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So it was a fun weekend in boxing. two days of boxing action, gotta love that.

If you missed it, Sergio Mora and I recorded an instant reaction pod to Daniel Dubois' dominant win over Anthony

Joshua. We'll talk a little more about that on this

episode. Lance Pugmire, great writer from boxing scene, he will join me. We'll get

into the fight, we'll get into A.J's future before we look back on Jaime Mungia's win over Eric Bazinian,

the recent announcement of Boots Ennis' title defense, plus Hans Ashiras, is he the future of the middleweight division? Can he save

160 pounds? We'll get into that as well. A little bit later in the show, James Matio, he is an actor and the star of the new movie The Featherweight,

which is the story of Willie Pep, the winningest fighter in boxing history. 229 wins for Willie Pep, according to Boxer Act. The story focuses on the later stages of Pep's career

when he retires and attempts to make a comeback. It is an excellent film. I got a chance to watch it this past week and

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