to claim the Mexican GOAT crown, and they bring the receipts.They walk through Chavez Sr’s record with a microscope: the 77-0 fight against a 7-2 opponent, the 65-0 fight against a 0-1 fighter, the 51+ journeymen on the resume, and the Meldrick Taylor fight Chavez was losing until the final seconds. Then he stacks Canelo’s accomplishments: 18 world titles across four divisions, becoming the first Mexican fighter to go undisputed at 168 pounds, 20 champions beaten, 9 undefeated fighters defeated, and moving up to 175 pounds to fight bigger men.The conversation also tackles Salvador Sanchez (potential vs accomplishments), Ricardo “Finito” Lopez, Marco Antonio Barrera, Juan Manuel Marquez (and his Pacquiao-four-times resume), and the strongest contrarian argument on the board: Oscar De La Hoya’s 11 world titles across six divisions, and the fact that he beat Chavez Sr head-to-head. 00:00 - The Ring Champs: Settling the Mexican GOAT Debate01:25 - Facts Over Feelings: Canelo vs. Chavez Sr.02:50 - Salvador Sanchez: Eye Test vs. Longevity04:44 - Finito Lopez: Undefeated & More Skilled Than Chavez?05:33 - Marco Antonio Barrera & Juan Manuel Marquez Resumes11:16 - Lineal Champions vs. Vacant Titles12:46 - Putting Chavez Sr.’s 77-0 Record Under the Microscope17:32 - The Superstar Cultural Impact of Chavez Sr.18:58 - Peak Comparisons: 21-Year-Old Canelo vs. Chavez Sr.22:14 - The Strongest Case: Oscar De La Hoya’s Six-Division Legacy25:36 - Why Canelo Alvarez is the Greatest Mexican Fighter of All Time28:36 - Ticket Gates, Pay-Per-View, & Putting “Asses in Seats”29:42 - Breaking Down Chavez Sr.’s Biggest Career Wins33:59 - Final Verdict: Canelo Stands Alone at the TopSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gillie Da King sits down with Ak & Barak on Ring Champs for a no-holds-barred conversation about boxing, music, family, and the journey from being blackballed in the rap game to building a million-dollar empire. The Million Dollaz Worth of Game co-host opens up about Lil Wayne’s “Problem Solver” diss, why Jay-Z and 50 Cent both tried to sign him, the moment Wallo sent him the Spotify article that birthed the podcast, and why he cried signing the first deal after his cousin came home from doing 7,300 days.On the boxing side, Gillie goes deep on his Top 5 pound-for-pound list, why Tank Davis is the biggest star in American boxing, why Bam Rodriguez beats Naoya Inoue if they meet, and why Sebastian Fundora is the toughest fight on Boots Ennis’ horizon. He also crowns Joe Frazier King of Philly over Bernard Hopkins, breaks down Bozy’s Dungeon and the Philly fight scene, and explains the Cam Newton tight-pants beef that wasn’t actually beef.This is one of the most personal Ring Champs episodes yet: Gillie talks about losing his son, the philosophy he lives by as a grandfather, and why he’s putting his daughter N3WYRKLA’s debut album with 21 Savage, Trippie Redd, Rob 49, and G Herbo above his own rap career.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former IBF, WBA, and lineal welterweight champion Jaron "Boots" Ennis sits down with Ak & Barak ahead of his June 27 Barclays Center showdown with undefeated Xander Zayas. Boots breaks down why Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr. never came his way, the real story behind the Vergil Ortiz negotiations falling apart, and the alleged Devin Haney 152 fight offer that was floated his way. He also opens up about sparring Canelo Alvarez during Bud Crawford's Canelo camp, his honest reaction to Conor Benn leaving Eddie Hearn and Matchroom for Zuffa Boxing, and why he thinks Keith Thurman is a different fighter today. Plus: growing up in Philly with his brothers protecting him from the streets, why Pernell Whitaker is his favorite fighter of all time, and his bold knockout prediction for Xander Zayas at 154. Ring Champs with Ak & Barak: where the boxing conversations land. New episodes weekly. Subscribe for more boxing interviews, fight breakdowns, and combat sports debate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ak & Barak break down the biggest weekend in boxing. David Benavidez vs. Gerardo “Zurdo” Ramirez headlines Cinco de Mayo weekend on May 2nd in Las Vegas, and the guys make their predictions on whether Benavidez can stop the bigger, more experienced cruiserweight champion to keep his pound-for-pound run alive. Plus a deep dive on the co-main between Munguia and Resendiz, and why Resendiz might need a knockout to stay in the title picture.In the back half: the Errol Spence Jr. comeback rumors are heating up, and Spence vs. Tim Tszyu is seemingly getting closer. Ak & Barak debate whether the layoff helps or hurts Spence, the awkward Charlo Twins training camp situation, and what a Spence return means for the welterweight and 154-pound divisions. They close with a hot take on whether David Benavidez is positioned to take over the Cinco de Mayo and September Mexican fight weekend dates from Canelo AlvarezSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WBC President Mauricio Sulaimán joins Ak & Barak to address the Terence Crawford sanctioning fee controversy head-on, Zuffa Boxing's arrival in the sport, and reveal where every dollar of WBC fees actually goes. Plus: the untold Mike Tyson taxi-driver knockout story from 1988, Bruce "Shu Shu" Carrington's emotional title win, Ryan Garcia's WBC reinstatement, Shakur Stevenson's all-time great case, Mauricio's real relationship with Turki Alalshikh, and the Avni Yildirim mandatory saga that rewrote WBC rules forever.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brooklyn legend and hip hop icon Big Daddy Kane joins Ak & Barak on RING CHAMPS for one of the most legendary conversations yet. Kane opens up about helping put on a young Jay-Z, taking him on tour as his opening act, and why he believes we never would have gotten Reasonable Doubt if Jay had blown up with his original fast-rap style. He shares the story of touring with Tupac back when Pac was still a dancer for Digital Underground, the night Mister Cee kept telling him Biggie sounded just like him, and the moment he heard Grandmaster Caz and threw his entire rap book in the trash. But this isn't just a hip hop history lesson. Kane goes deep on boxing, breaking down Crawford vs Floyd Mayweather (and why Crawford fights like a skilled version of Roberto Duran), naming Muhammad Ali as the greatest fighter of all time, and revealing how he learned battle rap trash talk from watching Ali's press conferences. Plus, a hilarious Mike Tyson club story you have to hear to believe, his dream fight of Mayweather vs Sugar Ray Leonard, and why he wants to see Shakur vs Tank next.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hamzah Sheeraz sits down with Ak and Barak at the Fightin Blue in Las Vegas for a no-holds-barred conversation about his rise from fixing sockets in Eden Hazard’s apartment to becoming one of boxing’s most dangerous fighters at 168 pounds. Sheeraz opens up about his father being in and out of prison, dropping out of school at 16, almost walking away from boxing to be an electrician, and the moment of desire that pulled him back. Within six weeks of returning to the gym, Frank Warren offered him a pro contract.Sheeraz breaks down the Edgar Berlanga KO that changed his life, addresses the hand wrap controversy head-on (the commission told him to leave it on), and reveals the Canelo fight was nearly done before the elbow surgery. He shares his honest take on Conor Benn leaving Eddie Hearn for Zuffa Boxing, explains why he’s never had a wandering eye for Matchroom, and gets real about the Ricky Funez trainer split and his brotherhood with Andy Lee. Plus: Floyd vs Crawford P4P debate (he picks Floyd), why Caleb Plant would be his toughest fight, and the legacy vs money question that splits the boxing world. 0:00 - Intro & Hamzah’s Career Journey2:09 - The Edgar Berlanga Fight & Reaction Back Home4:10 - Nothing to Lose Mentality Going Into Berlanga4:50 - Hand Wrap Allegations Explained6:14 - American Fighters Who Inspired Hamzah7:34 - AD BREAK8:54 - Floyd Mayweather vs. Terence Crawford: Who Wins?9:57 - Conor Benn’s Move to Zuffa Boxing12:37 - Is Hamzah Happy With Frank Warren & Queensberry?15:14 - What’s Next? Mbilli, Canelo, Pacheco & Alem Begic17:34 - How Hamzah Almost Quit Boxing to Become an Electrician22:35 - His Father in Prison & the Advice He Gave26:43 - Retiring His Mom & Seeing the Dream Become Reality28:34 - Dealing With Friends Coming Out of the Woodwork33:25 - Who the Real Ones Were After the Adames Draw35:01 - Why Ricky Funez Is No Longer His Trainer40:03 - Why Hamzah Thinks He’ll End His Career With Andy Lee43:19 - What Music Hamzah Is Listening to Right Now44:14 - The Canelo Fight That Almost Happened45:41 - His Toughest Potential Fight: Caleb Plant46:15 - Wanting to Be the Best by Beating the Best47:09 - Top 3 Pound-for-Pound Fighters Right Now47:32 - Next Three Opponents & Why Undisputed Matters More Than Big Money51:35 - OutroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former two-time super middleweight champion Caleb Plant sits down with Ak & Barak at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas for one of the most personal conversations in Ring Champs history. Caleb opens up about the real story behind his Revenge Tour fashion brand, his journey from childhood poverty and being an outsider as a white fighter in amateur boxing, to winning a world title and silencing every doubter. He reveals the untold backstory of his iconic Anthony Dirrell KO celebration and breaks down the powerful “Pale Horse” campaign inspired by his favorite movie,Tombstone’.In a deeply emotional episode, Caleb gets real about his mother’s addiction, the things he had to do to survive as a 19-year-old father with a disabled daughter making $1,500 on his pro debut, and how faith transformed his life. He talks about friends who took advantage of his generosity, buying his dad a Rolex as his first big purchase, and why his fear of going back to poverty keeps him disciplined with his money. From Nipsey Hussle quotes to Al Haymon wisdom, Caleb shares the financial philosophy that’s kept him grounded.Caleb also weighs in on Terence Crawford’s retirement, delivers a detailed Crawford vs. Floyd Mayweather fantasy fight breakdown, shares his take on Zuffa Boxin* and Conor Benn’s loyalty to Eddie Hearn, and calls out Edgar Berlanga and Hamzah Sheeraz for his next fights. Plus: Revenge Tour Chapter 2 is on the way this spring.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Las Vegas to deliver an expert breakdown of the upcoming Keith Thurman vs. Sebastian Fundora showdown, covering keys to victory, predictions, and what an Errol Spence comeback could mean for the 154-lb division.Then meet Sibley Scoles, another welcomed addition to the ATS FIGHT family. From growing up in the Bay Area to chasing a rap career in London, getting discovered for Revolt TV while broke, building a decade at E! News and Access Hollywood, and walking away from it all to pursue sports broadcasting, Sibley’s story is one of hustle, vulnerability, and resilience. 0:00 - Caleb Plant Joins ATS Fight4:33 - Thurman vs Fundora Full Breakdown22:31 - Meet Sibley Scoles: Bay Area Origins27:41 - From Music to London to Broke31:23 - Revolt TV Changed Everything34:46 - Arc Gets Vulnerable About His Father42:39 - Sibley’s Grandfather, Loss & Therapy52:38 - Boxing Broadcasts & Women in Sports59:36 - Leaving E! News for Sports1:05:57 - Starting Over & The Netflix Moment That Changed EverythingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IBF & Lineal cruiserweight champion Jai Opetaia sits down with Ak & Barak to break down his face-to-face encounter with David Benavidez in Las Vegas, his plans to become undisputed before moving to heavyweight permanently, and what it’s like preparing for Zuffa Boxing’s first-ever marquee fight on Sunday, March 8th. Jai also reveals his “Frankenstein” approach to building his fighting style — studying Crawford’s pocket work, Usyk’s footwork, and Shakur’s distance control.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keyshawn Davis sits down on RING CHAMPS for a wide-ranging conversation about the turning point he calls “BJ (Before June)” and how faith, fatherhood, and discipline reshaped his life inside and outside the ring.He breaks down mental health, the moments that changed his relationship with his father, and why he believes boxing’s biggest names avoid “gritty” matchups.Plus, Keyshawn talks Devin Haney, Richardson Hitchins, and what it will take to get the fights fans actually want.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In his first sit-down since capturing the WBC Featherweight World Championship, Bruce ‘Shu Shu’ Carrington joins Ring Champs for an emotional, unfiltered conversation. Bruce fires back at Teofimo Lopez’s viral “geek” comments, gives insider details on the Tiger Johnson and Haney altercation, and delivers bold pound-for-pound rankings. The new champ also reveals for the first time that he spent time in foster care as an infant — a story he’s never shared publicly — and pays tribute to his brother Ike, who believed in him before anyone else.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Conor Benn returns to Ring Champs for his most raw and honest interview yet. The British boxing star reveals his darkest moments — from contemplating suicide during his two-year suspension to going broke fighting his legal battle — and how 17 months of sobriety transformed his life. Benn opens up about his $100 million career goal, why he confronted Shakur Stevenson in the ring at Madison Square Garden, and drops a SCORCHING take on Tank Davis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ak & Barak sit down with heavyweight warrior Derek Chisora ahead of his 50th fight to talk retirement, family, fitness, and why boxing is a “scumbag sport.” Chisora opens up about his wife and kids, sparring philosophy, and whether this really will be his last time in the ring against Deontay Wilder. Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller joins the couch to break down Chisora vs. Wilder, reflect on his own comeback, and laugh off the viral hair piece moment. From Usyk calling Chisora his toughest fight to Miller’s plans for big paydays and future opponents, this episode blends raw honesty, fight analysis, and unforgettable stories.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Teofimo Lopez pulls no punches in this explosive interview just days before his showdown with Shakur Stevenson at Madison Square Garden. The multi-division champion opens up about why Devin Haney “didn’t have motion” for their potential fight, calls Tank Davis the modern-day Mike Tyson, and reveals the deep-rooted beef from his amateur days when Shakur’s crew treated him like “the geek” and “a loser.” Teofimo gets brutally honest financial debt, and the reality that there are no friends in boxing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richardson Hitchins returns to RING CHAMPS and holds nothing back. He reveals the truth about his fallout with Tank Davis over a chain controversy, explains why Devin Haney’s claims about a $2 million Keyshawn Davis offer are false, and opens up about Shakur Stevenson. Hitchins also discusses his upcoming February 21st fight against Oscar Duarte, why he’s moving up to 147, and his thoughts on the biggest fights in boxing today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hall of Fame referee Kenny Bayless sits down with Ak & Roy Jones Jr. to share untold stories from inside the ring. From breaking down Tank Davis’ controversial knee against Roach to revealing the exact rule that should have been called, Bayless doesn’t hold back. He recalls the atmosphere of Mayweather vs. Pacquiao, the payday that changed refereeing forever, and the unforgettable chaos of Ricky Hatton’s knockout. Along the way, Bayless opens up about getting punched by heavyweights, balancing life as a teacher, and why he’s considered one of boxing’s most trusted officials.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2026 is shaping up as one of boxing’s most stacked years in recent memory, and Ak & Barak got you covered! Teofimo Lopez vs. Shakur Stevenson on January 31 at Madison Square Garden, David Benavidez moving up to cruiserweight against Zurdo Ramirez in May, and potential dream matchups like Naoya Inoue vs. Bam Rodriguez. Ryan Garcia is also set for a comeback, making this year a true revival for the sport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Claressa Shields joins Ak & Barak on the newest episode of RING CHAMPS to talk her groundbreaking , $8 million dollar deal, what’s next in her historic career, and how she got here. The GWOAT also reveals that she’s re‑signed with longtime promoter Salita Promotions, and is incorporating Wynn Records, continuing the partnership that’s helped shape her rise as one of boxing’s biggest stars. Don’t miss this candid conversation about legacy, business moves, and the future of women’s boxing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christy Martin shattered expectations and redefined what was possible for women in the ring. In this powerful episode of RING CHAMPS, she joins Ak Reyes and Roy Jones Jr to reflect on her trailblazing career, and the upcoming biopic starring Sydney Sweeney that brings her story to Hollywood. 0:00: Intro – Christy Martin joins AK & Roy at Hall of Fame weekend0:36: Christy’s early gym story & breaking barriers1:46: Meeting Don King6:01: Women’s boxing then vs. now7:41: Knockouts, 2-minute rounds & Tyson undercards9:53: Christy’s first experience with Mike Tyson10:53: Ad Break12:09: Regrets, survival, and leaving a dark chapter behind17:35: Christy’s Hall of Fame induction19:27: Taylor vs Serrano – Christy’s take21:40: Jake Paul’s impact on women’s boxing23:02: Claressa Shields27:29: Christy Martin biopic – Sydney Sweeney & behind the scenes31:04: WrapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O’Shaquie Foster steps into the spotlight with a chip on his shoulder and fire in his voice. From the tension with Stephen Fulton to the lingering beef with Shakur Stevenson, Foster opens up about the battles outside the ring and the ones that shaped him long before the cameras rolled. This episode dives deep into grit, pride, and the fight for respect.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lamont Roach Jr. joins Ak & Barak on the newest edition of RING CHAMPS to break down why the Tank Davis rematch fell apart, and how Davis choosing Jake Paul over him speaks volumes. Roach also previews his upcoming war with Pitbull Cruz and what fans should expect in December. Plus, is a Shakur Stevenson fight on the horizon? 00:00 - Intro00:42 - Roach on Tank Fight & Proving Doubters Wrong01:38 - Why Did Tank Take a Knee?02:51 - Did Tank Hurt Roach?03:56 - Hardest Puncher Roach Has Faced04:10 - Were Tank & Roach Ever Friends?05:55 - Have Roach & Tank Spoken Since the Fight?07:48 - Roach Ranks Fashion: Himself, Tank, Ryan Garcia10:20 - Roach on Money Habits11:14 - Was Roach Paid to Skip the Rematch?12:20 - Tank vs Jake: Roach Reacts14:33 - Shakur Fight Plans & Teofimo Prediction17:29 - Ad Break18:47 - Roach on Al Haymon & PBC Deal19:33 - Matias vs Gary A. Russell: Who’s Tougher?20:40 - Roach’s Purple Brand Fashion Story22:08 - Valenzuela vs Russell: Roach’s Breakdown23:48 - Boots Ennis at 154 & Roach’s Thoughts28:20 - Will Roach Return to 130 lbs?29:16 - Danny Garcia’s Farewell Fight31:11 - Cruz’s Best Performance: Tank or Rolly?32:09 - Dumbest & Most Gratifying Purchase36:20 - Roach on Family & Distance36:39 - Haney vs Norman Prediction38:13 - Roach’s Favorite Video Games39:44 - Why Roach Is Called “The Reaper”40:45 - Fighting in DC: Is It Happening?41:37 - Roach’s Dream Opponent Trio After Cruz42:38 - The Standing 845:10 - WrapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The dream matchup between David Benavidez and Canelo is dead, and it’s not just about timing. Benavidez tells all on why he’s done at 168, his thoughts on Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis, when he expects to retire from the game and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shakur Stevenson opens up on the Zepeda war, legacy over clout, and the truth behind Tank, Teofimo, and Ryan. Caleb Plant talks family first, smart money plays, and why fashion never comes before parenting. Real fight talk, real life talk — names, emotions, and bold takes all the way through.   00:00:00 Intro00:00:30 Shakur on Zepeda, proving a point, and the “dog” mindset00:04:00 Why Shakur fought different + did Zepeda have pop?00:06:00 Advice to Edgar Berlanga and bouncing back right00:06:47 Teofimo talks, how the fight happens00:07:10 Tank vs Jake debate and Shakur’s take00:09:11 Devin Haney vs Brian Norman prediction00:09:40 Integrity after Ryan Garcia and speaking honestly00:10:45 If Ryan fight happens, drug testing must be A100:11:04 Will Tank ever happen? Legacy vs business00:12:31 Money talk with Ak & Barak00:13:45 Is Canelo underrated? Shakur’s all-time view00:14:19 Switching stances and fighting right-handed00:15:08 Will Tank vs Jake be a real fight?00:15:42 Dream fight to watch: Bam vs Nakatani00:16:09 If not Teo, Shakur wants Lamont Roach next00:16:40 Shakur wrap and ad break00:17:50 Caleb Plant intro and warmup00:18:10 Sneaker talk: Satoshi Vans and collecting heat00:20:12 Biggest sneaker splurges and the 1985 grails00:21:22 Parenting without pressure and keeping it real00:22:05 Does his daughter get what he does?00:23:10 Would he want his son to box?00:23:46 Why boxing needs a union, healthcare, and literacy00:27:07 Best investments so far: NFL and real estate00:28:22 Lessons from dad: It’s not what you make, it’s what you keep00:29:42 WrapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Danny Garcia gets personal about his wild $150K spending sprees and the hard lessons that came with them. He opens up about the lowest points in his boxing career and his relationship with Al Haymon. A raw conversation about money, mistakes, and maturity in the fight game. 0:00 – Intro & Interview Start2:03 – Boxing Money & Swift Promotions3:13 – Real Estate & Smart Investments7:31 – Danny’s Businesses & Bad Investments9:36 – Mixing Business with Friends12:05 – Worth Big Bucks: Morales, Khan & Payouts16:14 – Philly Respect & Allen Iverson Comparison18:08 – Loyalty to Al Haymon & Career Guidance23:41 – Golden Boy Split & Oscar De La Hoya27:14 – Adrien Broner & Danny’s Spending Habits31:26 – Finances, Never Being Broke & Fighter Money Talk39:21 – New Philly Fighters & Boots vs. Vergil Ortiz41:14 – Mental Health, Alopecia & Boxing Pressure46:00 – Career Lows, Spirituality & Passion for Boxing50:39 – Family, Kids & Comeback Talk55:45 – Wrap UpSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Devin Haney opens up about the biggest moments in his career, from Ryan Garcia drama to future superfights. The undefeated champion reveals exclusive behind-the-scenes stories and what’s really next for his boxing legacy. This episode dives deep into Haney’s mindset, his relationship with his father Bill Haney, and the business decisions that shaped his path to becoming undisputed champion. From weight cut struggles to the Canelo vs Crawford superfight, Devin Haney shares the unfiltered truth about modern boxing’s biggest storylines. 00:00:00 - Intro & Relationship with Ak & Barak00:00:59 - Moving Up to 147 & Weight Cut Struggles00:02:40 - Fan Reception After Ryan Garcia Loss00:05:10 - Bill Haney Criticism & Father-Son Dynamic00:07:15 - Who Turned Their Back After Garcia Fight00:09:13 - Ryan Garcia “Laughing” Image & Bag Getting Messed Up00:11:07 - Fighters Devin Watches & Roach Fight Thoughts00:13:30 - Defensive Style vs Ramirez & Fight Commentary00:15:26 - Turki’s Reaction After Garcia Loss00:16:27 - Ryan Garcia Rematch Possibility & Teofimo Fight00:18:32 - Bill’s Thoughts on Ramirez Performance00:19:51 - “Shellshocked” Comments & Brian Norman Fight00:23:01 - Next Fight Plans & Undisputed at 14700:24:22 - Smartest Money Moves & Investment Strategy00:27:23 - Canelo vs Crawford Predictions00:28:59 - Future Plans If Big Fights Don’t Happen00:29:46 - Retirement Goals & Promoting Fighters00:34:41 - Life After Boxing & Training Others00:37:23 - Bringing New People Into Camp (Dre)00:39:26 - Will the Shakur Fight Ever Happen?00:40:26 - Thoughts on Turki & Dana White’s Boxing Entry00:41:08 - What People Get Wrong About Him Online00:42:20 - Moving to New York & Taxes00:43:22 - After Recording with Bill Haney**See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vergil Ortiz opens up on sparring Canelo Alvarez, chasing a Terence Crawford showdown, and calling out everyone who ducked him, delivering raw stories and elite insight from a career on the rise. Dive into can’t-miss moments: sparring Canelo, Crawford vs Canelo and dream fights, Boots Ennis and the P4P debate, fighters who turned him down, and who he wants next and why.   connorMessagesAdd canvasFilesCanvasListFolderconnor  11:56 AMfor audioooooStephen A. Smith: Laid Off, Rehired & Now Running The Show, Canelo vs. Crawford & His #1 InterviewStephen A. Smith gets candid about the ups and downs of his career – from being laid off by ESPN to coming back stronger than ever and running the show. He breaks down why he’s picking Crawford over Canelo and shares the story behind the best interview of his life. Packed with raw insight and untold stories, this one shows a side of Stephen A. you’ve never seen.11:56cant sched just yet tho cuz dre hahaLovi  11:59 AMlol tyLovi  1:23 PMWe’re clear to drop audio?connor  1:24 PMyessir! sorry many was tryna burn thru socials for release hahaLovi  1:24 PMYou good!connor  1:24 PMthanks for poppin back inLovi  1:24 PMYeeesirconnor  9:17 AMlovsterrrrr have title/descript for today’s rc ep with vergil ortiz:Vergil Ortiz on Sparring Canelo, Chasing Crawford and Everyone Who Ducked Fighting Me... BOOTS Vergil Ortiz opens up on sparring Canelo Alvarez, chasing a Terence Crawford showdown, and calling out everyone who ducked him, delivering raw stories and elite insight from a career on the rise.Dive into can’t-miss moments: 00:41:53 sparring Canelo, 00:31:44 Crawford vs Canelo and dream fights, 00:35:00 Boots Ennis and the P4P debate, 00:42:51 fighters who turned him down, and 00:46:25 who he wants next and why.(do you want to include timecoded ish? if so theres that second graph above and also have full ep timecodes below — i usually strip off when i send to you but realizing now… are they useful for audio too?)00:00:00 - Intro and DAZN connection with Ak and Barak00:00:52 - Early start in boxing and path to turning pro00:02:32 - Hand injury perspective and approach to the Madrimov fight00:06:09 - Toughest fight so far: Mean Machine00:07:20 - AD BREAK00:08:34 - Comparisons to Bud Crawford and whether the fight was ever close00:09:54 - Opponents who were tougher or easier than expected00:12:09 - Rhabdo, media reactions, and diagnosis history00:15:54 - Comeback mindset, Bohachuk fight, and weight concerns00:17:59 - Hidden talents, love for metal, guitar, and band plans00:23:51 - Rated vs underrated and overall career satisfaction00:24:45 - Meeting Oscar De La Hoya after high school00:25:25 - When he plans to retire from boxing00:26:19 - Money requests, wild stories, and a PS5 scam00:30:12 - Money habits and a rare purchase regret00:31:44 - Dream opponents and thoughts on Crawford vs Canelo00:35:00 - Boots Ennis in P4P, offers, and Stanionis00:41:53 - Sparring with Canelo00:42:51 - Fighters who turned down Vergil00:43:32 - How money factors into making fights00:46:25 - Ideal next three opponents and who’s toughest00:48:06 - Thoughts on Turki’s impact on boxing00:49:10 - Wrap up and glove talkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Golden Boy himself breaks down the biggest moments, biggest fights, and biggest business moves that shaped modern boxing. From his legendary battles with Mayweather and Pacquiao to building Golden Boy Promotions into a powerhouse, Oscar De La Hoya reveals the untold stories behind his rise, fall, and comeback.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this candid sitdown, Roy Jones Jr. explains why Floyd Mayweather, despite his record, falls short of his top five greatest boxers. He reveals an underrated element behind Manny Pacquiao’s legendary success. And he reflects on Muhammad Ali’s impact both inside and outside the ropes. Plus, what was Roy Jones Jr.’s greatest accomplishment in his own words, and did any fighter ever unexpectedly give him problems in the ring?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eddie Hearn explains how DAZN navigated the boxing landscape to outlast giants like Showtime and ESPN. He shares the key moves, strategic partnerships, and mindset that helped DAZN rise to the top. A deep dive into the streaming era’s new boxing king.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special episode of Ring Champs, Boxing Hall of Fame inductee, Vinny Paz, joins Ak Reyes & Roy Jones Jr. to discuss his incredible comeback story after breaking his neck, the near-death experience fighting Roger Mayweather, and why Roy kept pictures of Paz in a halo for motivation. Paz reveals the truth about his fight with Roy Jones Jr., his early boxing days starting garage fights at age 5, and how the movie ‘Bleed For This’ captured his legendary career. The conversation covers weight cutting dangers, boxing’s evolution, and the emotional journey of helping his parents through his boxing success. In partnership with Salita Promotions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Elite trainer Derrick James discusses Spence-Crawford aftermath, training philosophy, Anthony Joshua relationship, and building champions from hardship.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richardson Hitchins breaks down his decision to leave Mayweather Promotions and what led to the split. He weighs in on the tension between Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis and Shakur Stevenson, and names the one fight he’s chasing above all. A behind-the-scenes look at the business, the beef, and the blueprint.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Terence Crawford opens up about the possibility of facing Canelo Alvarez and what that fight would mean for his legacy. He reflects on everything he’s accomplished in boxing — and why the end might be closer than fans think. In this conversation, Bud keeps it real about greatness, timing, and going out on top.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of *Ring Champs*, Ak Reyes and Barak Bess sit down with Conor Benn to discuss his ongoing rivalry with Chris Eubank Jr., the pressure of outshining his legendary father, and concerns around cutting weight. Benn opens up about the unresolved tension with Eubank, his mindset as he builds his own legacy, and the physical toll of staying in fighting shape.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jake Paul’s next opponent has everyone buzzing — and we break down what it means for his boxing future. Jaron “Boots” Ennis just made a major statement, and Eddie Hearn is calling it: he might be the best in the world right now… Not so sure about that.. Plus, we salute Manny Pacquiao as he earns his spot in the Hall of Fame.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tank Davis and Shakur Stevenson are on a collision course — who has the edge if they finally meet? Amanda Serrano’s potential upcoming opponent, Tiara Brown, and rising star Abdullah Mason join the show to break it all down. Plus, AK and Barak go deep on what Brown vs Serrano could means for women’s boxing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The hits keep coming on RING CHAMPS! This week, Ak & Barak sit down with Ryan Garcia for an emotional and unfiltered conversation. Ryan opens up about the challenges he faced in 2024 and how he’s working to move forward. With his May showdown against Rolly Romero in Times Square approaching, Ryan shares his mindset and what’s at stake. Could a rematch with Devin Haney be next if he wins? Is it finally time for a Gervonta Davis rematch? Plus, Ryan breaks down Tank’s draw with Lamont Roach, gives his take on Canelo vs. Crawford, and opens up about his relationships with Oscar De La Hoya & Turki Alalshikh.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys are back, and this week’s episode of RING CHAMPS features a must-see sitdown with Teofimo Lopez! The always outspoken Lopez doesn’t hold back as he joins Ak & Barak to respond to racism allegations and share details about his encounter with Bud Crawford. Plus, Teofimo dives deep into the business of boxing, giving us a preview of his potential return to the ring while scouting Arnold Barboza and Richardson Hitchins. But that's not all — the former champ also opens up about his relationship with Turki Alalshikh, responds to Shakur’s comments about his ‘female energy,’ and reveals his most hated fighters. He even shares why Tank Davis is his dream fight and opens up about the struggles he’s faced over the past couple of years.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys are back for a brand new episode of RING CHAMPS, and this week, Ak and Barak are letting it all fly. They dive into "The Fight Card Of The Century," breaking down each outcome and discussing why it truly lived up to the hype. They also talk about the criticism Shakur Stevenson faced after his dominant win and why they think it’s way off the mark. Plus, Dmitry Bivol got his revenge over Artur Beterbiev. The guys are asking the big question: Does this set up an instant trilogy fight, or is it time for David Benavidez to take center stage? And the action keeps coming! Gervonta “Tank” Davis is set to face Lamont Roach in another huge fight this week. Ak and Barak preview the card, give their thoughts, and make their predictions for another exciting night of boxing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.