On this week’s The B’s Of Boxing, we try to answer the most important question in combat sports: what happens when TWO certified monsters go out for a casual night of violence… and both win? 🥊

Naoya Inoue continues to make boxing look like a video game set on “easy mode,” while David Benavidez punches like he’s personally offended by the concept of opponents. We break down how both guys dominated, why nobody seems excited to fight them next, and whether the rest of their divisions are currently updating their résumés for a career change.

Expect wild takes, questionable logic, and at least one moment where we convince ourselves these two should fight each other just for chaos (and then immediately remember weight classes exist… unfortunately).

It’s power, skill, and pure destruction—A Tale Of 2 MONSTERS—served with laughs, hot takes, and the usual nonsense you’ve come to expect.

On The B’s of Boxing, Steve and Chris dive into the million-dollar question: Is the money leaving boxing… or just changing locker rooms? With Turki Al-Sheikh shaking up the sport, giant paydays, surprise events, and promoters sweating through designer suits, the guys break down whether boxing’s gold rush is slowing down or just getting started somewhere else. Expect hot takes, sarcasm, and at least one completely irresponsible financial prediction involving Oscar De La Hoya checking under the couch cushions for loose change.

On this episode of Good Times Classic Wrestling Reviews, Steve and KJ dive headfirst into the absolute madness of Sabu vs Terry Funk in the legendary Barbed Wire Match—a bout where safety was optional, blood was guaranteed, and common sense was nowhere to be found. The boys break down every insane moment, from wild chair shots to barbed wire carnage, while asking the real question: was this wrestling art… or just two maniacs making terrible life choices? Expect laughs, chaos, and enough old-school violence to make today’s HR departments faint.