Angelo is joined by Tom and Lex to breakdown Stephen Fulton's impressive win over Angelo Leo and talk about the circumstances around Canelo's decision to face Avni Yildirim. Also, the odds that the rumored Manny Pacquiao vs Ryan Garcia fight actually happens. And a preview of Caleb Plant's return to the ring. 

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Stephen Fulton shows out + Canelo settles on Yildirim and Pacquiao-Ryan?

Angelo is joined by Fred for the second part of our 2021 prediction episode. Listeners wrote in and asked what might happen in 2021. The guys look into the crystal ball and predict what Lomachenko's year will look like, which PPV's we are likely to see, what the PBC and Showtime partnership will deliver, if Shakur Stevenson can have a breakout year and more. Get more pods over at patreon.com/sundaypuncher

Part 2: Bold Predictions for 2021

Angelo is joined by Tom and Lex to break down and discuss Ryan Garcia's win over Luke Campbell. Where does Garcia stand in the grand scheme of the lightweight division and what could be next for him. Plus, they make some bold predictions for 2021. To add more questions for part 2 of the prediction podcast go here: https://forms.gle/UNUgCh4pbMMJuHGk6 

Ryan Garcia gets off the deck to stop Luke Campbell & Bold predictions for 2021

Angelo is joined by Lex to discuss what their 20 most anticipated fights of 2020 are. They look at which fights are realistically possible and why they would be good fights for the next year. 

The 20 most anticipated (and realistic) fights of 2020

Angelo is joined by Fred and Matt to break down Canelo's masterclass against Callum Smith. They discuss what made Canelo so effective, what went wrong with Callum Smith, and who might be able to give Canelo trouble at 168. The guys also discuss what could be next for Canelo. They also discuss whether or not Gennadiy Golovkin the same as he always has or if there is a decline. They also break down the rest of the fights from the weekend, the latest lawsuit against MTK and Golden Boy, and David Morrell's return to the ring in a world title matchup. 

Canelo absolutely dominates Callum Smith

Angelo is joined by Lex to preview the return of Canelo Alvarez. They discuss the most unlikely scenario that can play out and what could be next for Canelo Alvarez. Plus, the return of Gennadiy Golovkin and the Showtime triple header with 2 big prospect step up fights. Become a backer and get more content over at patreon.com/sundaypuncher

Canelo faces the tallest challenge of his career

Angelo is joined by Tom, Fred, and Lex to break down the weekend's action. The heavyweight champion of the world Anthony Joshua returned to action and knocked Kubrat Pulev out. They discuss if the old AJ is back or not. They also discuss whether or not Joshua will face Tyson Fury next. Plus, Chris Colbert stops Jaime Arboleda in impression fashion, Shakur Stevenson's easy decision over Toka Kahn Clary, and Felix Verdejo getting upset yet again. Plus they look back at the week's news.[Apologies for the different sounding audio, forgot to switch inputs.]Become a supporter and get more pods over at patreon.com/sundaypuncher

Anthony Joshua KOs Pulev, Chris Colbert impresses, and Shakur Stevenson coasts

Angelo is joined by Tom and Lex to break down Errol Spence Jr's return after his horrific car accident. They discuss what impressed them about Spence's performance, how Spence managed to neutralized Garcia, and what could be next for the two. Plus, Floyd Mayweather announces a return to the ring in an exhibition against Logan Paul. What do we know about the event thus far and is it actually important. They also preview the upcoming week which features the return of Anthony Joshua, Shakur Stevenson coming to the rescue and salvaging the ESPN card, and Chris Colbert's next step against Jaime Arboleda. 

Errol Spence Jr returns from his accident and defeats Danny Garcia, AJ's return, and ...Mayweather vs Logan Paul?

Angelo is joined by Fred to break down the packed weekend in boxing. Mike Tyson and Roy Jones have a high profile exhibition that had everyone talking. The guys discuss whether it will be a success and if we can expect to see more exhibitions going forward. They talk about the commission's loose interpretation of their own rules. Plus, Danny Jacobs laid an egg in his matchup with Gabe Rosado, did he mess up his future? Joe Joyce stopped Daniel Dubois, what is next for young Dubois? And a preview off the upcoming pay-per-view showdown between Errol Spence and Danny Garcia. 

Mike Tyson and Roy Jones make their triumphant(?) return & Errol Spence headlines first PPV since accident

Angelo is joined by Tom and Lex to discuss Terence Crawford's win over Kell Brook. They debate if Crawford had a slow start and whether or not Crawford is the best pound-for-pound fighter in the sport. Plus, they get into Bob Arum's comments regarding Crawford potentially moving on after a series of fights that didn't turn a profit. Plus, Canelo's next move, Fury will not return this year, Shakur Stevenson's next fight, and next week's upcoming fights. Get more content over at patreon.com/sundaypuncher

Terence Crawford demolishes Kell Brook... and is he on his way out?

Angelo is joined by Tom and Fred to break down the latest change in boxing's landscape. Canelo has been granted his release and is a free agent. Why did they do this? What should Canelo do now? And what are the ripple effects from this move. Plus, Devin Haney doesn't meet his expectations, not so good heavyweight matchups, and more. To get more content head over to patreon.com/sundaypuncher

Canelo is a free agent. Now what?

Angelo is joined by Lex to break down the weekend's action. Lex sparked a debate between listeners and is back to address the points he was making. The two discuss Tank as a superstar in the sport, Usyk's recent foray into the heavyweight division and Inoue's demolition job on Jason Moloney. Plus they preview which fight will be more competitive this weekend: Luis Ortiz vs Alexander Flores or Devin Haney vs Yuriorkis Gamboa. Get access to more contents at patreon.com/sundaypuncher

Tank's stardom, Usyk's second go at heavyweight, and Inoue dominates

Angelo is joined by Tom, Lex, Fred, and Rollins to immediately react to Gervonta Davis's big victory over Leo Santa Cruz. They discuss the devastating KO by Tank whether or not Tank has arrived as boxing's newest superstar.

Gervonta Davis with the emphatic finish

Angelo is joined by Lex to discuss the upcoming Gervonta Davis and Leo Santa Cruz showdown. We've been down this road before. A fight looks simple. Power puncher should dominate. Except it might not be as simple as it looks. Tank has made big changes in camp. What does this mean for fight night? Plus, a breakdown of the undercard, the Lipinets-Clayton fight to a draw, the upcoming Usyk vs Chisora pay-per-view and Naoya Inoue's return to the US.

Gervonta Davis and Leo Santa Cruz closer than you think?

Angelo is joined by Lex to discuss all the loose ends surrounding Lomachenko and Lopez. They talk about where it all went wrong for Lomachenko, where Lomachenko goes next, the path to super stardom for Teofimo Lopez, and which fights would be best for him in his career. Head over to patreon.com/sundaypuncher to get access to more episodes.

The Aftermath of Lomachenko vs Lopez

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