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.
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