Yes, at Fitzroy Lodge. Seems to know a lot of London pros. He's biased towards black fighters.J-C wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024, 13:19I started listening to it recently. It’s good but I’ve no idea who he is. Is he an amateur coach?mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024, 11:08Got to agree. Although I'd say he "can be great". He has far too many biases to be great...
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mickey1975
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SeanBrennan
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thanks mate, bloody loved Poochi will definitely listen to that. Thanks again for the suggestion really appreciate it.smiling assassin wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024, 12:45He’s got another really good one on there with Lewis Van poetsch that was just as good mateSeanBrennan wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024, 11:56Not heard of that, thanks for listing it I'll give it a listensmiling 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.
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smiling assassin
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SeanBrennan wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024, 16:13thanks mate, bloody loved Poochi will definitely listen to that. Thanks again for the suggestion really appreciate it.smiling assassin wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024, 12:45He’s got another really good one on there with Lewis Van poetsch that was just as good mateSeanBrennan wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024, 11:56
Not heard of that, thanks for listing it I'll give it a listen
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Thanks, Mickey.mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024, 14:03Yes, at Fitzroy Lodge.J-C wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024, 13:19I started listening to it recently. It’s good but I’ve no idea who he is. Is he an amateur coach?mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024, 11:08
Got to agree. Although I'd say he "can be great". He has far too many biases to be great...
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Southy1922
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BTR Boxing podcast has had a bit of a makeover recently. Used to be quite safe in their opinions, but they seem more free-flowing and unafraid to offend now. One's a bit mouthy but it has been entertaining recently.Deserter wrote: ↑19 Feb 2024, 12:13 With the demise of Boxing Life Stories (or hopefully just a hiatus), i've started branching out a bit. Was already a fairly regular listener to the Boxing News podcast, but my favourite right now is the George Groves Boxing Club - only started listening in the last few weeks and have to say I think it's brilliant. George and Declan Taylor are great as co-hosts, with a really strong rapport and the right balance of insights and banter. The last episode with John Ryder was a perfect example of that imo.
What is everyone else listening to, any other recommendations?
Fight disciples and BN are also regular listening
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BTR are really underrated, like most they have a weekly preview and reaction show but its their series based content that sets them apart they do The Darker Side Of Boxing, their version of Legendary Nights and Career Profiles...worth checking out for sure.
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Unfortunatley that seems to be the culture, lots of arse kissing and cosying up to fighters and promoters for access to shows. A lot of the young lads that get involved are all trying to be the next Kugan and dont get me started on the the influx of female "presenters" using their sexuality but with little to no knowledge of the sport.JWA31 wrote: ↑03 Apr 2024, 21:41Aky Karim? Agree, bit of a self important helmet that blokeSpud 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
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TheLeprechaun
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Bang on. These fighters want a*se sniffers interviewing them rather than getting real questions. Same with the promotors. It's all about propaganda these days.esbr wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 12:35Unfortunatley that seems to be the culture, lots of arse kissing and cosying up to fighters and promoters for access to shows. A lot of the young lads that get involved are all trying to be the next Kugan and dont get me started on the the influx of female "presenters" using their sexuality but with little to no knowledge of the sport.JWA31 wrote: ↑03 Apr 2024, 21:41Aky Karim? Agree, bit of a self important helmet that blokeSpud 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
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The demise of genuine media due to the Internet has meant there is little holding to account of anyone, let alone just in boxing.
It's a gift for wrong uns to flourish while we're all doom scrolling absolute dross.
It's a gift for wrong uns to flourish while we're all doom scrolling absolute dross.
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tannervegas
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Does anyone know if the George Groves Boxing Club podcast is ever coming back? No new pods for a couple of months. I was expecting them to come back this week with the AJ v Dubois fight at the weekend.
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Been asking the same question myself. Weird how it's just disappeared with no comms around it - nothing on his insta about it either way.tannervegas wrote: ↑18 Sep 2024, 07:21 Does anyone know if the George Groves Boxing Club podcast is ever coming back? No new pods for a couple of months. I was expecting them to come back this week with the AJ v Dubois fight at the weekend.
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SeanBrennan
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Only 4 I listen to/watch now are:
Porky - honest and calls out all the bullshit which is 95% of them
Dave Allen - not a whinger and shares insight he has as well as doing some decent interviews with people like Enzo etc
Maxi Hughes - really interesting
Jazza Dickens - like Maxi's
All the rest are lesser. I like Boxing Now and Boxing King Media but they don't ask the questions as they need the access. I get it.
And then all the others are just inhouse PR masquerading as journalism.
Porky - honest and calls out all the bullshit which is 95% of them
Dave Allen - not a whinger and shares insight he has as well as doing some decent interviews with people like Enzo etc
Maxi Hughes - really interesting
Jazza Dickens - like Maxi's
All the rest are lesser. I like Boxing Now and Boxing King Media but they don't ask the questions as they need the access. I get it.
And then all the others are just inhouse PR masquerading as journalism.
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Haven’t been able to listen yet, but new episode has just dropped, which is good to see.Deserter wrote: ↑18 Sep 2024, 07:53Been asking the same question myself. Weird how it's just disappeared with no comms around it - nothing on his insta about it either way.tannervegas wrote: ↑18 Sep 2024, 07:21 Does anyone know if the George Groves Boxing Club podcast is ever coming back? No new pods for a couple of months. I was expecting them to come back this week with the AJ v Dubois fight at the weekend.
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Bunce is being nauseating about the Saudis, its embarrassing. He also prattled on about how AJ has always been the perfect ambassador for British boxing. Zero mention of the hissy fits against usyk and throwing the belts out of the ring. Hes is overdrive with this.
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Smells the irresistible scent of petro dollars...veriton wrote: ↑20 Sep 2024, 05:59 Bunce is being nauseating about the Saudis, its embarrassing. He also prattled on about how AJ has always been the perfect ambassador for British boxing. Zero mention of the hissy fits against usyk and throwing the belts out of the ring. Hes is overdrive with this.
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tannervegas
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Thanks mate.Deserter wrote: ↑20 Sep 2024, 05:51Haven’t been able to listen yet, but new episode has just dropped, which is good to see.Deserter wrote: ↑18 Sep 2024, 07:53Been asking the same question myself. Weird how it's just disappeared with no comms around it - nothing on his insta about it either way.tannervegas wrote: ↑18 Sep 2024, 07:21 Does anyone know if the George Groves Boxing Club podcast is ever coming back? No new pods for a couple of months. I was expecting them to come back this week with the AJ v Dubois fight at the weekend.
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SeanBrennan
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I quite like how Bunce doesn't bother to dress up for the events, he looks like a hobo in his interviews there. I've ordered his new book, he said he makes 37p per copy! Definitely more a labour of love than money making.
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CaptainSpacerod
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Enjoy Alex Steedman in full toys out of the pram mode on his opening bell pod this week
Half way through an otherwise normal show he gets on his high horse and after half heartedly trotting out his usual insincere “oh yeah I understand about the high cost of living “ line he proceeds to lambast his audience for not lining his pockets as thanks for him waffling on for barely an hour once a week. In full tantrum mode by now he then threatens us with maybe only one or two more shows unless we stop “taking the piss” by listening to his show for free.
Never mind Alex, if the listeners fail to respond to your pleas by signing up to the Patreon version you can always subsidise your no doubt pretty hefty media income by writing a sequel to “How to Win Friends and Influence People”
Half way through an otherwise normal show he gets on his high horse and after half heartedly trotting out his usual insincere “oh yeah I understand about the high cost of living “ line he proceeds to lambast his audience for not lining his pockets as thanks for him waffling on for barely an hour once a week. In full tantrum mode by now he then threatens us with maybe only one or two more shows unless we stop “taking the piss” by listening to his show for free.
Never mind Alex, if the listeners fail to respond to your pleas by signing up to the Patreon version you can always subsidise your no doubt pretty hefty media income by writing a sequel to “How to Win Friends and Influence People”
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CaptainSpacerod
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Steam coming out of his ears by this point he finishes his gigantic hissy fit by declaring “I AM RUNNING OUT OF PATIENCE”
And then in his very next sentence he talks about hoping to holiday in Sydney next year if he can “possibly get the wonga together”.
You could not make it up
And then in his very next sentence he talks about hoping to holiday in Sydney next year if he can “possibly get the wonga together”.
You could not make it up
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Not our fault Christie binned BN to work for some website, thus ending Steedman's pod income. It appears both sadly over rated their own worth on the open market.
As entertaining and knowledgeable as they are, i'm not going to pay extra to listen to them, or anyone else. Sorry if it's deemed 'taking the piss' to listen to two blokes gassing when they offered it for free!
As entertaining and knowledgeable as they are, i'm not going to pay extra to listen to them, or anyone else. Sorry if it's deemed 'taking the piss' to listen to two blokes gassing when they offered it for free!
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Between that and the trumpet, I’m out.
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Boxerbeetle
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The only good boxing podcast was Boxing Life Stories by Tris Dixon. The rest are dirt.
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I think the main,though not entirely, the difference is prior to the internet,boxing writers still had a solid journalistic knowledge but also knew how to play the game. There were fewer media outlets so promoters and boxers were grateful for any type of publicity. It was an old school type working arrangement,both sides played the game and tolerated each other. Then the internet came along and any kid with a computer in their bedroom suddenly became a boxing writer and developed their own website in return for ringside accreditation. That was the first nail in the proverbial boxing writer coffin. Then YouTube was born and again untrained wannabe boxing journalists appeared asking all sorts of stupid questions. It was not long before promoters/boxers started their own channels,formed purely for their own PR outlets. And this is where we are today in my opinion. There are still some quality boxing writers around but they are few and far between. As I said,just my opinion
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The level of professionalism and knowledge on you tube is poor.
This is compounded by promoters using some of the channels as promotional mouthpieces
This is compounded by promoters using some of the channels as promotional mouthpieces