The Ring - Ratings, Reflections and Rants: Recent Episodes
The Ring - Ratings, Reflections and Rants
Unique boxing podcast: Boxing journalist Tris Dixon speaks to The Ring's editor-in-chief, Doug Fischer, and managing editor, Tom Gray, about the latest boxing news from around the world. Also includes an early and exclusive insight into weekly changes in The Ring's ratings, which are unanimously lauded as the most accurate in world boxing.
Your favorite boxing editors analyze the somewhat disappointing Canelo Alvarez-Gennadiy Golovkin rubber match, discus the historical rank of the rivalry, what might be (or should be) next for both future hall of famers, and look forward to this week's ring action.
The British Dynamic Duo of Tom Gray and Tris Dixon preview and analyze the anticipated Canelo Alvarez-Gennadiy Golovkin rubbermatch on Saturday and discuss the Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua negotiations.
In Episode 18 of RRRR, Tris, Tom and Doug breakdown Andy Ruiz's close UD over Luis Ortiz and discus what might be next for Ruiz (probably a PPV showdown with Deontay Wilder), plus Tyson Fury's "call-out" to Anthony Joshua, and the massive female championship doubleheader on Sept. 10 (Claressa Shields vs. Savannah Marshall and Mikaela Mayer vs. Alycia Baumgardner).
Dozens of podcasts and YouTube shows have given their two cents on the Devin Haney-Doug Fischer Ring Magazine lightweight title/pound-for-pound rankings Twitter tilt, and now it's our turn. The Editor-In-Chief gives his side and reveals a conversation with Bill Haney that will hopefully allow cooler heads to prevail. Tom and Tris join Dougie and breaking down The Ring's pound-for-pound rankings process.
The Ring's dynamic British duo Tom Gray and Tris Dixon break down the compelling rematch between new Ring Magazine heavyweight champ Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua.
The editors of RingTV.com go deep, deep, DEEP in their analysis of the anticipated heavyweight championship rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua, who will vie for the WBA, IBF and WBO titles as well as the COVETED Ring Magazine belt on Saturday in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Tris, Tom and Doug breakdown Ryan Garcia's performance vs. Javier Fortuna and the hype around his desired showdown with fellow lightweight star Gervonta Davis. The Ring editors also discus the possibility of no British network to air the Usyk-Joshua rematch, Danny Garcia's 154-pound debut vs. Jose Benavidez Jr., the legacy of his title runs at junior welterweight and welterweight, and The Ring magazine Oscar De La Hoya Special Issue that is on-sale now.
Boxing journalist and author Tris Dixon speaks to Ring Magazine editor-in-chief Doug Fischer and managing editor Tom Gray about the aftermath of Wood-Conlan, The Ring ratings and all-time great Larry Holmes.
Your favorite boxing editors -- Tris Dixon, Tom Gray and Doug Fischer -- are back to chat about the return of Gennadiy Golovkin and the almost-40-year-old veteran's anticipated middleweight title unification showdown with Ryota Murata in Japan, the prospect of GGG-Canelo 3, popular lightweight Ryan Garcia, the 100 Greatest Punchers Special issue, and much more in the second episode of The Ring Ratings, Reflections & Rants.
Your favorite Ring editors review Ryan Garcia's 12-round decision over Emmanuel Tagoe and Gennadiy Golovkin's middleweight title unifying ninth-round stoppage of Ryota Murata. Doug recounts the atmosphere in San Antonio for Garcia's return and tries to predict what's next for KingRy, Tom gives his two cents on Golovkin-Canelo 3, and Tris does a great job as host and keeping the show under 40 minutes.
Your favorite boxing editors give their thoughts on Errol Spence's 147-pound title unifying stoppage of Yordenis Ugas and his Ring ranking, Conor Benn's blowout of Chris van Heerden and who might be a challenging developmental opponent for the welterweight up-and-comer, the Tyson Fury-Dillian Whyte heavyweight showdown, and the U.S. Treasury's sanction of boxing advisor and alleged Irish gangster Daniel Kinahan.
Your favorite boxing editors discuss Tyson Fury's KO of Dillian Whyte and what might be next for the Ring/WBC heavyweight champ, the Katie Taylor-Amanda Serrano lightweight championship matchup/event/significance, and the Shakur Stevenson-Oscar Valdez 130-pound showdown; providing perspectives from both sides of the Pond.
Your favorite boxing editors discuss the instant classic Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano put on at Madison Square Garden, Shakur Stevenson's masterful virtuoso performance against Oscar Valdez, The Ring's decision to put its 130-pound title on the line for the Stevenson-Valdez winner, and the Canelo Alvarez-Dmitry Bivol showdown on May 7.
Your favorite boxing editors break down WBA light heavyweight titleholder Dmitry Bivol's masterful performance against Canelo Alvarez and discuss what happens next, as well as the impact Bivol's upset might have on The Ring's pound-for-pound rankings.
Tris, Tom and Doug are back with a final-hour preview and analysis of the Naoya Inoue-Nontio Donaire rematch, plus their reactions to Devin Haney's brilliant performance against George Kambosos Jr. and thoughts on The Ring's championship policy and pound-for-pound merits of Stephen Fulton, who outclassed Danny Roman on June 4.
In this extended episode Tris Dixon, Tom Gray and (a somewhat loopy) Doug Fischer discuss the pound-for-pound levels of recent boxing standouts, Artur Beterbiev's 175-pound title unification destruction of Joe Smith Jr., who can possibly challenge the WBC/IBF/WBO champ (Bivol, Canelo, Yarde), and the difficult business side of sport. The editorial trio also preview Saturday's Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez-Srisaket Sor Rungvisai showdown and its solid undercard, all streamed live via DAZN.
Tris, Tom and Doug discuss the controversial location of the Oleksandr Usyk-Anthony Joshua rematch (Saudi Arabia), Jesse Rodriguez's brilliant performance against Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, and Britain's entertaining but oh-so-hittable heavyweight duo of Joe Joyce and Dereck Chisora.
Editor Dougie Fisher is joined by Tom Gray and Dougie Fisher as they look back upon Dereck Chisora's win over Kubrat Pulev, while Fisher prepares to watch Ryan Garcia in a rare home game and the boys take a peak at the upcoming Oscar De La Hoya Special Issue.
Editor of The Ring Dougie Fischer, managing editor Tom Gray and long-time contributor and podcast host Tris Dixon take a weekly look at events in the boxing world.