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Boots Calls CAP on Haney | Did Canelo Finally Age Overnight? | Teo Says Shakur Too Small
May 12, 2026
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Shakur Stevenson Admits He Hasn’t Needed His Best | Addresses ‘Illegal Tactics’ Claims
May 6, 2026
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Crawford STILL Has Something to Prove?! | Spence Been Gone Too Long?! | Benavidez KO
May 5, 2026
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Haney Wants TOO MUCH MONEY?! |Charlo Has NOTHING to Offer?! | Shock vs Ray Savage
Apr 28, 2026
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CRAWFORD beats FLOYD?! | SHAKUR got NO confidence?! | Zayas BREAKING Boots?! 👀
Apr 28, 2026
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| 5/12/26 | ![]() Boots Calls CAP on Haney | Did Canelo Finally Age Overnight? | Teo Says Shakur Too Small | David Morrell gets upset LIVE while the episode is being recorded and the convo instantly turns into a bigger question… was 175 always too much for him? From stories about seeing Morrell in the Ronnie Shields gym to revisiting Shakur saying Morrell was better than Opetaia, the guys break down whether that take aged terribly overnight.Then the focus shifts to Teofimo Lopez and Devin Haney on Inside The Ring with Max Kellerman. The biggest moment? Teo saying Shakur is too small for 147 while Devin says all of them eventually end up at 147 and 154 anyway. After just seeing Shakur recently, the crew debates whether people are seriously underestimating his size.They also react to Ring Magazine’s updated pound-for-pound rankings with Inoue moving to #1 and Benavidez jumping Bivol at #5. Did Ring get it right or are they moving the goalposts?Keyshawn Davis, Brian Norman and Kelvin Davis all return on what feels like a redemption card, O’Shaquie Foster and Ray Ford’s matchup gets dissected after both fighters appeared on the Mr. Versace podcast, and the conversation gets real interesting around who actually has more to lose.The episode also dives into Canelo vs Mbilli and whether this is a dangerous comeback fight for a 35-year-old Canelo coming off surgery, inactivity and a loss to Crawford. Is this still the same Canelo or did Father Time finally pull up?And to close things out… Boots Ennis says Devin Haney ghosted negotiations for a 152-pound fight. Was the weight fair? Did Devin avoid the fight? Or is Boots pushing a narrative? | — | ||||||
| 5/6/26 | ![]() Shakur Stevenson Admits He Hasn’t Needed His Best | Addresses ‘Illegal Tactics’ Claims | The Agnew Podcast pulled up to the gym with Shakur Stevenson and talked through everything.Off the win over Teofimo Lopez, he addressed the “illegal tactics” talk and gave his side of it.We asked about the rumors linking him to Devin Haney, he shut that down and made it clear he’s not rushing to 147.The Raymond Muratalla 70/30 talk came up too, but what stood out most was the mindset.He knows he’s been levels above and admitted that’s affected how he’s approached fights.Now he’s switching it up.He pointed to Terence Crawford as the example and said moving forward, everybody gets taken serious. | — | ||||||
| 5/5/26 | ![]() Crawford STILL Has Something to Prove?! | Spence Been Gone Too Long?! | Benavidez KO | The Agnew Podcast pulled up to J Prince Boxing Gym and had Shakur Stevenson tap in with us.We started with the PBC card and kept it to the three fights that mattered. Benavidez vs Zurdo was a statement. Benavidez moved up, walked him down, and broke him down. That wasn’t close and he showed he belongs at that weight. Munguia vs Resendiz was a solid win but nothing crazy. He handled business, just didn’t look unbeatable. Duarte vs Fierro is where the convo really started. Duarte got the decision, but it felt debatable and one of those fights people not gonna agree on.Then it was Inoue vs Nakatani. We broke down what went wrong for Nakatani and how much that head clash really mattered, and how close that fight could’ve been if things played out different.From there we got into Bam vs Inoue potentially getting lined up and Shakur spoke on sparring Vargas ahead of that.Then we talked Spence vs Tszyu, the press conference tension, and whether Spence been gone too long or still that guy, plus his comments about Charlo.We also hit on Adrien Broner being on stream with Deen, with Shakur sharing his own experiences around AB and what he thinks about all that.Then we closed it with Crawford being outside more and talking different, and whether he still feels like he has something to prove. | — | ||||||
| 4/28/26 | ![]() Haney Wants TOO MUCH MONEY?! |Charlo Has NOTHING to Offer?! | Shock vs Ray Savage | We start with Devin Haney and the growing tension with Eddie Hearn, as Hearn questions Haney’s current market value and whether his financial demands match his draw without a major opponent. We get into what this means for Haney’s next move and how boxing’s inflated paydays are starting to catch up with certain fighters.Next, we talk Teofimo Lopez turning down a world title opportunity at 140 to move up to 147, choosing bigger fights over immediate belts. We break down what that says about today’s boxing landscape and whether titles still carry the same weight they used to.We then shift to Jermell Charlo, who after three years out of the ring is already in talks with Sebastian Fundora for a championship fight. We discuss the risk of skipping a tune-up, what kind of Charlo we should expect, and how dangerous that matchup really is.From there, we get into O’Shaquie Foster vs Raymond Ford, a fight built on real tension and mutual belief. We talk about Foster’s mindset as a champion who still feels overlooked, Ford’s confidence moving up, and why this is one of the purest fights on the schedule.We also preview a massive fight weekend, headlined by David Benavidez vs Gilberto Ramirez, where Benavidez moves up in weight to face a naturally bigger champion, and what’s at stake for both fighters in a division shift li ŵeke this.Finally, we close with Naoya Inoue vs Junto Nakatani, a high-level matchup between two undefeated fighters in their prime. We break down why this is the most competitive fight on the slate and what it would mean if Inoue finally gets pushed. | — | ||||||
| 4/28/26 | ![]() CRAWFORD beats FLOYD?! | SHAKUR got NO confidence?! | Zayas BREAKING Boots?! 👀 | We had 2x world champion Regis Prograis as a special guest at his house for this episode.We started with the Shakur vs Raymond Muratalla situation Robert Garcia saying they ready now Shakur saying keep it at 135 Is he setting the terms or avoiding certain fightsThen we got into Conor Benn signing with Zuffa Boxing Regis broke down what that deal really means and we talked Benn vs Ryan Garcia is that a breakout or a bad look waiting to happenWe moved to Teofimo Lopez questioning Shakur’s confidence is Shakur too safe or just too sharp to take risks Then Teo saying he’s also talked to Zuffa Boxing especially with him moving to 147 What does that move actually look likeNext up Xander Zayas saying he’ll make Boots Ennis uncomfortable Sounds good but can anybody really do that once they’re in thereThen the drama Oscar Duarte calling out Hitchins all week after the fight fallout Hitchins responded but did he clear it up or make it worseWe closed with a big one Manny Pacquiao saying Terence Crawford beats a prime Floyd Mayweather That’s legacy talk so we broke it down | — | ||||||
| 4/21/26 | ![]() Regis Prograis Says He Knew He’d Lose to Devin Haney?! | Injured Before Benn Fight?! | We pulled up to Regis Prograis’ house right after the Conor Benn fight… and he did not hold back.On this episode of the Agnew Podcast, Regis breaks down what really happened leading into the Benn fight, the injuries he was dealing with in camp, how much it took just to get to fight night, and what was going through his head once he got in the ring.Then he takes it deeper…He opens up about how things had already been off for a while, including the Devin Haney fight, and why he says he knew he was gonna lose before even stepping in the ring. He talks about camps not feeling right, the mental side of the game, and how everything behind the scenes started catching up.From building opponents up in his head… to realizing mid-fight what was actually real… to the decisions he regrets and the fights he wishes he had Regis kept it completely honest. | — | ||||||
| 4/14/26 | ![]() Boots Ennis vs Xander Zayas… 55/45 | Is Errol Spence Done? | Berlanga & Hitchins Sign to Zuffa | Boots Ennis vs Xander Zayas got real after that 55/45 comment, and people reading it wrong. Boots talking that “bet on yourself” mindset, but Zayas sitting there with two belts like I already did that. He didn’t have to take this fight, and he still did — that’s where the real confidence at. We breaking down that whole exchange and what it actually means going into the fight.Then you got Errol Spence Jr., with Robert Garcia basically saying he might not have anything left. That’s a wild statement, especially knowing what Spence been through. So now it’s really about — is he done, or is this just noise before a comeback?We also getting into Conor Benn vs Regis Prograis, where Benn got the win but didn’t really separate himself, and right after that Prograis called it a career. So we looking at what Benn showed, and what Prograis actually leaves behind as a 2-time champion who never ducked anybody.On top of that, Zuffa Boxing is starting to shake things up by bringing in Edgar Berlanga and Richardson Hitchins. That’s a real shift in boxing, especially with Hitchins being a current champion. This ain’t just signings — this could change how fights get made moving forward.And yeah, we touching on Tyson Fury coming back and calling out Anthony Joshua too. Big win, but not the same killer energy — and now he pushing for that fight heavy. Question is, does it actually happen this time? | — | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | ![]() Boots vs Zayas OFFICIAL | Tank Davis MONEY CONTROLLED?! | Haney vs Rolly FALLS APART | We open with Jaron Ennis vs Xander Zayas being OFFICIAL after last episode where we said it might not even happen. Ced wasn’t buying it… now it’s real. Undefeated vs undefeated, belts on the line, no excuses.Then we get into Boots calling himself the cash cow at 154. Biggest name? Face of the division? We break down if that’s facts or just talk.We stay at 154 and Eddie Hearn goes on IFL TV saying Josh Kelly vs Sebastian Fundora is in preliminary talks for a unification. Now the division is looking like a whole tournament.Same interview, Hearn says Regis Prograis is injured… but Regis comes out and says he’s not. So what’s really going on? Truth or Hearn throwing shots after the Conor Benn situation?We also talk Keyshawn Davis vs Nahir Albright as the possible Top Rank x DAZN debut. There’s history there, so the question becomes who’s really under pressure?Then Ryan Garcia says he’s fighting Teofimo Lopez July 25. We break down if that’s too soon and who really has the advantage at 147.From there Devin Haney vs Rolly Romero falls apart. Guarantee money vs backend split, and once again fighters are questioning how Al Haymon does business. We’ve heard this before, even from Terence Crawford.Then we take it a step further…We bring up the Chris Blake interview on The Danza Project and what he said about Gervonta Davis and how money is handled behind the scenes. | — | ||||||
| 3/31/26 | ![]() Boots Ennis vs Xander Zayas TOO SOON?! | Spence vs Tszyu COMEBACK RISK | Gervonta Tank Davis Reinstated | We kicked it off with the Keyshawn Davis conversation, why he’s got energy for Abdullah Mason, but it’s real quiet when Andy Cruz comes up. Is that strategy… or something else?Then we got into Keith Thurman vs Sebastian Fundora and kept it real, was that just ring rust, or did Thurman get exposed at the wrong time?After that, we broke down the Boots Ennis vs Xander Zayas announcement… and yeah, we said it:Is Xander being set up as the cost of doing business with this DAZN move?We stayed at 154 and talked Errol Spence vs Tim Tszyu, new trainer, new camp, but is that the right fight to come back to? Or is that playing with fire?And to close it out… Tank gets reinstated as WBA champWhich leaves Kid Austin on the outside looking in. Did Floyd Schofield get snubbed? | — | ||||||
| 3/27/26 | ![]() Keyshawn presses Abdullah Mason?! | Top Rank x DAZN DEAL | Ryan Garcia locked in on Teofimo?! | In this episode we get into everything that went down in boxing this week. We start with Carlos Adames vs Ammo Williams, and let’s be real… those scorecards (118–108, 117–109, 117–109) tell the story. Adames didn’t just win, he controlled the whole fight. The question is, was Ammo in over his head or is Adames just that level right now?Then we move to Lester Martinez vs Immanuwel Aleem on ProBox TV. Martinez puts on a clinic and secures the WBC Interim Super Middleweight Title at 168 with another wide decision. At this point, where does Martinez fit in that 168 picture?After that, we get into the business side because things are shifting.Top Rank linking with DAZN is a big move, and it feels like boxing is entering a new phase. What does this mean for fighters, cards, and how fans watch fights moving forward?And right in the middle of all that, things got a little heated…Keyshawn Davis and Abdullah Mason had a moment at the Top Rank x DAZN press conference. We break down what actually happened and whether this is real tension or just buildup for something bigger.Speaking of DAZN, Golden Boy locking in a new multi-year extension adds another layer to all of this. Who’s really winning these deals right now?Then we talk about Ryan Garcia saying Teofimo Lopez is his only option. Is that the fight that actually makes sense next, or is Ryan closing the door on other big matchups?We also get into Regis Prograis predicting he stops Conor Benn. That’s a bold statement, so we had to break down if that’s realistic or just talk.And finally, things are heating up at 154…Jaron “Boots” Ennis vs Xander Zayas talks are advancing, and if that fight gets made, that’s a serious matchup. We talk about what that could look like and why it matters. | — | ||||||
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| 3/17/26 | ![]() Devin Haney Says Gervonta Tank Davis Underachieved | Shakur Stevenson “Boring Style” Debate | On this episode we start with the Kenneth Sims Jr. vs Arnold Barboza Jr. fight. We break down what really happened in the fight, what Kenny had to say afterward, and what it means for the welterweight division moving forward.Then we get into the Jai Opetaia situation with the IBF, the Zuffa card, and why he still fought Brandon Glanton even though the sanctioning body wasn’t backing the fight. Another example of how messy boxing politics can get.We also react to Shakur Stevenson addressing critics who call his style boring. Is it the sweet science at work, or does boxing still need entertainment value for fans to stay engaged?Next we break down the drama surrounding Jaron “Boots” Ennis vs Vergil Ortiz Jr., including the lawsuit involving Golden Boy Promotions, the arbitration situation, and why the fight still hasn’t happened.We also talk about Claressa Shields going viral after debating Rolando “Rolly” Romero on Nightcap with Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson, along with her comments on rehydration clauses during her conversation with Max Kellerman.Then we dive into Devin Haney saying Gervonta “Tank” Davis is an underachiever, and whether that statement is fair considering Tank’s journey and the impact he’s had on the sport.Finally, we touch on the Rolly Romero vs Devin Haney negotiations and discuss whether that matchup would actually be entertaining at 147. | — | ||||||
| 3/16/26 | ![]() Did Ryan Garcia Lose the Haney Rematch?! | Haney vs Rolly Next | Shakur Stevenson To 147 | In this episode of The Agnew Podcast, we get into everything going on in boxing right now. We start with the situation around Devin Haney, the stalled rematch with Ryan Garcia, and the reports that Haney could now be moving toward a fight with Rolando Romero instead. We talk about what that says about the business side of boxing and how these big fights actually come together behind the scenes.We also get into the situation with Vergil Ortiz Jr. and Golden Boy Promotions, and how that legal battle is affecting a potential fight with Jaron “Boots” Ennis. From there we look at what’s going on with Jai Opetaia and the IBF, and why his title situation has turned into another example of how complicated the sanctioning body system can be.We also talk about Floyd Mayweather lining up multiple fights this year and what that says about where boxing is right now. Plus we touch on the potential showdown between Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani, which could become one of the biggest fights in the sport.We close the episode talking about Shakur Stevenson saying he’d be willing to fight at 147, but only if there’s a rehydration clause in place, and whether that move makes sense for him right now. | — | ||||||
| 3/3/26 | ![]() Devin Haney #1 Over Inoue?! | Is 150lbs Too Big for Regis Prograis? | Teofimo Lopez Leaves 140 | We kick things off with Keyshawn Davis going at Richardson Hitchins. Keyshawn basically said Hitchins could’ve missed weight on the second day, lost the belt, and still let the Oscar Duarte fight go on instead of the whole event getting scrapped. In Keyshawn’s eyes, that wasn’t the move. He didn’t sugarcoat it either. So we break that down. Was that real criticism or just emotion talking? Was Hitchins protecting himself or playing it safe?From there we get into Max Kellerman calling for same-day weigh-ins in boxing. Kellerman thinks it would fix extreme weight cuts and clean the sport up. Ced and Q, being professional boxers themselves, strongly disagree. They explain why that extra day to rehydrate isn’t some luxury, it’s necessary. This one turns into fighters versus media and it gets real about who actually understands the grind.Then we move into Conor Benn versus Regis Prograis being officially announced. First off, salute to Regis. Friend of the show, big opportunity, major stage. We’re happy for him. But we keep it honest. How much of a chance does Regis really have at 147 or 150 against Conor Benn? Is the size difference going to matter that much? Or does experience and ring IQ close that gap? We talk it through without disrespect, just real boxing analysis.Next up, Teofimo Lopez says he’s moving up to 147 looking for bigger challenges. But he also made it clear he’s not removing his dad as trainer. He said his father has things to get in order and they’ll be bringing other trainers into camp as well. We talk about whether that’s growth or just loyalty. Teo has always brought people into camp, so is this really different? And is 147 the right move right now?After that we dive into O’Shaquie Foster’s interview on Inside The Ring. Foster addressed the Mike Coppinger article that suggested he was ducking Raymond Ford because he didn’t take a fight on three weeks’ notice. Foster kept it calm and champion-like. He basically said I have leverage. I have a belt. That’s why I don’t have to jump on short notice. We get into that and the bigger conversation about media narratives and how champions are supposed to move.And then we close it out with a heated pound for pound debate. Bill Haney says Devin Haney should be number one over Naoya Inoue. Q and Ced go back and forth heavy on this one. We talk accomplishments, dominance, skill sets, resumes, and what pound for pound is supposed to mean. Is Devin really number one? Or is Inoue’s dominance too strong to deny? | — | ||||||
| 2/24/26 | ![]() Mayweather DESPERATE Comeback?! | Ryan Garcia vs Shakur CONFIRMED?! | Conor Benn SNAKED Eddie?! | Floyd Mayweather says he’s coming back to boxing… right after suing Showtime for $340 million. So what’s really going on? Is Money just being Money or is something deeper happening? We start there and set the tone the only way we know how — with real talk and a few jokes along the way.Then we get into the “High Stakes” card headlined by Ryan Garcia vs Mario Barrios. Ryan dropped Barrios in the first round and never looked back. We break down what that knockdown really meant, what Q and Ced saw from a technical standpoint, and whether Barrios was weight-drained at 147. Does he move up to 154? Is he done at welterweight? Or was Ryan just that sharp?After the fight, Ryan called out Shakur Stevenson. They previously agreed to meet at 144 — so is that still the move? Or does Devin Haney step in and secure the rematch bag? That’s big money either way, and we talk about what makes the most sense business-wise and legacy-wise.We also touch on Richardson Hitchins pulling out against Oscar Duarte after the second weigh-in, saying he couldn’t rehydrate properly. Was it health? Was it strategy? Was it something else? We give our honest takes.Frank Martin vs Nahir Albright ended in a draw, but some folks felt Albright did enough to win. We talk about that momentum shift in the second half and what it means for both guys moving forward.From there we jump into the Zuffa Boxing belt reveal. The internet says it’s ugly. We got opinions too. Is this the future of boxing or just extra?Then we hit the Conor Benn situation. Leaving Eddie Hearn and Matchroom for a reported $15 million Zuffa deal. Was that business or was that snake behavior? The room is split and it gets real.We also talk about Errol Spence returning after three years against Tim Tszyu. Is that the right comeback fight? Could he have taken someone else? What does this say about where Spence is mentally and physically?We wrap it up with Keyshawn Davis saying belts don’t matter “to a certain extent” on It Is What It Is. Did people ignore that last part? Because context matters. Val and Mac go one-on-one on that debate and it gets spicy.If you’re into boxing talk that’s smart, cultural, and unapologetic, you’re in the right place. Tap in. | — | ||||||
| 2/18/26 | ![]() Past 4 Kings vs This Era’s 4 | Ryan vs Shakur at 144 | Haney vs Zayas at 154? | In this episode we break down the Past 4 Kings vs This Era’s 4 debate and ask the real question have today’s stars actually earned that comparison? Sugar Ray Leonard, Roberto Duran, Thomas Hearns, and Marvin Hagler fought each other in their primes. Are Devin Haney, Shakur Stevenson, Gervonta Davis, and Teofimo Lopez doing the same, or are we forcing the narrative too early?We also dive into a potential Ryan Garcia vs Shakur Stevenson fight at 144 lbs. Does a 144-pound catchweight favor Ryan’s size and power, or does Shakur’s defense, timing, and ring IQ take over? What would this fight mean for the 140 and 147 pound divisions, and who would really control the pace if they stepped in the ring?Plus, we discuss Devin Haney potentially moving up to 154 to face Xander Zayas. Is Haney chasing a real junior middleweight challenge, or is this a calculated career move? How would his style translate against a natural 154-pound fighter with momentum?This episode covers the 140, 147, and 154 pound divisions, modern legacy talk, and how today’s boxing hierarchy compares to the era of the original 4 Kings. | — | ||||||
| 2/17/26 | ![]() Haney Vs Shakur | Crawford Retires And Canelo Mad | Where Is Floyd’s Money? | We open the episode with the Floyd Mayweather and Showtime situation and ask the question everybody been circling around. Where is Floyd’s money? We talk about the idea that Al Haymon spread Floyd’s money across the PBC roster and how that may have built the entire brand. Just speculation but the convo gets real.We pick up from last week with Josh Kelly after beating Bakhram and signing to Matchroom. The Boots Ennis fight looks dead and Kelly says he wants Conor Benn or Xander Zayas. We talk about why those names make sense and what this move really means for his career.Keith Thurman and Sebastian Fundora had their first press conference this week. We debate the fight straight up. Can Thurman still win at this age or is Fundora too much right now.Shakur Stevenson gets stripped by the WBC at 135 after paying a sanctioning fee months ago and not fighting. Mac breaks down the WBC rules for champions moving weight classes and we debate whether this was fair or foul.Chris Algieri said Devin Haney can beat Shakur because of his jab range and movement. That turned into a real back and forth. Some of us think Shakur does not lose to anybody. Others disagree.Roy Jones Jr said Shakur probably does not lose but if anyone could do it, it would be Gervonta Davis. We break down why and debate that too.We close with Terence Crawford saying no amount of money will bring him back to boxing. Canelo Alvarez responded saying he was upset Crawford retired without giving him a rematch. We talk about whether Canelo deserved another fight after how that last one went.#Agnewpodcast #BoxingPodcast #SportsPodcast #KeithThurman #DevinHaney #ShakurStevenson #TerrenceCrawford #CaneloAlvarez #FloydMayweather #ErrolSpence #JaronBootsEnnis #Matchroom #Boxing #SebastianFandora #WBC #RingMagazine #KeyshawnDavis #gervontadavis Timecodesintro - 0:0003:06 - Floyd Mayweather’s Sues Showtime11:34- Josh Kelly calls out Conor Benn16:14- Fundora vs Keith Thurman first face off21:18- Shakur Stevenson gets stripped by the WBC at 13532:10- Chris Algieri believes Devin Haney beat Shakur Stevenson41:16- RJJ says Gervonta Davis can beat Shakur Stevenson49:16- Terence Crawford Rejects Boxing Return for $100 million?55:50 - Canelo upset Crawford retired | — | ||||||
| 2/3/26 | ![]() Shakur Dominates Teo… Or Did His Corner Fail Him? | Big Baby Miller Hair Piece Comes Off | We kick this episode off having a little fun, cracking jokes about the Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller hair unit situation before locking in and getting straight to business with the Ring 6 DAZN card.The main conversation starts with Shakur Stevenson’s dominant win over Teofimo Lopez. We break down whether Shakur was simply on another level that night or if Teofimo’s corner failed him when it mattered most. We react to Teo’s post-fight interview with The Stomping Ground where he took full responsibility for the loss and admitted he didn’t listen to his corner, then compare that to Teofimo Lopez Sr.’s interview with Seconds Out where he placed the blame back on Teo instead of taking accountability for the lack of clear direction in the corner.That opens up the real debate. Could Teofimo have had a better chance with stronger instructions or was Shakur just that much more skilled? With Shakur making history as a four-division world champion, we talk about what this win really means and where he now belongs on the pound-for-pound list after beating Teo.We also react to Conor Benn being ringside, jumping into the ring after the fight, and later calling the fight boring, which sparks a conversation about expectations, fighting styles, and the gap between casual fans and hardcore boxing fans.From there, we shift to Keyshawn Davis’ comeback fight at 140, his recent run of stoppages against opponents who had never been stopped before, and whether moving up to 147 for a Devin Haney fight makes sense right now. Is it too soon, or is Keyshawn ready for that level already?We talk about Bruce “Shu Shu” Carrington getting buzzed, responding like a true fighter, and closing the show with a beautiful combination to win his first title in dramatic fashion. We also break down Jarrell Miller versus Kingsley Ibeh, where Big Baby was getting worked before the fight took an unexpected turn that had everyone talking.The episode keeps rolling with Xander Zayas’ 12-round win over Abass Barou, making him the youngest unified champion at 154 and proving he can sell, draw a crowd, and back it up in the ring. We also discuss Josh Kelly’s win over Bakhram Murtazaliev, his new deal with Matchroom Boxing, and the contract option that could eventually lead to a fight with Jaron “Boots” Ennis if it makes sense.We close things out by running through the winners from the 2nd Annual Ring Magazine Awards, giving our honest takes.Timecodes0:00 - Intro2:00 - Miller Big Baby loses hair8:30 - Shakur vs Teo recap11:00 - Analyze Teo performance18:30 - Teo’s game plan23:00 - Shakur vs Conor Benn33:11 - Who are the American Boxing Superstars37:00 - Keyshawn dominates Ortiz40:00 - ShuShu becomes world champion45:00 - Xander defeats Abass49:00 - Kelly upsets Bakhram1:00:00 - Ring Ceremonial Awards | — | ||||||
| 1/27/26 | ![]() Is Shakur Stevenson Really Elite? Is Teofimo Lopez Proven? | Did Al Haymon & PBC Hurt Boxing? | In this episode of The Agnew Podcast, we break down everything shaking boxing right now from elite trainers and recent fight cards, to boxing politics, risky matchups, and one of the most debated fights of the year: Shakur StevensonWe kick things off by talking about Robert Garcia and asking the real question: Is Robert Garcia in a league of his own as a trainer? When you look at his longevity, the wide range of fighters he’s coached, and how long he’s stayed at the top who else really compares?From there, we get into the DAZN fight card from January 24, focusing on Andy Cruz vs Raymond Muratalla. We talk about where the predictions were off, where we got it right, and react to Eddie Hearn confirming that Andy Cruz is moving back down to 130 lbs, opening up a whole new set of possibilities in that division.Next, we get honest about Khalil Coe vs Jesse Hart a fight that left a lot to be desired. Khalil Coe came in nearly 8 pounds overweight, underperformed, and still got the win. We break down how that happened and why it matters moving forward.We then shift to the January 23 Zuffa Boxing debut on Paramount, and while we keep it real about how unmemorable the card was, we also give it context it was Zuffa’s first boxing event. We react to a clip of Dana White discussing where he sees Zuffa Boxing a year from now and what his long-term vision really is.Things get spicy when we discuss Richardson Hitchins on the Ring Champs Podcast with Ak & Barak. Hitchins reveals he told Shakur he’d fight him, saying he doesn’t know how much time he has left in the game and wants to make the most money possible. That leads to a real conversation about “no friends in boxing” and why fighters are willing to face people they’re cool with.Then we get into one of the most controversial conversations in boxing media:Max Kellerman and Premier Boxing Champions overpaying fighters, avoiding risk, lack of cross-promotion, and how that business model may have robbed fans of the fights they actually wanted. Val and Mac go back and forth heavy on this one.To close it out, we react to Tim Bradley breaking down Shakur Stevenson vs Teofimo Lopez, happening January 31 on DAZN. Bradley believes Shakur won’t run, will stay in the pocket, and capitalize on Teo’s mistakes which sets off a heated debate: Is Shakur really ready for this level, or has Teo already proven himself against elite competition like Vasiliy Lomachenko. We finish by giving our full predictions for the rest of the card and talking about where boxing might be headed next. | — | ||||||
| 1/20/26 | ![]() Claressa Shields Calls in as a Fan? | Ortiz Wants Boots | Tank Made Champion in Reces | Q is out this episode, currently in camp helping Abel Ramos prepare for his upcoming fight against Tamir Smalls, so we jump straight into the biggest stories shaking up boxing right now.We open with Vergil Ortiz Jr. suing Golden Boy Promotions, breaking down what may have gone wrong behind the scenes and why things escalated to this point. We react to Robert Garcia’s comments on BoxingScene, including speculation around Turki Alalshikh and whether the power structure in boxing is quietly shifting.From there, we discuss Brian Norman Jr. appearing on Cigar Talk, where he revealed he’s no longer training with his father. His dad later responded on Mill City Boxing, clearly unhappy and saying he wouldn’t be a second to anyone in the corner. That leads to a real conversation about father-son relationships in boxing which ones worked, which ones didn’t, and why those dynamics often fall apart.Next, we react to Keyshawn Davis telling v Roy Jones Jr. that he was drinking throughout his camp for Edwin De Los Santos, which he says led to missing weight. A former team member disputed those claims, and we break down how Keyshawn comes off in moments like this accountability, honesty, or a cry for attention?Then we get into the clip everyone’s talking about: Claressa Shields allegedly calling into Hood Champion Boxing pretending to be someone else… and outing herself live. We talk about how bad it looks, why it went viral, and why someone of her stature would even make that move.We also touch on rumors of Errol Spence Jr. potentially returning against Tim Tszyu, plus the WBA moving Gervonta Davis into “champion in recess” status and what that means for the lightweight division including who’s now next in line for the belt.We close things out with Zuffa Boxing, reacting to Dana White’s new trailer, breaking down their January 23 card, and then previewing the January 24 DAZN card headlined by Raymond Muratalla vs. Andy Cruz, including undercard breakdowns and predictions. | — | ||||||
| 1/13/26 | ![]() Ryan Garcia Last Title Chance? | Boots vs Vergil Ortiz Jr Not Happening? | Canelo Back in September | This episode opens with Oscar De La Hoya calling out Eddie Hearn on social media and demanding a 60–40 split for Vergil Ortiz Jr. vs Jaron “Boots” Ennis. We talk about whether that fight is actually happening and why it may not benefit Vergil right now.From there, we get into Devin Haney tweeting he’s looking for an opponent, Keyshawn Davis responding, and Haney firing back saying he’s on the list. We break down how real that matchup is and why Jamaine Ortiz is a dangerous fight.The discussion then shifts to Richardson Hitchins vs Oscar Duarte, expected to be announced for February 21, and whether that’s the right fight or if a different matchup made more sense.Staying at 140, we talk Subriel Matías losing to Dalton Smith and debate who the bigger threat really is — Gary Antuanne Russell or Subriel Matías.From there, we dive into Ryan Garcia discipline, streaming, Robert Garcia’s comments on BoxingScene, and training with his dad. We question how many real title chances Ryan has left if he loses to Mario Barrios.We also touch on Keith Thurman vs Sebastian Fundora, Zuffa Boxing’s announced main event, and what that league-style model could become.We close with Canelo Alvarez, his elbow surgery, the shadowboxing clip, his expected September return, turning down Osleys Iglesias, and who makes sense as a comeback opponent before ending with one last debate: who’s the biggest puncher in boxing right now? | — | ||||||
| 1/6/26 | ![]() Keyshawn Running To 147? | Matchroom Never Believed In Bam | Antoine Russell Picks Teo Over Shakur? | This episode opens with Gary Antoine Russell picking Teofimo Lopez over Shakur Stevenson and what that choice really says about styles, pressure, and how fighters view risk at the elite level. We break down why Teo might be the pick in that matchup, how Shakur is perceived inside boxing circles, and what that prediction tells us beyond just who wins the fight.From there, the conversation shifts to Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez entering free agency and the comments made by Robert Garcia about Matchroom, belief, and control. We talk through what a new deal could actually look like for Bam, what leverage he really has at this point in his career, and whether this moment is about money, freedom, or finally being valued as a top-tier fighter.We then get into Claressa Shields explaining why she chose to fight Franchon Crews-Dezurn instead of Shadasia Green. That leads to a real back-and-forth on legacy versus danger, timing versus obligation, and how elite fighters decide which risks are worth taking once their résumé is already secure.The discussion continues with Dan Rafael’s tweets about rumored Zuffa Boxing signees and Eddie Hearn’s comments on the contracts being offered. We explore what Zuffa Boxing could realistically become, whether a league-style model can work in boxing, and what fighters stand to gain or lose if this system actually takes off.We close the episode with Keyshawn Davis on Inside the Ring with Max Kellerman, where talk of a Shakur Stevenson fight turns into conversation about moving up to 147. We break down whether Keyshawn is seriously planning a move to welterweight, if the weight change makes sense, or if that answer was simply a way to sidestep a question fans keep pressing. | — | ||||||
| 12/30/25 | ![]() Hitchins Said Yes… So Why Did Keyshawn Davis Get the Fight? | Is Nakatani Ready for Inoue? | We start the episode reacting to the Keyshawn Davis vs Richardson Hitchins situation, breaking down why Hitchins said yes to the fight but still didn’t get the spot. We talk about how Keyshawn Davis ended up facing Jermaine Ortiz, what that says about leverage and timing, and why this situation sparked so much debate among boxing fans.From there, we move into reacting to Ring Magazine’s “RING SIX” cards, including the card headlined by Teofimo Lopez vs Shakur Stevenson. We give our honest thoughts on the matchmaking, which fights make sense, and which ones feel more about politics than competition.Next, we dive into BoxingScene’s list of the biggest fights that never happened, playing a quick game where we react to canceled fights fans thought they were going to get and debate which missed opportunities hurt boxing the most.Then we break down the Junto Nakatani vs Sebastian Hernandez fight, a close bout with controversial scorecards that has the internet split. We discuss what Nakatani showed moving up in weight and whether that performance raised real questions moving forward.We close by talking about Naoya Inoue vs Alan Picasso and the growing buzz around a potential Inoue vs Nakatani fight in Japan, rumored for 2026. Is it inevitable and is Nakatani really ready?This episode dives into boxing politics, matchmaking decisions, and the fights fans can’t stop arguing about. Tap in and let us know where you stand in the comments. | — | ||||||
| 12/24/25 | ![]() Crawford Retired 3x Undisputed — Is That Enough? | Did Devin Haney Really Try to Fight Everyone? | This episode opens with a breakdown of Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua, starting with the undercard and moving into the main event. We talk about what really happened in the ring, how much credit Anthony Joshua deserves for the stoppage, and whether the loss actually hurts Jake Paul’s stock and drawing power.We also run through Jake Paul’s purses throughout his boxing career, looking at how much money he’s generated, how the business model has evolved, and whether this lane is still sustainable.The conversation then shifts to Terence Crawford’s retirement, which reopened debate about how greatness should be judged in boxing. Crawford retired undefeated and 3x undisputed after beating the top man in his division, raising the uncomfortable question: is that enough? We examine whether legacy is built through long reigns and title defenses, or by beating the best and moving on.We dive into Crawford’s career being built on climbing, not sitting, why that approach challenges traditional boxing standards, and why his résumé still sparks debate. A rapid-fire comparison to Hall of Fame greats turns the discussion up.The episode also covers Oscar De La Hoya’s criticism of Crawford’s résumé, the pushback from Bernie the Boxer on the Mill City Podcast, and a breakdown of Bill Haney’s claim that Team Haney has “sent everyone an offer.” We explain why offers don’t always mean negotiations and why in boxing, optics aren’t the same as signed contracts. | — | ||||||
| 12/16/25 | ![]() Teofimo Acting Different? | Rolly DUCKS Haney?! | Keyshawn Davis & BoMac Split? | We start with the Teofimo Lopez vs Shakur Stevenson press conference and break down the energy between both fighters, especially why Teofimo’s demeanor felt different from what fans are used to seeing. From body language to tone, we talk about what stood out and how it affects the buildup to one of boxing’s biggest fights.From there, we get into Shakur Stevenson’s appearance on The Breakfast Club, his thoughts on the fight, the criticism around his style, and how he sees himself at the top of the sport. That leads into a conversation about a potential Shakur vs Devin Haney fight at 147 and whether it actually makes sense. We also touch on Rolly Romero making it clear he wants nothing to do with Devin Haney and why that comment caught so much attention.Next, we shift to title movement across the divisions, starting with O’Shaquie Foster holding down the WBC title at 130 while vacating at 135, then Stephen Fulton vacating at 126 and opening the door for Carrington vs Castro to get upgraded.We then dive into the situation between Keyshawn Davis and Richardson Hitchins, the tension surrounding them, and Tim Bradley weighing in on their negotiations. Bradley also revealed that Keyshawn Davis and trainer Brian BoMac McIntyre are no longer working together, which added a whole new wrinkle to the conversation. From there, we talk about Hitchins taking the Ortiz fight and his decision to re-sign with Matchroom Boxing.To wrap things up, we react to BoxingScene’s list of the best jabs among active fighters and finish with Ring Magazine’s pound-for-pound list of the 21st century, breaking down why these rankings always spark debate.This episode is a fun, honest conversation about the fights, the moves, and the narratives shaping boxing right now. | — | ||||||
| 12/9/25 | ![]() Pitbull vs Lamont Roach Jr CONTROVERSY! | O’Shaquie Foster Dominates | Teófimo Lopez vs Shakur Stevenson OFFICIAL | We open with hometown pride as O’Shaquie “Shock” Foster dominates Stephen “Scooter” Fulton. We break down Fulton missing weight at 130, the WBC switching the bout to a WBC Interim Lightweight Title (135) fight, and how the buildup disrespected Shock before he delivered a masterclass.Next, we dig into the week’s biggest shocker: Janibek Alimkhanuly failing a VADA test, forcing Erislandy Lara to face a late replacement instead of unifying the middleweight titles. We cover what Janibek tested positive for and how this impacts the middleweight division going forward.We recap the entire Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz vs Lamont Roach Jr card, the knockdown, the point deduction, and the controversial draw that has fans debating who really won and whether the judges got it wrong.Then we break down Frank Martin calling out Richardson Hitchins at 140 and what that matchup would mean for the super-lightweight division.We also hit the politics of boxing: Terence Crawford stripped by the WBC, his viral IG Live reaction, Errol Spence’s comments, and Floyd Mayweather’s long-standing criticism of sanctioning bodies and championship belts.We close with the massive announcement: Teófimo López vs Shakur Stevenson is officially set, and we dive into the styles, stakes, and early reactions to one of the biggest fights in boxing. | — | ||||||
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