Safe to say that the July 11th women's card on Netflix is the biggest women's boxing event of all time? That card is absolutely loaded.

Boxing is so strange. Nearly everyone who pays attention can admit that Kambosos isn't very good; yet upon schooling him, now people want to praise Hitchins for that win. I'm not saying Hitchins isn't the goods, but I am not so sure thrashing GK taught us anything. Just my take.

Really cool mash-up of boxing personalities this evening on the Top Rank Boxing show. The likes of Raul Marquez, James Smitty Smith, Paul Malignaggi, and Crystina Poncher are all part of the telecast. Good stuff.

I've never been a big fan of Bones Jones the person, but I have to side with him regarding his retirement. Many fans want to call this a duck, but the UFC has always used fading legends to build up prospective talent, and they won't get that chance with Jones. He beat the game.

But I thought "the best always fight the best" in the UFC. They've been selling their fanboys on this farce for years and only the truly delusional buy into it.

Listening to the Chris Mannix podcast, and he is explaining all the reasons why it was obvious that JCC Jr. was washed and unmotivated, even citing knowledge of a trainer who fired Jr. in April due to his lack of effort, yet he picked Jr. to win the fight. Paid shill or stupid?

I have a much bigger issue with "credible" media members who try to help perpetuate the narrative that Jake Paul is a legitimate boxer, than anything that Jake himself says or does. Just consider the sources. Dan Canobbio works for MVP, and Chris Mannix and Sergio Mora for DAZN.

Hey Dan Canobbio, first off, I am a regular listener of your podcast and enjoy the content. With that said, other than the fact that you work for MVP, what makes you think that Jake would actually step foot in the ring with the likes of Anthony Joshua? U did say that, did u not?

Has giving a crap what basketball players are wearing before a game always been a thing? I don't recall them being like "here comes Larry Bird in his faded Levi's and cutoff Budweiser t-shirt."

So Cafu will inevitably starch Bam since Riyadh Season is putting the cart before the horse again, right?

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It's a big fight week with some monster matchups. Anybody got some hot takes? Does Manny KO Barrios? Does Dynamite Dubois KO Usyk? Let's go on record.

Really bummed that the Cruz/Fierro rematch will no longer be taking place tomorrow night on the PBC ppv. That was probably the fight I was most looking forward to on the card. Their first fight was 🔥 🔥 🔥.

I see Michael Woods on my television. LFG, brother!

I agree with Sergio Mora that for some people, Bam might even be a top 3 p4p fighter. After tonight, that's where I would place him. I know the hipster crowd likes Inoue, but dude's been dropped a time or two. And now, he drops again, to make room for Bam at #3.

Watching this final Top Rank card on ESPN from The Theater at MSG reminds me of watching that final Showtime card from I believe The Armory at Minneapolis. Correct me if I am wrong, but that show had David Morrell headlining that card. adam abramowitz would remember for certain.

Really gonna miss Bernardo Osuna as part of the ESPN boxing broadcasts. He always does such a wonderful job in every role that is asked of him, and he gels very well with Timothy Bradley Jr..

Gonna time out just about right to catch the Shields bout as soon as Xayas wraps up.

Since when did we start getting hyped for NFL preseason games?

It's really cool if the UFC is finally rid of PPV, but it jumped the shark for me years ago. The product has become stale. It's seems most of the current fans prefer quantity over quality, though, so obviously it will be just fine.