Haney outworks, outskills, outboxes George Kambosos to become the Lightweight Undisputed Champ.From email Champ to mail-in Champ to paper Champ, Devin Haney was pushed around, criticized and ridiculed for the last couple of years. He remained patient and consistent, and it has all paid off for him now.

"El Bandera Roja" David Benavidez (26-0) 23 KOs blasts through David Lemieux to secure a portion of his old WBC Super-Middleweight title and become a 3x Champ for the WBC.  Will he get to unify the WBC strap vs CANELO or find himself across the ring from Caleb Plant, Demetrius Andrade, David Morrell or Jermall Charlo?Elsewhere in the desert, Zhanibek put Dignum to sleep in round 2 to win the interim WBO title at 160lbs.  He is now Andrade's mandatory and is bound to be a fight or so away from unifying against Jermall Charlo and/or his fellow countryman GGG.

Holly Holm became our fight game's only "FIRST-FIRST" after her legendary victory over Rousey in 2015.The decorated Holly has ammased a multitude of titles and is headed to Canastota, NY this June to be enshrined in the International Boxing Hall Fame.

Jermell Charlo put an end to any and all doubts, haters, questions, discussions, what have you regarding who the throne in the 154lb. division belongs to.  He stopped Brian Castano in their highly anticipated rematch and cemented his legacy while at it.B-Hop, Jermaine Taylor, Crawford, Usyk, Josh Taylor, Canelo & now Jermell Charlo joins the group of Undisputed Kings.Who do you think will be next to challenge "Ironman"??? .... Fundora? Tszyu? Crawford?  .........

My brother Joe joined me in breaking down the highly anticipated rematch for Super Welterweight Supremacy between Jermell "Ironman" Charlo (34-1-1) 18 KOs & "El Boxi" Brian Castano (17-0-2) 12 KOs.We managed to piece an episode together at 2:00 AM, accompanied by some good whiskey and cigars.  We took a deep dive into their first fight and the questionable decision.  We also breakdown the rematch and our path to victory for each fighter as we see it.  

Dmitrii Bivol (20-0) 11 KOs gets his hand raised and edges out a decision win against the odds, the judges and the boxing great Saul "CANELO" Alvarez (57-2-2) 39 KOs.  Bivol fought the perfect fight and managed to control the pace from beginning to end all the while not allowing CANELO to execute his plan.  Bivol can either look forward to an even bigger paycheck should a rematch with CANELO come to fruition or look to unify the division versus the winner of Beterbiev vs Smith Jr's showdown taking place mid-June 2022.

Katie Taylor (21-0) 6 KOs defended her throne against a game Amanda Serrano (42-2-1) 30 KOs.  This was a special and meaningful fight for not only women's boxing but for the sport in general.  Katie Taylor defended her titles in a closely contested fight versus a hungry and legend in her own right in Amanda Serrano.  It was an electrifying night at the Mecca of Boxing to say the least.Rumors for a rematch are underway and potentially headed to Katie's home country of Ireland.Also, we dive into the crossroads match-up between Smith vs Vargas and the fight for 168lb. SUPREMACY in women's boxing between Franchon Crews-Dezurn and Elin Cederroos.  

Shakur Stevenson (18-0) 9 KOs, out pointed and outboxed Oscar Valdez (30-1) 23 KOs.  Shakur handed Valdez the first loss of his career and looked amazing while doing it.  Shakur has unified the 130lb. Division and now holds the WBO, WBC & RING Magazine Lineal Titles.Let's hope that Oscar bounces back strong and for Shakur, the sky is the limit, and he has put Roger Gutierrez and Kenichi Ogawa on notice.

One belt remains for Errol Spence (28-0) 22KO's to conquer, and it happens to be around the waist of one Terrence Crawford.  Spence established control early in the night and eventually stopped Yordenis Ugas down the stretch.  Spence now has three of the four belts at Welterweight and is looking to unify the entire division prior to vacating and moving up to 154.We also dive in at the important matchups that took place earlier in the night during the undercard. 

Tyson Fury (32-0-1) 23 KO's battered Dillian Whyte and closed the show with a nasty right-hand uppercut.  His record remains unblemished, and we may very well have witnessed "The Gypsy King" for the final time.Will we see him face the likes of Joshua or Usyk or was this the final curtain call Tyson Fury?