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#floydmayweather #terencecrawford #canelo Get ready for a knockout episode of ThaBoxingVoice as we dive into the Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford super fight, set for Sept. 13 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas! This Netflix-streamed clash marks the venue's first boxing event, but can it fill the 65,000+ seats? We compare it to iconic U.S. stadium fights like Ali-Frazier and Mayweather-Pacquiao, exploring whether this blockbuster can draw a massive crowd. From the fighters' star power to the stadium's unique setup, we break down the stakes, hype, and history. Join us for lively debates, recent fight updates, and insights into whether Canelo and Crawford can make Allegiant a boxing landmark. Perfect for fans craving the thrill of the sweet science! #boxing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's here- the return of Canelo. And, we're ready to analyze Alvarez's latest undisputed super middleweight title defense with fellow Mexican Jaime Munguia that is on PPV from Las Vegas. Plus, the latest on Ryan Garcia testing positive for a PED fight weekend with Devin Haney and more on the newest "Big Fight Weekend Preview Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives returns with insider Dan Rafael of BigFightWeekend.com, who is in Las Vegas for this one.The boys go over the "saucy" press conference where Canelo took after Munguia's promoter and hall of fame fighter Oscar De La Hoya. There is bad blood already between the two, as Alvarez divorced himself from De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions in court and at the presser, Canelo went off on Oscar and it seemed like he wanted to fight De La Hoya as much as Munguia.Dan got a couple of more minutes with Canelo after the Wednesday presser that you will hear and he and T.J. discuss the matchup with Muntuia and the rest of the card, featuring Mario Barrios and Brandon Figueroa, in seperate undercard bouts. The guys also preview the Monday morning U.S. Time Japanese fight card, as "The Monster" Naoya Inoue returns to defend his undisputed junior featherweight titles against Luis Nery in the Tokyo Dome. Inoue is one of the top fighters in the sport, regardless of size and is expected to have another spectacular win.The guys then go over the disaster news that Ryan Garcia tested positive for at least one performance enhancing drug the weekend of his bout with Devin Haney. Dan broke the story with attaining the letter that VADA sent to all parties about the test and he has more insight on what happens now with Garcia? Further, does Haney actually have a shot at a DQ win being awarded?There's more news on the rules being set up for Jake Paul and Mike Tyson's now sanctioned July fight and what those are?Finally, some nostalgia on the 9th anniversary of Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao finally meeting in Vegas. However, the battle of these hall of famers was a large letdown for reasons Dan gives.It's all part of the "Big Fight Weekend Preview" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, etc.!

It's here- the return of Canelo. And, we're ready to analyze Alvarez's latest undisputed super middleweight title defense with fellow Mexican Jaime Munguia that is on PPV from Las Vegas. Plus, the latest on Ryan Garcia testing positive for a PED fight weekend with Devin Haney and more on the newest "Big Fight Weekend Preview Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives returns with insider Dan Rafael of BigFightWeekend.com, who is in Las Vegas for this one.The boys go over the "saucy" press conference where Canelo took after Munguia's promoter and hall of fame fighter Oscar De La Hoya. There is bad blood already between the two, as Alvarez divorced himself from De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions in court and at the presser, Canelo went off on Oscar and it seemed like he wanted to fight De La Hoya as much as Munguia.Dan got a couple of more minutes with Canelo after the Wednesday presser that you will hear and he and T.J. discuss the matchup with Muntuia and the rest of the card, featuring Mario Barrios and Brandon Figueroa, in seperate undercard bouts. The guys also preview the Monday morning U.S. Time Japanese fight card, as "The Monster" Naoya Inoue returns to defend his undisputed junior featherweight titles against Luis Nery in the Tokyo Dome. Inoue is one of the top fighters in the sport, regardless of size and is expected to have another spectacular win.The guys then go over the disaster news that Ryan Garcia tested positive for at least one performance enhancing drug the weekend of his bout with Devin Haney. Dan broke the story with attaining the letter that VADA sent to all parties about the test and he has more insight on what happens now with Garcia? Further, does Haney actually have a shot at a DQ win being awarded?There's more news on the rules being set up for Jake Paul and Mike Tyson's now sanctioned July fight and what those are?Finally, some nostalgia on the 9th anniversary of Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao finally meeting in Vegas. However, the battle of these hall of famers was a large letdown for reasons Dan gives.It's all part of the "Big Fight Weekend Preview" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, etc.!

The guys are back for episode 248! There, they recap RIZIN 45 and discuss several big fight announcements including Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao 2, and more. They also discuss recent news such as the planned return of Paige VanZant, and Jorge Masvidal. The Courtside Soundoff podcast is hosted by Josh Evanoff and Angel Ortega, the full podcast is available on Spotify, YouTube, Podbean, and iTunes. _________________________________________________________________________________ PROMOTIONS:  MANSCAPED (Code COURTSIDE20 at checkout for 20% off + free-shipping): https://www.manscaped.com/​ Rogue Energy (Code "Soundoff at Checkout for 10% off): https://bit.ly/3l6fPUr​ ELYXR Delta 8 (Code COURTSIDE at checkout for 10% off): ELYXR Delta 8, 9 & 10 Products | D8 Flower & Gummies | HHC Disposables Vape __________________________________________________________________________________ FOLLOW US BELOW: Twitter: https://twitter.com/courtsidesound1​ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/courtsideso...​ Reddit: https://old.reddit.com/r/CourtsideSou.

The host will talk about Canelo's performance against John Ryder in Mexico yesterday, and bring up the topic of the day: Has Canelo lost a step? Plus we have reactions from contributors around the boxing game and look into what's next for the undisputed champion. Apparently the unified welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford have been talking and are trying to work something out for a fight to take place...is this a "Mayweather-Pacquiao in Miami" situation or a bunch of hot air? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/boxing-source-radio-show/support

Is there anywhere like ringside? Mike Costello is in the club to explain what really happens in the best seats in the house. He reveals which fighter ordered a Thai takeaway to his ringside seat, the first time blood fell onto his commentary notes and he takes us behind the scenes of Mayweather-Pacquiao in Vegas. Pre-warning, this week's feature contains outrageously bad jokes. Follow the GGBC on the socials. Search for @ggboxingclub on Twitter and Instagram.

Welcome to the 31st episode of Kinda Geeky. This episode took place the night of the Mayweather Pacquiao fight. So of course we talk about the fight a little bit. Then we get on the our normal video game topic, talking about the Batman Arkham Knight trailer as well as the second Star Wars Battlefront trailer and the rumor or the fate of PT (Silent Hill). Lillie talks about why she might not like Blizzard's FPS and why I might; animated verses cell shaded. We also talk about Avengers Age of Ultron since it also came out that weekend. Then Lillie floors me when she tells me she has not seen the Back to the Future trilogy. WTF…There are a few other discussion that are worth listening to. Enjoy and stay…

Chucky Anthony is an entrepreneur, influencer and boxer who has worked with some of the biggest names in sports. On this episode we discuss Jake paul vs Tyron Woodley, Logan Paul fights, Chucky training with Floyd Mayweather, How boxing is scored, Coming to the US at a young age from The Philippines, Working with Karl Anthony Towns, Going professional in Baseball, Coming back from failure, Nutrition and Entrepreneurship. Thanks for checking out the new podcast page! Please subscribe! Check out Trev's album Big Binger on all platforms. Check out the Patreon page! https://www.patreon.com/cammeekins Follow Cam on social media: Instagram: CamMeekins Twitter: CamMeekins TikTok: RealCamMeekins Text Cam: 617-420-7261 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cam-meekins/support

Jay and comedian Nate Bargatze joke about the people they ignore, how they both do everything they can to avoid confrontation, and just how exactly Nate managed to grow up a Vanderbilt fan. Plus Jay shares the story about how he was mistakenly recruited by Vanderbilt and ended up going there anyway because his dad told him to go. Nate also talks about how exactly he broke into the comedy circuit, h ow he managed to land a partnership with Netflix, and the crazy reason Comedy Central aired his first stand-up special against the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight! Jay also talks about his emotions on the football field, and how they would often be misinterpreted by the media and he grew sick of it. Jay is new to Twitter so get in the mix by following @JayHasTweets and use #Uncut for your shot to get a question on the show! And play along with Jay on Sleeper here: https://go.slpr.link/Cutler

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It sounds crazy to say that two men in their mid-40s remain the biggest draw in boxing. Years of politics, lies, and ultimately, a declining standard of boxer have meant that we teeter on the brink of the worst era in pro boxing. The old heads are driving the young guns into retirement.

This month Logan Paul fought Floyd Mayweather in an exhibition event, drawing 1 million PPV buys and generating $50 million in revenue. It's yet another datapoint in the growth of made-for-social creator competition series, which represents the exciting intersection of social media stars and sport.  We discuss the breakdown of PPV vs ad-supported models, how House of Highlights' Showdown series drove over 100 million online views, the need for real competitive stakes, Triller's $500 million capital raise, and re-defining sport as we know it. Subscribe to our newsletter. We explore the intersection of media, technology, and commerce: sign-up linkLearn more about our market research and executive advisory: RockWater websiteEmail us: rounduppod@wearerockwater.com--EPISODE TRANSCRIPT:Chris Erwin:So Andrew, we're seeing a lot of activity around the made for social creator competition, sporting events.Andrew Cohen:Yeah. No, it's really cool. It's definitely a perfect storm of all the things that get us excited between the creator economy and sports media and live streaming. It's definitely something I'm excited to chat about.Chris Erwin:And this is something we actually covered in our RockWater blog. In November 2019, there was a second Jake Paul KSI fight. Now just looking out over the past year and a half, the space has really grown and it's really evolved.Andrew Cohen:Come a long way for sure.Chris Erwin:Yeah. A few things to break down here. Before we go into some of the recent market activity there's a great quote here from Doug Bernstein, the GM of House of Highlights. So he notes, "Creator competition is a new category unto itself, almost akin to e-sports." I think that's well put. So there's a couple of different types of models we're seeing here. I think we broke it down simply into those that we look at as pay-per-view versus those that are ad supported.Chris Erwin:So let's talk about a big recent pay-per-view fight. That was the June 6th Logan Paul versus Floyd Mayweather. Generated over a million pay-per-view buys on Showtime, generated around 50 million in revenue. Of notes, there's only about 25 boxing matches in history that have seen that many pay-per-view purchases. And the fact that it was an exhibition, like no judges, no winner, it's even more impressive. We'll talk more about that. Also, on June 12th, there was the YouTube versus TikTok fight on LiveXLive. And then in April, there was the Triller Fight Club series of Jake Paul versus the former MMA fighter Ben Askren. There's many more on this list, but let's talk about a few of the ad supported creator competition events we've seen.Chris Erwin:So a prominent one is House of Highlights. I think just last week they did their third installment of the Showdown Series, a dodge ball knockout event. The first two, which I think were in earlier this year, or even in 2020, were basketball and golf. And these were done live on YouTube and supposedly the first two events garnered over a hundred million online platform views, just striking number. Another event of note last year is Mr. Beast Creator Games that actually became YouTube most watched live original of all time. So I think the first one was in April of 2020, had 662,000 concurrent viewers for a virtual rock paper scissors contest, and I think they did another one in October. So there's more here. Bleacher Report did The Match, which is a golf showdown and a handful of others. But I think the bigger question is Andrew, why are we seeing so much market activity around, is this even a trend or probably something that's more permeant?Andrew Cohen:It's starting as a trend, but I think it's here to stay and it's going to turn into something more legitimate, sustainable. But really overall, when you look at it holistically, it seems like the worlds of sports and entertainment are merging. On one side we have traditional sports that are using shoulder programming to fuel storytelling and to engage new audiences. And then on the other hand, like we're seeing, everything you just mentioned, social creators using sporting events as kind of bottom funnel activations to eventize and monetize the culmination of internet trauma that they're able to create.Andrew Cohen:So Chris, what do you think it is about these social creators that make them so perfect to generate all this excitement for live events?Chris Erwin:So, Andrew, I think that there's a few key dynamics to note. I think these digitally native creators are the most polarizing and engaging personalities of today. And what we've known through a lot of our research and work is that we're in the world of personality led content. And that type of content reaches more younger audiences globally, particularly millennial and Gen Z, than any other type of content. There's also the ability for these digitally native creators to interact with their fans. It's a real two-way street that's very unique. And I think really importantly, there's this always on dynamic, where the creators are logging to their social channels 24/7, that becomes an always on promotion cycle to fuel excitement around these sporting events. I think this is a really key takeaway here that younger audiences are more passionately loyal to their favorite creator personalities then they are to their hometown team or even to traditional celebrities. So specifically these Gen Z sports fans are more loyal to athletes than teams, favoring athletes over teams by a margin of two to one compared to baby boomers. That's a big stat.Andrew Cohen:Yeah, it's crazy. And I think that explains a lot of the moves that we're seeing on the other end of the spectrum by sports leagues who are really making an effort to use storytelling and kind of drama and personalities surrounding the event to drive tune in and fuel engagement. So I think a great example that we're seeing recently is what Formula 1 is doing with their Netflix show, which has become my favorite soap opera to watch. And as a result, Formula 1 viewership in the US has gone up 36% year over year, just this year. And I think that's because people feel connected with the personalities and with the storylines and that makes them kind of want to tune in and see how it all plays out on race day.Chris Erwin:I feel like everyone I talked to asked me, have you seen the Formula 1 show on Netflix? It's definitely feels like it's become part of the zeitgeist.Andrew Cohen:It's crazy. Yeah. The hype is real and it translates to that viewership. So we're seeing other leagues go for this as well. The NBA is definitely the most popular sport among Gen Z in large part because it's such a personality focused sport. No one's wearing helmets, it's really the stars are front and center. And the NFL, even though it has the highest ratings, it's kind of losing this next generation of fans because the players don't have that same level of visibility. It's why they're doing a ton on social media, they're owned and operated brand the Checkdown which is kind of like their version of House of Highlights to take the helmet off the players and to make these personalities more front and center because that's how you get young fans kind of engaging with that live product.Andrew Cohen:And we're seeing other leagues do this as well. The PGA just recently announced their new Player Impact Program, which is a $40 million pool that's going to be distributed to the 10 golfers that generate the most fan and sponsorship engagement. So again, incentivizing their athletes and be front and center and to be personalities because that's how you bring fans in. And really everyone is kind of replicating this, but the originator is WWE. They have been built on kind of using even before social media kind of creating the soap opera that surrounds the mash to drive that pay-per-view tune in for tent pole events. So now we're kind of just seeing this happen on a bigger scale and it kind of merging with the new soap operas of the digital age, which is social creators.Chris Erwin:To boil that down, Andrew, tell me if I'm hearing this right, that sports leagues need to borrow the tactics of social influencers to generate that top of funnel awareness and engagement. And then on the flip side, the social brands, publishers and creators need to adopt the competitive event formats of pro sports to really build out that bottom funnel monetization for all the hype and all the attention that they're really able to generate across these new useful audiences? Is that kind of encapsulate it?Andrew Cohen:Correct. That's what I'm seeing.Chris Erwin:So then, okay. As we work to wrap up this micro cast, I think the next big question is how is this going to evolve going forward? Is this a trend or is this something of more permanence as we were raising before? And what are some of the things that you're seeing, Andrew?Andrew Cohen:I definitely think it's here to stay, but there need to be some changes that are made to kind of make it more sustainable versus just a bunch of one-off events. And I think one big thing that sticks out to me is the need for true competitive stakes and for these formats to evolve so that there really is a sense of stake on the line at the events themselves. So we're seeing it's kind of easier for leagues to create that authentic pop funnel storytelling because the dramatic stakes and the personalities are already inherent to sports. So it was really just about finding the most effective ways to capture and distribute it to maximize impact. So whether it's a premium series on Netflix or HBO, or just kind of behind the scenes clips on tiktok, the personalities are there, just how you put it in front of people.Andrew Cohen:On the other side, though, creator competitions need to figure out a way to better replicate that inherent drama of real sporting events to actually maintain viewer trust in the long run, to continue to generate pay-per-view buy-in and maximize in mash engagement. Because if it's perceived as just like a cash grab by two creators, I think interest is going to wane.Chris Erwin:Point really manifests when you look at some of the numbers, right? So let's dive into some of the stats. This most recent Logan Paul, Floyd Mayweather fight had a million pay-per-view buys, 50 million in revenue. Now you could say that, all right, compared to the first Jake Paul KSI fight, that was about two and a half years ago from 11 million in revenue this was a big win. But let's compare it to another fight, Mike Tyson versus Roy Jones Jr on Triller, that had 1.6 million pay-per-view buys over 80 million in revenue. Another one on Triller, Jake Paul versus Ben Askren the former MMA fighter 1.5 million pay-per-view buys over 75 million in revenue. So I think what you're getting at is this is really due in large part to the lack of competitive stakes in the match itself, right?Andrew Cohen:There was no winner, it was just an exhibition match. Both Paul and Mayweather had already kind of made all their money because of the way it was structured before they even stepped in the ring and there was really nothing left to fight for at that point.Chris Erwin:Just looking at the numbers again, Floyd Mayweather was guaranteed $10 million and 50% of pay-per-view sales. Logan Paul was guaranteed $250,000 and 10% of pay-per-view sales. But you know, just in a little bit of quick research before this, I was looking up the purse, the winner prizes for traditional boxing fights, where there's the competition matters. Supposedly for Mayweather Pacquiao few years back, that purse was reported at being worth up to nearly $500 million. If you've got that much money on the line, you're going to make that event a spectacle and you're in a fight to the last amount of energy and blood and grit that you have.Andrew Cohen:Mayweather kind of even admitted after the fight that it was just a cash grab. He said, quote, "They say, it's not all about the money. Well, your kids can't eat legacy. The patches on my trunks earned me $30 million alone. When it comes to legalize bank robbing, I'm the best." So he kind of just gave up the game right there that it wasn't really about the outcome, that the only outcome that mattered was kind of sealed in his bank account before he even stepped into the room.Chris Erwin:So do you think that competitions like this are going to persist or that they're going to change?Andrew Cohen:I think they have to change. I think, like we said, kind of the underlying dynamics that are driving the creator competition trend are strong. So I think that format is here to stay, but that there's really a need for the drama unfolding during the tent pole event itself, it has to be as engaging and as compelling as all the promotional content leading up to it if they expect to maintain that fan trust needed for people to actually continue paying money, fight after fight. And I think if each time you had the Floyd Mayweather saying like I don't really care, thanks for your money, I don't see that happening. But like we were saying up top, the value prop is really, it's about leaning into watch personalities, that we have this deep relationship with compete in high stakes events. So it doesn't have to just be boxing, I think we're actually going to see this expand. Maybe even the very definition of sports itself expand because really at the end of the day, that's what we're here to see. And as long as the stakes are there at the end of the day, I think we're going to see this trend continue to thrive.Chris Erwin:That's totally right. And I think this notion of redefining sports that that's already happening. We're having a call with the CEO of NV Gaming based out of Dallas and hearing about the new talent additions they've brought onto their roster. So they signed these two twin sister chess prodigies. So they're bringing out chess as an event because there's audiences behind it, there's different ways to set up that competition to build shoulder and pre and post programming around it. Even House of Highlights, kicking off with dodge ball, their new third installment last week. We're starting seeing Jenga events by Barstool Sports. And I think you and I were even riffing before this podcast, everyone talks about the British Bake Off, I think that's on Netflix. So what if you to kind of rethink that and make that into a creator competition series of this spirit, do you have a chef from Bon Appetit that's going against like a chef from First We Feast, what are the different ways to wrap the content experience around that? I think we're going to see a lot more fun instances of competition emerge in different verticals that we didn't expect.Andrew Cohen:The creators are going to be incentivized to go for this short term cash grab. But I do think that we're going to see these formats of evolve, but it's going to be up for the brands and the platforms to do so. To develop formats and kind of a long running event franchises that will ultimately transform this creator competition trend into a long-term enterprise value play. I think we're already starting to see that if you just look Triller just announced that they're raising $500 million at a $5 billion valuation. Overtime, just raise an $80 million series C after announcing a new league. And even House of Highlights we can see that with the Showtime series, they're kind of pivoting their brand strategy to a creator competition focus to kind of decrease some of their reliance that they have on league and platform partners. So I think that people are seeing this as less of just like a one-off event here and there and more as a way to kind of create long-term business.Chris Erwin:All right, Andrew. Well, we're at the end of our time and I hear sirens going off in the background. So I think it's time to cut.Andrew Cohen:I think that's our cue.Chris Erwin:All right, until next time.

Fight artist Richard Slone talks about his decorated career at the easel and at the fights. Richard originally went to the US to box and wound up living with heavyweight legend Joe Frazier in Philadelphia. Several years later, he was at the Kronk in Detroit with Emanuel Steward, becoming a fixture in the gym and in the corner of some of the sport's biggest names. But he's most famous for his artwork, for giving colour to the promotion of some of the sport's biggest fights, including it's biggest – Mayweather-Pacquiao – and it's allowed him to paint for high profile clients from Denzel Washington to Madonna and Donald Trump to Eminem. Please make enquiries about purchasing Richard's art to: sloneartuk@gmail.com Boxing Life Stories is now on Patreon. You can get access to research, unseen photographs from Boxing Life Stories, go behind the scenes of the podcast with Tris Dixon and even get some episodes early. You can help support us through another 100 episodes and help us to grow by visiting http://www.patreon.com/trisdixon Boxing Life Stories is bought to you by HANSON LEE who were voted “The UK's Best Specialist Insurance-Sector Recruitment Firm for 2020” in the Corporate Excellence Awards. ‘Not only do we find the best people, we’ll help you retain them.' Discover more at HansonLee.com (http://hansonlee.com/) ’ AND DELCO SAFETY COMPLIANCE, who are a leading provider of professional fire, asbestos, and safety services to businesses nationwide. They offer one expert point of contact for all of your fire, health and safety compliance needs. Find out more at www.delcosafety.co.uk (http://www.delcosafety.co.uk/)   Follow Tris on twitter @trisdixon and instagram @trisdixon @boxing_life_stories

Hard Knocks is a bummer and we figured out why. NBA playoffs and the Blazers are officially dead (2:18- 17:26). Playoff hockey and Joe Judge is still working to be football guy of the year (17:26 - 19:57). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Chris Webber being absolutely terrible at announcing and Lucas Giolito's no hitter (19:57 - 39:41). Comedian Jay Pharoah joins the show to talk about his new movies, his career at SNL, being the impression guy, the time ScarJo ruined Mayweather/Pacquiao and more (39:41 - 75:26). Segments include Talking Soccer, Billys list, Guys on Chicks and we remember how much of a legend Shoenice is.

Michael Montero returns to SB Nation Radio for another segment on the Dave Smith show to discuss the return of Mike Tyson, the possibility of a rematch between Floyd Mayweather and either Manny Pacquiao or Conor McGregor, the delayed SpaceX launch, and more!

Undefeated IBF World Super Middleweight Champion Caleb “Sweethands” Plant and former unified super welterweight world champion Julian “J-Rock” Williams can't hide their hunger to get back in the ring this week on The PBC Podcast. You don't want to miss what they had to say. Plus, hosts Kenneth and Michael look back at Mayweather-Pacquiao during the Toe to Toe segment, discuss Mikey Garcia, Jermell Charlo and more, right here: www.premierboxingchampions.com/podcast.    

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. 

En este episodio hablamos de Los mejores boxeadores de todos Los tiempos,analizamos la lista de BoxRec y Damos nuestro punto de vista

Under the hood of the boxing business | Manchester City's FFP penalty | Fun With Balls and squash. Boxing business heavyweights Lou DiBella, Joe Markowski, and Stephen Espinoza were joined by FuboTV Chief Strategy Officer for a spiky panel on the state of the boxing industry at the Leaders Sport Business Summit in New York in May (conversation starts at 13:56). Harvard law graduate DiBella spent 11 years building HBO into America’s go-to boxing platform before becoming an independent boxing promoter in his own right with DiBella Entertainment in 2000. Espinoza is President of Showtime Sports. He began his career while still at law school working for renowned sports agent Leigh Steinberg. He represented Oscar de la Hoya and Mike Tyson before becoming lead counsel for Golden Boy Promotions. Since joining Showtime in 2011, Espinoza has delivered the three highest grossing pay-per-view events in TV history : Mayweather Canelo in 2013; Mayweather Pacquiao in 2015; and Mayweather McGregor in 2017. Markowski is EVP of North America for DAZN. He led the pure-play sports streaming service’s Japan business before moving to the US in 2018 to do similar in North America. In the US, DAZN has high profile agreements with Matchroom Boxing, Canelo, and Gennadiy Golovkin and has moved into the boxing market with a subscription model and a pugnacious advertising campaign declaring that pay-per-view is dead. On the agenda: - Is pay-par-view dead? - What is DAZN's boxing model in the US and can it work? - The general health of boxing in the US; - Wilder vs Joshua and how it might work;    

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Mayweather hints he'd go to Saudi to fight Pacquiao, Adrian Broner calls out Canelo and GGG, a look back at Lennox Lewis one of the all time greats... Navarrete takes out De Vaca in the 3rd round and Jessie Magdaleno wins!

The PBC Podcast returns with unbeaten interim world super bantamweight champion Brandon Figueroa as our guest. Also, hosts Kenneth Bouhairie and Michael Rosenthal discuss whether boxing is dying or on the rise, Mayweather-Pacquiao 2 and much more!

Talkbox! A lot of boxing this weekend and different topics to cover. No better people to cover than Woodsy and his guest, Ron Borges. Ron is a sportswriter for the Talk of Fame network and former contributor on the Boston Globe and Boston Herald. Ron and Woodsy talk all things from the weekends performances (Gervonta Davis, Tevin Farmer), how the boxing PPV model has changed, and yes... the possibility of a  Mayweather Pacquiao rematch.  Terri Moss joins us next. The former world champion Terri is also now inducted into the Women's boxing hall of fame. She is currently fighting a case for one of her fighters who may have been wrongfully detained by ICE. Terri and Woodsy chat about possible ways to help support not only the current fighter, but fighters in the future.   A little bit of everything for you on the podcast today! Talkbox is live!

In This episode, Razor Ralf & GCamz speak on why Mayweather and Pacquiao are fighting again, the control iPhone has on consumers, and discussing their experiences with getting traffic tickets.

In this episode, Dan is joined by Jim Lampley and Brian Campbell, who were both in attendance for the Saul Alvarez-Gennady Golovkin rematch from Las Vegas. We hear from Lampley first, who breaks down the fight, speaks on the 90-minute fill and tells us why he believes a third fight may not happen. Later, Brian Campbell joins Dan to give his account of the fight and what he thinks of Mayweather-Pacquiao 2! Enjoy! Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tobin recaps all the chaos and fun from the Conor McGregor vs Floyd Mayweather world tour. Did both sides go too far? Does it matter when we're discussing fighting? Is Conor McGregor going racial to get under Floyd's skin or are we seeing a side that we did know was there. Has this always been there in his previous fights? This world tour does make it seem like it will be bigger than the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight? Heavyweight boxer Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller joins the show. He discusses his rise in the ranks. His upcoming fight on July 29th. He also calls out Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua and the heavyweights with twitter fingers. 

We were able to grab some time with the champ as he is in the thick of it out in Vegas as we are all getting ready for the Light Heavyweight showdown between Kovalev and Ward.  Paulie also weighs in on the Mayweather - Pacquiao rumors and breaks down last weeks fights while also looking forward.

We were able to grab some time with the champ as he is in the thick of it out in Vegas as we are all getting ready for the Light Heavyweight showdown between Kovalev and Ward.  Paulie also weighs in on the Mayweather - Pacquiao rumors and breaks down last weeks fights while also looking forward.

This episode begins with Recap from the Top Rank PPV Main Event Manny Pacquiao vs. Jessie Vargas & Co-Feature Jessie Magdaleno vs. Nonito Donaire Scorecards! Plus, Preview & Predictions for the PBC on Spike, HBO Boxing, & Sky Sports TV Cards! Other Topics for Discussion-What's next for Manny Pacquiao? Floyd Mayweather, Terrence Crawford, Canelo Alvarez, or Vasyl Lomachenko? UFC Preview Connor McGregor vs. Eddie Alvarez!  -More Updates & Follow Up from the Anti-Trust Golden Boy Lawsuit against Al Haymon! -Oleksandr Usyk Returns on Hopkins vs. Smith undercard Dec.10th on HBO! Plus, More Current Fight News & Rumor Mill Items! Subscribe on iTunes! Follow on Twitter @RopeADopeRadio & Visit The Rope A Dope Report on YouTube Channel youtube.com/c/kg21carlito!  

On this episode of The Angry Millennial, we're recording from WPPI in Vegas, chatting with editorial/commercial sports portrait photographer, Alexis Cuarezma. In this episode, we chat about the importance of networking and getting in front of people's faces, going from being a double major in college to dropping out with a semester left, how persistence + patience landed him work with HBO + Sports Illustrated shooting Mayweather & Pacquiao and the US Women's Soccer Team respectively, how to implement aggressive patience, long term relationships working with BorrowLenses ending up in a spotlight piece, shooting for the jobs you want not the jobs you're getting, what it's like to shoot multiple lighting setups at once with syncing sorcery, and more on this episode of The Angry Millennial. Remember to always use #theangrymillennial on social media + follow @millennialangry on Twitter to ask any questions you'd like any of the upcoming guests to answer during the show.

BHL: Justice Is Served -- In this episode Black Hollywood Live hosts Phil Svitek and Chelsea Galicia discuss legal cases for the week of May 6th, 2015. In today's show the hosts discuss: The Mayweather Pacquiao fight speculations, Bruce Jenner being sued whole-heartedly, as well as the latest legal news.

Paulie and Petey back in the studio having a lot of fun talking Mayweather Pacquiao, Vegas, Soccer and more! You will laugh!

Paulie and Petey back in the studio having a lot of fun talking Mayweather Pacquiao, Vegas, Soccer and more! You will laugh!

On the new Great MMA Debate podcast, the guys discuss the fallout from the Jon Jones situation, Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao and reaction to the revelation of the sponsorship numbers released by the UFC for the new Reebok deal.

  While often called by many, buffoonish, scripted and downright fake, “Love and Hip Hop” is one of the most popular shows in the black community and very accurately depicts the toxic issues many black men and women struggle with on a regular basis. “The Dedan Tolbert Show” returns LIVE TONIGHT at 9:00pm EST for our long awaited  “Love & Hip Hop New York Season Finale Recap Special”, where we'll provide an in depth analyzation of every character and situation to help those that can relate gain clarity and understanding. To also, hear our popular “What's Going on in the World” segment, where we'll discuss the Mayweather/Pacquiao fight, Beyonce and her controversial outfit at the Met Gala, the US Government…as well as a can't miss “Ask Dedan Advice Hour”… call 646 200 0366 or listen LIVE online worldwide at www.dedantolbertshow.com... “REAL Radio that Matters for over 10 Years”… #RRTM

8 AM - 1 - Texts on stuff. 2 - Ex CIA director Mike Morrell wrote a book; Royal baby stuff. 3 - Marshall's News. 4 - Jamie Foxx bungled the national anthem at the Mayweather - Pacquiao fight.

The moment fans around the world fans have been waiting on is over Floyd "Money" Mayweather vs Manny PAC-Man Pacquiao! This is the biggest fight of this era. Who won this grueling and highly anticipated fight! Did Manny do with 47 others I have failed to do. Did Mayweather quiet the critics and submit his legacy among the boxing greats! Join us for this historic night in sports! 

Harvard faculty donate to democrats by a wide margin. 2 - Laura Armstrong is going to be injecting goat testicles today; Joe tries to send a voice text . 3 - Marshall's News. 4 - ABC News correspondent Alex Stone is in Las Vegas covering the Mayweather - Pacquiao bout; Freddie Gray's death ruled a homicide, and cops will be charged.

7 AM - 1 - Harvard faculty donate to democrats by a wide margin. 2 - Laura Armstrong is going to be injecting goat testicles today; Joe tries to send a voice text . 3 - Marshall's News. 4 - ABC News correspondent Alex Stone is in Las Vegas covering the Mayweather - Pacquiao bout; Freddie Gray's death ruled a homicide, and cops will be charged.

Chris and Lou break down a busy first weekend in May, including the Kentucky Derby and Mayweather-Pacquiao.

Join us this week at a special time (an hour later) as we get you ready for the biggest weekend of sports thus far in 2015! Mayweather-Pacquiao is FINALLY here, and we'll let you know how the mega fight we've all been waiting for is going to go down.  We'll aslo brief you on the progress of the first round of the NBA playoffs. Lastly, the 2015 NFL Draft is here!  Fred Perdue of College Football Extra will join us in the second hour of the show as we bring you LIVE analysis of the first hour of the draft.  We'll give you positional needs for teams on the clock and post-pick anaylsis/scouting reports of each player selected. "This portion of the revolution will not be televised, but EVERYBODY can listen." Don't miss it!!!

1-Nepal: aiuti a rilento. Poca coordinazione tra governo locale e organizzazioni umanitarie. ( da Katmandu Saverio Ojetti Intersos Agire ) 2-Centrafrica: sono 14 i soldati francesi accusati di abusi sessuali su minori. Hollande ha promesso il pugno duro. ..3-Continua l'amnesia del Giappone. Davanti al congresso americano il premier Shinzo Abe non chiede scusa alle cosiddette donne di conforto.( Valentina Redaelli) 4-Migranti eritrei in attesa della traversata del mediterraneo. Dall'Egitto il reportage di esteri. ( Laura Cappon) ..5-Mayweather – Pacquiao: mancano due giorni al match del secolo. Per una notte il pugilato torna ai fasti del passato. ( Dario Falcini) 6-World music: la resistenza è donna. dal Sahara occidentale le canzoni contro l'occupazione marocchina ..( Album “ baila sahara baila” )..7-Le recensioni di Vincenzo Mantovani :  Grandi Dei. Come la religione ha trasformato la nostra vita di gruppo, di Ara Norenzayan. Esteri torna lunedì 4 maggio. buon Primo Maggio !!!

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 In a week we're boxing has finally taking the headlines away from the NFL Major League Baseball spring training as well as the return of the NBA! What a super fight of all super fights finally taking place May day! May 2 Floyd "Money" Mayweather & Manny Pacquiao will finally collide! Also future heavyweight boxing champion of the world Bryant by-by Jennings will join the Barbershop to talk about his April 25th Fight with the heavyweight boxing Wladimir Klitschko!  Miss the sports talk you and your buddies talk about in the Barbershop or at the gym & bar well look no further then DA-Barbershop!!! For one hour a week join Mike Knoxxx and the crew talking the biggest stories in the week in sports! MMA,ProWrestling,NBA,MLB,NFL,NCAA & More!!!   Our sports section offers coverage of local sporting events as well as state-wide competitions and national sports. The Hour Of Power In Sports radio program!       

The show will start with Recap from all the action last weekend including a Wlad Klitschko KO and a solid scrap between Rod Salka and Monty Meza-Clay. Also, we Preview, Debate, & Predict the HBO PPV Fight between Manny Pacquiao and Chris Algieri! Plus, Preview the PPV undercard and other fights on the schedule like Bellew vs. Cleverly 2! Other Topics For Discussion- Stiverne vs Wilder a done deal for Jan. 17. -Bob Arum recent comments about being in touch with CBS heads about the Mayweather/Pacquiao coming on the heels of Showtime's Stephen Espinoza twitter comments. -Kell Brook vs Juan Manuel Marquez in talks? Plus more current news topics! Listen Live on your phone 646-381-4990! Listen Live or Join The Roundtable! Your Voice Will Be Heard! Follow on Twitter @RopeADopeRadio

In Depth Interview with Lou DeCubas manager for Erislandy Lara who is one of the top 154 pound fighters in the world. Will review his last fight & talk about the possibility of facing unbeaten Vanes Martirosyan for a chance to fight Canelo Alvarez in the future. Plus, will Preview the Top Rank HBO Doubleheader planned for October 13th featuring Donaire vs Nishioka & Rios vs Alvarado! Also, Recap from last weekend's action & a look at the upcoming fight schedule. Other Topics For Discussion- The lawyers for both Mayweather & Pacquiao have a meeting scheduled for this Monday. -Is Deontay Wilder for real or just knocking out nobody's? Floyd Mayweather out of jail with a new look and a plan. Call in & Join The RoundTable! 646-381-4990 Your Voice Will Be Heard!  

Exclusive Pre Recorded interview on Rope A Dope Radio Mayweather Interview @ 17:45 We also recap; -Mayweather-Pacquiao ; are we any closer to the fight happening -Cotto-Margarito aftermath.  -What is next for Abner Mares  

Welterweight Prospect Rashad Holloway Joins Us For An In Depth Interview. Also Recap from the busy boxing weekend that featured back to back ShowBox Cards and Espn2 Friday Night Fights. Plus Preview, Debate, and Predictions for the Saul Alvarez vs Ryan Rhodes and Jason Litzau vs Adrien Broner HBO Fights This Saturday. Other Topics For Discussion- Martinez vs Barker Oct 1, Pirog's Promoters says Martinez is avoiding a fight with Pirog, 2011 Hall Of Fame, R.I.P Genaro Hernedez, Karim Mayfield vs Stevie Forbes on Espn 2. Call In and Let Your Voice Be Heard or Listen Live on Your Phone 646-381-4990! Listen Live At   http://www.ropeadoperadio.com/