Ade and Gareth reflect on a win for Ben Whittaker over Conor Wallace which was less than convincing for the "Surgeon" who was on the canvas multiple times in the final round.

The win puts him as mandatory for Dmitry Bivol's IBF title but bot suggest Whittaker is a long way off competing for titles at a World level.

Elsewhere we reflect on the AJ Fury press conference and hear from Turki Alalshikh who has suggested his time in the sport is coming to an end, we ask how long he has left in the sport and what the future will look like for the Ring Magazine if it sold to DAZN

And there's an early look ahead to Dubois vs Wardley with the fight less than two weeks away

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Fight Night Daily is back as Adam Smith, Spencer Oliver and Dave Allen are joined by Heavyweight hall of famer Lennox Lewis! This time it's for the biggest fight in British boxing history as Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury faced off for the first time...

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AJ and Fury was finally announced last Thursday, but even with an official announcement and press release there is still doubt over whether or not the superfight will go ahead in December.

Ade and Gareth reflect on a weekend of back and forth between arch enemies Eddie Hearn and Dana White. Their bickering seems to be the last remaining stumbling block and we ask is it time for both men to park their ego's and let the fighters take centre stage.

There's also news that the WBA have put their 'super' title on the line, much to the grievance of 'regular' champ Murat Gasiev and we discuss the rumours that Shakur Stevenson is set to fight 47 year old Manny Pacquiao on the undercard.

Away from the AJ/Fury chaos, we reflect on Jonny Fisher's win on his Zuffa debut and a potential fight with Dillian Whyte who called him out afterwards and we look ahead to Ben Whittaker's return to UK soil this weekend.

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