Showtime Boxing

Jermall and Jermell Charlo both won their bouts on Saturday's big pay-per-view, and Eric and Kieran tackle the questions you want answered: Are the brothers now top dogs in their divisions? Did Jermell score the KO of the year? What's next for both? Who was the best fighter on the undercard? And more.

One day away from the big Showtime pay-per-view twin bill, Eric and Kieran comment on Friday's weigh-in and unveil their fight night predictions.

It's the 100th episode, and Eric and Kieran mark the occasion by continuing their preview of Saturday's pay-per-view. Eric compares Luis Nery to Carlos Monzon, Kieran explains why Daniel Roman is criminally underrated, and Raul Marquez joins to break down Jermell Charlo-Jeison Rosario.

n the first of three shows this week previewing the September 26 pay-per-view, Kieran and Eric are joined by Showtime boxing analyst Raul Marquez as they examine whether Jermall Charlo can remain unbeaten against Sergey Derevyanchenko. Plus Kieran and Eric dissect the two undercard fights on the first half of Saturday's doubleheader.

Showtime boxing analyst Raul Marquez joins the podcast to review Saturday night's card at the Mohegan Sun. Erickson Lubin won the main event, Cobia Breedy won fans despite losing in the co-main, and Jaron 'Boots' Ennis stole the show with a KO win in the opener. 

Eric and Kieran preview and predict this Saturday's card on Showtime, headlined by Erickson Lubin vs Terrell Gausha in junior middleweight action. They also look at the week's news and talk with trainer Stephen 'Breadman' Edwards, who opens up on his battle with COVID.

Junior middleweight contender Erickson Lubin joins the podcast to preview his September 19 Showtime clash with Terrell Gausha, discuss some of his favorite fights and fighters to watch - and weigh in on who really won between Marvin Hagler and Sugar Ray Leonard. And Kieran and Eric dissect the controversial ending of Saturday night's main event in Las Vegas, and opine on whether Edwin Valero could...

This week, the one and only Al Bernstein joins the podcast to describe the challenges of broadcasting fights in a crowd-free, COVID-free, bubble; look ahead to some upcoming cards on Showtime; reflect on how the pandemic has hit his hometown of Las Vegas; and discuss his new podcast - and soon to be TV show - "Al Bernstein: Unplugged."

After a busy weekend of boxing, Kieran and Eric dissect Alexander Povetkin's one-punch KO of Dillian Whyte, Katie Taylor's win over Delfine Persoon, Joe Smith's stoppage of Eleider Alvarez, wins for Shawn Porter and Sebastian Fundora, and more. Plus mailbag questions: on writing, Drago-Lang, and the best divisions in boxing. 

Kieran and Eric are joined by veteran reporter Keith Idec as they break down a weekend in which David Benavidez lost on the scales but won in the ring; Rolando Romero appeared to lose in the ring but won on the judges' scorecards; and Cecilia Braekhus lost for the first and perhaps last time. Plus, news, views, and future fight previews. 

Former world champ and new Showtime analyst Abner Mares joins the podcast, as the boys preview this Saturday's Showtime Championship Boxing card, headlined by super middleweights David Benavidez and Roamer Angulo.

Trainer Stephen 'Breadman' Edwards joins the podcast to discuss Angelo Leo's big win over Tramaine Williams and to look ahead to Showtime's upcoming slate of cards. And Kieran and Eric look back at the Showtime Sports documentary series 'Outcry.'

Boxing returns to Showtime on Saturday, as Stephen Fulton and Angelo Leo meet in a clash of unbeaten junior featherweights. Kieran and Eric preview that fight and the rest of the card and renew their predictions competition. They also look back on wins for Joe Joyce and Vergil Ortiz Jr., and pay tribute to esteemed trainer Nazim Richardson.

Showtime Boxing is back after the pandemic-induced hiatus, with 9 cards slated to take place at the Mohegan Sun between August 1 and December 12. Stephen Espinoza, Showtime's President of Sports and Event Programming, joins the pod to provide the lowdown on the fights and the planning behind them; amd Eric and Kieran cast their eye over some of the other boxing news, including the latest speculati...

It's award time on the podcast, as Eric and Kieran hand out their awards for Fight, Fighter, KO, and Upset of the interrupted half year of boxing - and create a special award for Fighter of the Quarantine. Plus, news, fight recaps, and a review of episode 1 of the new Showtime documentary series Outcry.

Veteran boxing scribe Dan Rafael joins the podcast to share Roberto Duran memories, calculate Jarrell Miller's total number of failed drug tests, discuss British heavyweights, review the ESPN/Top Rank fights from the MGM Grand "bubble", and more. And Eric listens patiently while Kieran celebrates Liverpool's Premier League title.

Former super-middleweight champ Carl Froch joins the podcast to reminisce about the Super Six tournament, his career and his reasons for retiring when he did, and to share his thoughts on boxing without crowds. And Eric and Kieran get to review actual, real fights again!

On this week's podcast, we discuss the Showtime documentary "Ringside" and talk to its two young stars, boxing prospects Kenneth Sims Jr., and Destyne Butler, Jr. Showtime boxing analyst Steve Farhood joins us. And Eric gives a moving tribute to his late father, Ray Raskin, to whom this episode is dedicated.

Brian Custer joins the show to discuss his new podcast, the future of boxing, standing between Wilder and Breazeale, and the challenges of raising three young men in 2020. And Eric and Kieran look back on Anthony Joshua's battle in 2017 with Wladimir Klitschko and Mike Tyson's battle last week with his own shirt. 

What does Leo Santa Cruz have in common with Floyd Mayweather, Lennox Lewis, and Joe Louis? They all have an excellent record in rematches. In advance of Showtime replaying Santa Cruz's two rematch wins against Carl Frampton and Abner Mares, Eric and Kieran talk to him about his career, and look back at those boxers throughout history who have done better against opponents the second - or third, o...

The British are coming! Gareth A. Davies of The Telegraph in London joins Erik and Kieran to share stories of covering Ricky Hatton and Joe Calzaghe, and to predict the next stars of British boxing.

Kieran and Eric are joined by veteran boxing writer and Mayweather chronicler David Mayo as they look back on the career of Floyd Mayweather and his fights with Conor McGregor and Marcos Maidana. Also, they mourn the death of Jimmy Glenn and debate whether judges should score fights from their couch when the sport returns.

Eric and Kieran remember Mayweather-Pacquiao, consider the career of Keith Thurman, and talk with heavyweight contender Joseph Parker about the heavyweight division, life in lockdown, and the videos that have made him many fans' new favorite boxer. 

Errol Spence Jr's trainer Derrick James joins the podcast this week to  talk about Spence's recent fighting past and possible options for his  future; and Eric and Kieran discuss movies and the accuracy of a  dramatization of the life of Carlos Monzon.

Diego Corrales' 10th round TKO win over Jose Luis Castillo in 2005 is arguably the greatest fight of the modern era; 15 years on, Eric and Kieran recall their memories of that classic night and talk in depth with one of its central figures, Corrales' trainer Joe Goossen.