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Welcome to Boxing Conversations with Tris Dixon, a series of interviews that takes you behind the scenes in the world of boxing.
Including the hugely-popular Boxing Life Stories library, long-form interviews with some of boxing's biggest hitters, this podcast reveals all about the sport, the good, the bad and the ugly, and gives you unprecedented access to those who live and breathe boxing.
Tris Dixon covered his first amateur boxing fight in 1996. The former editor of Boxing News, he has written for a number of international publications and newspapers, including GQ and Men’s Health. He has been a broadcaster for TNT Sports and hosts the popular “Boxing Life Stories” podcast. Dixon is a British Boxing Hall of Famer, an International Boxing Hall of Fame elector, and the author of five boxing books, including “Damage: The Untold Story of Brain Trauma in Boxing” (shortlisted for the William Hill Sportsbook of the Year), “Warrior: A Champion’s Search for His Identity” (shortlisted for the Sunday Times International Sportsbook of the Year) and “The Road to Nowhere: A Journey Through Boxing’s Wastelands.”
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Sheffield's Liam Cameron talks to Tris Dixon about his fascinating career, the inactive spell that cost him so dearly and the second act of his career - that featured Lyndon Arthur and Ben Whittaker and that fights Troy Jones this weekend.
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Outspoken New Yorker Zab Judah talks to Tris Dixon about his marquee nights and the controversies. He talks about throwing a stool at referee Jay Nady, the Mayweather brawl, going to war with Miguel Cotto and unifying the titles against Cory Spinks.
Judah also talks about coming up, and how Mike Tyson predicted he and FLoyd Mayweather would fight when they were just kids.
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Derby's Zach Parker is preparing for the biggest fight of his career but knows that for many he is already being written off.
Here, he details the extent of the hand injury that stopped him from continuing against John Ryder, and why he thinks he is ready to be in the best form of his career.
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In a frank exchange, Tris Dixon speaks to Joshua Buatsi about his upcoming fight with Zach Parker, his career to date, his aspirations, his relationship with Anthony Joshua and much more besides
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Lyndon Arthur talks to Tris Dixon about his journey into boxing, his possible career alternatives, the bigs fights against Yarde and Beterbiev and what he still wants to achieve in his career
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The always outspoken Paulie Malignaggi talks to Tris Dixon about his career, why he is returning for a bareknuckle fight, why boxing is so hard to give up and his future in combat sports.
Malignaggi also talks about the Cotto war, the Broner press conference, and why his career didn't pan out as he'd hoped it would.
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Danny Garcia talks to Tris Dixon about his professional boxing journey, his big fights, boxing 14 world champions, what life after boxing might look like and the state of the sport today.
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George Liddard, who fights Kieron Conway for the British and Commonwealth Commonwealth title, talks about the belief he has in himself and his journey.
He talks about his struggles through Covid time, working with trainer Tony Sims and why be believes he can bring the glamour days back to the middleweight division.
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Frank Smith, Matchroom Boxing CEO, talks to Tris Dixon about his journey in boxing so far, including Matchroom's high-profile capture of light-heavyweight contender Ben Whittaker.
Smith talks about the upcoming Matchroom schedule, about the return of Anthony Joshua, The Greatest Showmen Netflix series and how life for him has panned out since he joined Matchroom on the bottom rung only to become one of the most influential people in the sport.
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Dylan Moran suffered a serious head injury in his rematch with Tyrone McKenna and, aged 30, has retired from boxing.
The popular Irish boxer talks to Tris Dixon about his decision to walk from the sport, why he will never look back and why he is happy with the decision he has made.
He also talks about the wild first fight with McKenna, life after boxing and the drama of when the worst happens after a fight.
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Top trainer Jamie Moore takes some time to go back over his training journey, one that might lead to Dave Allen facing Anthony Joshua or Deontay Wilder...
He also talks about lively cruiserweight prospect Pat Brown, his recent amicable split from Jack Catterall and host Tris Dixon and Jamie also discuss the tragic recent parting of Ricky Hatton.
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Coach Joe Gallagher talks about the positive news regarding his cancer diagnosis, the impossibly difficult 12 months he has come through, what the future might hold and how he presently views the world in boxing and beyond
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Scotland's featherweight star Nathaniel Collins talks to Tris Dixon about what drives him to be the star athlete he is, a man who completed three Hyrox races in a weekend and is scheduled to compete in a last man standing race next month.
Before that, he fights for the European title but his aspirations extend far beyond that crown. He wants world titles, he wants to fly the flag for Scotland and he wants to follow in the footsteps of the likes of Ken Buchanan, Jim Watt, Ricky Burns, and Josh Taylor
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Ahead of his British lightweight title fight, Scotsman Regan Glackin talks about preparing for the biggest night of his career, how his mindset changes as a significant fight approaches and the exciting possibilities for Scottish boxing if he and his contemporaries keep winning.
Glackin talks about his origins in football and the dedication it has taken for him to get to the cusp of winning a Lonsdale Belt.
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Outspoken Scot Willy Hutchinson talks to Tris Dixon about the ever-moving picture at light heavyweight ahead of his interesting clash with Mark Jeffers in Glasgow.
Hutchinson, back with trainer Mirko Wolf in malaga, explains his split from trainer Shane McGuigan, his life today having just bought his first home, defeating Craig Richards before losing to Joshua Buatsi and the big fights and big opportunities that might lie ahead should he get through Jeffers.
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Trainer Adam Booth and Tris Dixon look ahead to the Las vegas superfight between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford for all of the titles at super-middleweight.
How will Crawford find it moving up in weight? Who has the greater mileage, with Canelo being 35 and Crawford 37? And will it deliver on the pre-fight hype?
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Dan Canobbio has become one of boxing's foremost broadcasters, working with both PPV.com and Netflix. He also hosts the Inside Boxing podcast with Chris Algieri, and is son of Bob Canobbio, the founder of CompuBox.
Here, Dan talks about his journey in the sport, the highlights, the viral moments, and he looks ahead to this weekend's blockbuster fight in Las Vegas between Terence Crawford and Canelo Alvarez.
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Irish hero Carl Frampton is now a pundit for DAZN but he had a glittering world championship career and is one of the finest fighters from Ireland of all time.
Here, Frampton looks ahead to the huge Belfast rematch between Lewis Crocker and Paddy Donovan, discusses high points of his own career and also the impact that Tris Dixon's boo, Damage, has had on him.
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Former middleweight and super middleweight contender John Ryder talks about his new start as a trainer, fighting Canelo Alvarez, reflects on his career and looks ahead to the fights between Conor Benn and Chris Eubank and Canelo and Terence Crawford.
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Leeds fighter Jack Bateson is preparing for the biggest night of his career when he faces Michael Conlan in Dublin.
Bateson is a former sparring partner of Conlan and talks here about their previous work together, why it is a make or break fight for both of them, and about what he hopes his future in the sport looks like.
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I love everything about this podcast. The fact that Tris researches (or just knows about) the interviewee leads to in depth and inciteful content which you don't get with off the hoof interviews. He gets the right balance of being respectful without blowing smoke. Boxing people seem to open up to him because he has no bias or ulterior agenda.
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My 2cnd all time favourite boxer, to my top Sugar Ray Leonard. Brilliant interview, and interviewee. Brilliant podcast. Well done, and hope things get better Joe. Thankyou for this. Fascinating insight and touching too. A must listen, and subscription!
Another brilliant episode. Barry was insightful and candid which is the best aspect of these long form podcasts. It would have been great to hear a bit more about events such as GGG v Canelo as it was one of the fights of this generation and Barry was ringside. Knowing in detail about what goes into such a day/event both logistically and emotionally would be hugely interesting. However, it is understandable that you can't spend hours on each subject (although I'd listen).
Amazing Podcast. It's a massive treat and thr hours fly by. Best podcast out there every question and answer on all interviews has bite or meaning. It's rich in entertaining stories and I think every boxer should be on it and have their say. The questions are bang on and not afraid to ask the hard questions. Tis wicked banging
Really interesting to listen to, Ashley has a very interesting perspective on life. Thank you for a very enjoyable and knowledgeable podcast
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brilliant podcast tris I know booth doesnt care about peoples praise haha but what a interesting character he is , brilliant trainer conlan etc very lucky to have him nurture them. your podcasts with sims don charles and Andy lee are great too. keep up the good work mate
A very good insight to the world of boxing, always enjoy the interview style that encourages open & honest accounts. Think Claude is onto something when he highlights the advantages of podcasts over TV interviews - I find they get closer to the source.
Brilliant..... I never knew I liked Chris eubank jnr.
absolutely brilliant listen, not only this episode but all of them. the time dedicated to the people being interviewed is second to none. Barry Jones what a brilliant guy
Adam Booth in a good mood is great to listen to.
Absolutely fantastic podcast with real hard edge conversations not found anywhere else.
best podcast in the world . so much great stuff you cant get anywhere else and you can tell he knows how to get the stories out of people. we are all stories. advice from everyone's own story is priceless. makes doing housework a rich educational journey. dude
great man. I'm 38 and thinking of taking 3 months off work to try in welsh amateur championships before I'm too old. had 14 wins 20 years ago and have been training at home for the last year. this podcast is great to keep me on track. cheers
Brilliant podcast. The best boxing one out there. Loads of amazing stories from big names and even more amazings ones from guys alot of people won't have heard of. Top class.