Fight Night Boxing Podcast

Gareth A Davies is joined by the managing editor of the Ring Magazine Tom Gray to look back on the life and times of the great George Foreman who passed away aged 76We hear from the former heavyweight champions too who spoke to Gareth recently about his iconic fight with Muhammed Ali, The Rumble in the JungeWe also pay tribute to a former colleague Colin Hart, the Sun's legendary boxing reporter who sadly passed away on Saturday aged 89Plus, we get Tom's take on the current heavyweight shakeup and speak to Tysie Gallagher ahead of her fight with Ebanie Jones

Adam Smith and Spencer Oliver host a special edition of the Fight Night Daily Podcast with Roy Jones Junior, Joe Calzaghe and Frank Warren.

Ade Oladipo and Gareth A Davies reflect on Saturday night in Liverpool as Nick Ball saw off TJ Doheny to potentially setup a mega fight with Naoya Inoue next!We also hear from Frank Warren after the WBO ordered Usyk to defend his title against Joe Parker, we discuss how it will impact the heavyweight division as a whole and if those two will fight or if Usyk will vacate and fight Daniel Dubois And we hear from Chris Eubank Jnr and Conor Benn and discuss their recent appearance on TV with Piers Morgan!

Spencer Oliver hosted the latest edition of the Fight Night Daily Podcast at the Nick Ball vs TJ Doheny final press conference. He was joined by Liam Smith, Sunny Edwards, Charlie Edwards and Jack Turner.

Ade Oladipo and Gareth A Davies discuss the huge news dominating the boxing industry as UFC President Dana White and Turki Al-Sheikh team up to create a new boxing league.We hear from White, who spoke over the weekend about how he plans to make the new league work and also how it will impact the current status quo.We hear also from Eddie Hearn, he sat down with Gareth and told him he is not worried that the plans will impact his own matchmaking at Matchroom.PLUS, we recap a statement win for Lauren Price and look ahead to Nick Ball vs TJ Doheny this weekend live on talkSPORT

Welcome to the latest edition of the Fight Night Podcast with Adam Catterall and Gareth A Davies. This week the boys discussed Turki Alalshikh's latest plans and were joined by light heavyweight prospect Ezra Taylor in the studio and lightweight Josh Padley!

Gareth A Davies is alongside Dave Coldwell to unpack a chaotic week in the boxing worldWe start in America where Gervonta Davies lost his perfect record in a majority draw with Lamont Roach, however many believed Roach deserved to win the fight after Davies took a voluntary knee midway through the fight to wipe something from his eyeMeanwhile in Belfast Paddy Donovan was disqualified from his fight with Lewis Crocker for a late shot despite being comfortably ahead on all the scorecardsOutside of the ring, the controversy continued with the Eubank vs Benn press tour, we take a look back at two eventful press conferencesPLUS, we look ahead to a big all female card on Friday night and the latest mega card announced by the Ring Magazine

Ade Oladipo and Gareth A Davies reflect on Saturday night's super card in Riyadh where Dmitry Bivol gained revenge over rival Artur Beterbiev to become the undisputed Light Heavyweight Champion of the worldWe discuss if a third fight is a guarantee or if both fighters will look elsewhere. We also ask where Callum Smith and Joshua Buatsi sit in the rankings after their show stealing fight at the start of the cardMartin Bakole only lasted two rounds after being flown in at the eleventh hour to replace Daniel Dubois, should that fight have gone ahead? And will it serve as a wake up call for Bakole to remain in better shape in between fights?We also ask what now for Joe Parker who missed out on a world title shot and look back on the best of the stacked undercard

Gareth A Davies, Spencer Oliver and John Rawling hosted the latest edition of the Fight Night Daily Podcast as they reacted to a dramatic night of action in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Joseph Parker knocked out Martin Bakole, Oleksandr Usyk appeared to confirmed a rematch with Daniel Dubois and Dmitry Bivol won his rematch against Artur Beterbiev.