Favourite boxing podcasts?

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I know he gets a lot of s**t because of his work with DAZN, but Boxing with Chris Mannix is really decent. He rotates between the top American boxing beat writers, and you always get some good insight you don't hear on other podcasts.
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Charlie Parsons sems to act like he is everyones mate 😡

He should be publicly flogged.
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veriton wrote: 07 Mar 2024, 12:56 Just got a free ticket to see Bunce doing his live podcast with Josh Warrington in Leeds on March 19. Hoping it's a good night, his one in Belfast was superb but the most recent one in Cromer wasn't great
Was this any good? I had tickets too, but cancelled upon re-thinking I couldn't sit there and listen to Ebanie Bridges for 2 hours.
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The_Don1 wrote: 19 Feb 2024, 20:39 Boxing Asylum pod is the GOAT, been listening to it for the last 10 years, though I do feel lads enthusiasm has waned a little bit, needs Ozzy Smith back on there again, Rob Kelly is always good for talking about Andy Lee and fights that happened 5-10 years ago.
Cheers for the kind words. Yeah, it does get more difficult each time a voice drops off or drifts away, but what can you do?
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steve689 wrote: 27 Mar 2024, 18:55
The_Don1 wrote: 19 Feb 2024, 20:39 Boxing Asylum pod is the GOAT, been listening to it for the last 10 years, though I do feel lads enthusiasm has waned a little bit, needs Ozzy Smith back on there again, Rob Kelly is always good for talking about Andy Lee and fights that happened 5-10 years ago.
Cheers for the kind words. Yeah, it does get more difficult each time a voice drops off or drifts away, but what can you do?
not heard of this, going to give it a listen and subscribe. thanks
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Delta Jay wrote: 04 Mar 2024, 16:31
I don’t normally like the lads chatting ones cos I can’t help but think it’s disrespectful when they’re calling world champs a bum.
I get what you're saying here completely, but I think there's room for all sorts. Some go too far of course and that's not right, but independent pods can cut through the bullshit and say what everyone else is really thinking.

Listening to ex-pros is great to soak up their experiences and avail of tactical knowledge and insight but some are prize rim lickers and you can't really trust them completely due to bias.

Or in another instant, I remember Carl Froch commentating on a bantamweight fight years ago and he literally had no clue who the two guys were and nobody else in the division. That's where a Bunce or Lillis can offer balance and give that kind of info alongside Froch.

Lennox Lewis and George Foreman were two of the greatest heavies of all time but both have some terrible takes. Foreman was notoriously contrarian on HBO, telling us something was happening that clearly wasn't.

TLDR: think a balance of all podcasting styles is good.
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steve689 wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 08:34
Delta Jay wrote: 04 Mar 2024, 16:31
I don’t normally like the lads chatting ones cos I can’t help but think it’s disrespectful when they’re calling world champs a bum.
I get what you're saying here completely, but I think there's room for all sorts. Some go too far of course and that's not right, but independent pods can cut through the bullshit and say what everyone else is really thinking.

Listening to ex-pros is great to soak up their experiences and avail of tactical knowledge and insight but some are prize rim lickers and you can't really trust them completely due to bias.

Or in another instant, I remember Carl Froch commentating on a bantamweight fight years ago and he literally had no clue who the two guys were and nobody else in the division. That's where a Bunce or Lillis can offer balance and give that kind of info alongside Froch.

Lennox Lewis and George Foreman were two of the greatest heavies of all time but both have some terrible takes. Foreman was notoriously contrarian on HBO, telling us something was happening that clearly wasn't.

TLDR: think a balance of all podcasting styles is good.
Carl has had some clangers like. He said Whyte would def beat Pulev cos no one’s even heard of Kubrat.
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Spud wrote: 27 Mar 2024, 15:32 I note kugan is a lot quieter than normal, has he lost his enthusiasm for the sport0? Or is he too rich for work, at 1 time I thought he was very good.

I repeat I f*cking hate some of the sniviling grovelling ****s who do interviews nowb … i am really sorry but the geezer who is working with Peter Fury is nauseating bad
Aky Karim? Agree, bit of a self important helmet that bloke
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The_Don1 wrote: 27 Mar 2024, 18:42
veriton wrote: 07 Mar 2024, 12:56 Just got a free ticket to see Bunce doing his live podcast with Josh Warrington in Leeds on March 19. Hoping it's a good night, his one in Belfast was superb but the most recent one in Cromer wasn't great
Was this any good? I had tickets too, but cancelled upon re-thinking I couldn't sit there and listen to Ebanie Bridges for 2 hours.
Got a huge boil in my arse crack and no way I could drive for 90 mins to get there. Was sat at home with the wife delicately applying savlon instead.

Listened to the actual pod last night and wasn't that great. Ebanie Bridges is irrelevant in boxing terms, should have had another Leeds hero alongside Warrington like Nicola Adams, Crawford Ashley or Derek Roche.
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veriton wrote: 04 Apr 2024, 02:38
The_Don1 wrote: 27 Mar 2024, 18:42
veriton wrote: 07 Mar 2024, 12:56 Just got a free ticket to see Bunce doing his live podcast with Josh Warrington in Leeds on March 19. Hoping it's a good night, his one in Belfast was superb but the most recent one in Cromer wasn't great
Was this any good? I had tickets too, but cancelled upon re-thinking I couldn't sit there and listen to Ebanie Bridges for 2 hours.
Got a huge boil in my arse crack and no way I could drive for 90 mins to get there. Was sat at home with the wife delicately applying savlon instead.

Listened to the actual pod last night and wasn't that great. Ebanie Bridges is irrelevant in boxing terms, should have had another Leeds hero alongside Warrington like Nicola Adams, Crawford Ashley or Derek Roche.
thanks for the graphic detail mate, appreciated that. Agree Crawford would've been a much better guest, given his history in the game, guess Bridges gets more views/listens, probably, maybe.
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I thought the interview with Leon McKenzie on the latest GGBC podcast was a brilliant listen. Leon comes across as a great guy. Some really inspiring stuff in there.
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the live one with Sugar, Silk and Stretch is brilliant imo
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Latest GGBC episode with Ian Darke is soooo goood! Some brilliant anecdotes in there.
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The_Don1 wrote: 27 Mar 2024, 18:42
veriton wrote: 07 Mar 2024, 12:56 Just got a free ticket to see Bunce doing his live podcast with Josh Warrington in Leeds on March 19. Hoping it's a good night, his one in Belfast was superb but the most recent one in Cromer wasn't great
Was this any good? I had tickets too, but cancelled upon re-thinking I couldn't sit there and listen to Ebanie Bridges for 2 hours.
Frampton is a very funny man, and comfortable in his own skin. The Belfast one had a great atmosphere, the Leeds one didn't as presumably the sound was recorded differently so you barely heard the crowd. Josh was pretty good, but I don't think you loosen up half as much whilst you're still a pro. Frampton and Paddy Barnes have a great chemistry, so the chat flowed really well. Josh and Ebanie was virtually two separate interviews at the same time. And however many onlyfans Bridges has, none will love her as much as she loves herself.
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deadpan wrote: 10 Apr 2024, 13:20
The_Don1 wrote: 27 Mar 2024, 18:42
veriton wrote: 07 Mar 2024, 12:56 Just got a free ticket to see Bunce doing his live podcast with Josh Warrington in Leeds on March 19. Hoping it's a good night, his one in Belfast was superb but the most recent one in Cromer wasn't great
Was this any good? I had tickets too, but cancelled upon re-thinking I couldn't sit there and listen to Ebanie Bridges for 2 hours.
Frampton is a very funny man, and comfortable in his own skin. The Belfast one had a great atmosphere, the Leeds one didn't as presumably the sound was recorded differently so you barely heard the crowd. Josh was pretty good, but I don't think you loosen up half as much whilst you're still a pro. Frampton and Paddy Barnes have a great chemistry, so the chat flowed really well. Josh and Ebanie was virtually two separate interviews at the same time. And however many onlyfans Bridges has, none will love her as much as she loves herself.
Thanks mate, you raise a lot of good points there.
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The_Don1 wrote: 10 Apr 2024, 17:21
deadpan wrote: 10 Apr 2024, 13:20
The_Don1 wrote: 27 Mar 2024, 18:42

Was this any good? I had tickets too, but cancelled upon re-thinking I couldn't sit there and listen to Ebanie Bridges for 2 hours.
Frampton is a very funny man, and comfortable in his own skin. The Belfast one had a great atmosphere, the Leeds one didn't as presumably the sound was recorded differently so you barely heard the crowd. Josh was pretty good, but I don't think you loosen up half as much whilst you're still a pro. Frampton and Paddy Barnes have a great chemistry, so the chat flowed really well. Josh and Ebanie was virtually two separate interviews at the same time. And however many onlyfans Bridges has, none will love her as much as she loves herself.
Thanks mate, you raise a lot of good points there.
Cheers. I quite enjoyed typing it!
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So if i decided today i want to listen to a podcast or two , where would i go to find it , do you have to pay to listen to them
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coneye wrote: 10 Apr 2024, 18:37 So if i decided today i want to listen to a podcast or two , where would i go to find it , do you have to pay to listen to them
I use an app called Castbox on my Samsung phone, once you've got it can search for decent podcasts to follow and they will auto download when new episodes come out.
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veriton wrote: 11 Apr 2024, 01:31
coneye wrote: 10 Apr 2024, 18:37 So if i decided today i want to listen to a podcast or two , where would i go to find it , do you have to pay to listen to them
I use an app called Castbox on my Samsung phone, once you've got it can search for decent podcasts to follow and they will auto download when new episodes come out.
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Is Froch on Fighting no longer available as a podcast? I see it’s on a YouTube channel but you can’t listen to that on your phone easily.
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si7dog7 wrote: 02 Mar 2024, 17:43 Highfield.
Terry is great
Got to agree. Although I'd say he "can be great". He has far too many biases to be great...
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I listened to ‘Macklins take’’ it was about small Heath ABC. Thought it was very good well worth a listen.
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smiling assassin wrote: 09 Jun 2024, 11:53 I listened to ‘Macklins take’’ it was about small Heath ABC. Thought it was very good well worth a listen.
Not heard of that, thanks for listing it I'll give it a listen
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SeanBrennan wrote: 09 Jun 2024, 11:56
smiling assassin wrote: 09 Jun 2024, 11:53 I listened to ‘Macklins take’’ it was about small Heath ABC. Thought it was very good well worth a listen.
Not heard of that, thanks for listing it I'll give it a listen
He’s got another really good one on there with Lewis Van poetsch that was just as good mate
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mickey1975 wrote: 09 Jun 2024, 11:08
si7dog7 wrote: 02 Mar 2024, 17:43 Highfield.
Terry is great
Got to agree. Although I'd say he "can be great". He has far too many biases to be great...
I started listening to it recently. It’s good but I’ve no idea who he is. Is he an amateur coach?
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