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Boxing Life Stories
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Приєднався 28 січ 2020
Boxing Life Stories, the boxing podcast of long-form interviews covering all levels and all angles of the sport, is a show by Tris Dixon. Tris is the former editor of Boxing News, a boxing author who has worked for both Sky Sports and BT Sport and who is part of The Ring ratings committee and an elector to the International Boxing Hall of Fame.
The full collection of Boxing Life Stories podcasts can be found here podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/boxing-life-stories/id1436759230
The full collection of Boxing Life Stories podcasts can be found here podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/boxing-life-stories/id1436759230
Boxing Life Stories: Victor Conte
WE ARE BACK!!! This week, I'm delighted to have the colourful and controversial Victor Conte on the podcast.
Conte works with many of the leading fighters in the world, including Terence Crawford, Bam Rodriguez, Devin Haney, Joshua Buatsi and he's recently linked up with Chris Eubank Jnr.
Conte is very much an anti-doping advocate today, but he shot to infamy as the mastermind of the BALCO scandal in 2002, which saw him jailed for four months.
Subsequently, much has been said and written about Conte, including the Netflix Untold special, Hall of Shame, but here he has his say on what he has done, what he is doing, his portrayal in the media, his detractors, his regrets, and PEDs in the sport of boxing.
This is unmissable.
Conte works with many of the leading fighters in the world, including Terence Crawford, Bam Rodriguez, Devin Haney, Joshua Buatsi and he's recently linked up with Chris Eubank Jnr.
Conte is very much an anti-doping advocate today, but he shot to infamy as the mastermind of the BALCO scandal in 2002, which saw him jailed for four months.
Subsequently, much has been said and written about Conte, including the Netflix Untold special, Hall of Shame, but here he has his say on what he has done, what he is doing, his portrayal in the media, his detractors, his regrets, and PEDs in the sport of boxing.
This is unmissable.
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Boxing Life Stories: Al Bernstein
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The long-time Showtime announcer Al Bernstein takes the Boxing Life Stories audience on a trip through his decorated, Hall of Fame career as one of the best broadcasters in the business.
Boxing Life Stories: Jim Lampley
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The HBO stalwart and one of the greatest announcers of all-time looks back on his career, telling the stories behind some of his most iconic calls and being part of that incredible HBO team of Hall of Famers. In a deeply emotional interview, Jim talks about the likes of Emanuel Steward, Mike Tyson, George Foreman, Roy Jones and many more.
Boxing Life Stories: Larry Olubamiwo
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The former heavyweight talks about his career in boxing and transition into acting, but Larry also goes down the PED rabbit hole. He was banned as part of a huge steroid string and admitted to the use of 13 substances through his career. It's not a comfortable listen, but Larry's straight-talking is changing the way some see PEDs and the use of them in boxing
12 rounds on Errol Spence-Terence Crawford with Barry Jones
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Barry Jones analyses the biggest fight of 2023, on the eve of Spence-Crawford
Boxing Life Stories: Chris Algieri
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Chris Algieri reflects on his stellar career, that saw him go from Kickboxer to world champion boxer, to a go to nutritionist and broadcaster in the sport.
Boxing Life Stories: Timothy Bradley
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Former two-weight world champion and recent Hall of Fame inductee looks back over his life, his career and the highs and lows from his time in boxing
Boxing Life Stories: Paul Spadafora
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The former IBF lightweight champion looks back on his incredible life in and outside the ropes, the fights, stabbings, shootings, drugs and becoming a role model for kids in Las vegas.
Boxing Life Stories: Chris Byrd
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The former two-time heavyweight champion and Olympic medallist looks back over his incredible career. For the full Boxing Life Stories back catalogue, visit iTunes, Spotify and other podcast platforms.
Boxing Life Stories: Chris Billam-Smith
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Bournemouth's British, Commonwealth and European cruiserweight champion Chris Billam-Smith has big ideas and big ambitions. Trained by Shane McGuigan after a decent if not glittering amateur career, Billam-Smith has risen quickly in the pros. He's become a Matchroom staple, twice boxing at Fight Camps, and he's already met men like Tommy McCarthy and Richard Riakporhe and he's sparred Mairis Br...
Boxing Life Stories: Kelly Pavlik
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Kelly Pavlik is a former world middleweight champion and a Youngstown hero who retired with a 40-2 record.
Boxing Life Stories: Arv Mittoo
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Arv Mittoo is a Birmingham journeyman who notched a staggering 100 fights through his pro career. He boxed the likes of Ashley Theophane, Gary Woolcombe, Scott Haywood, Lee Meager and Tunde Ajayi in compiling his 10-85-5 record. Here, he talks extensively about life on the road, the subculture of British boxing’s show savers and much more in between.
Boxing Life Stories: Arv Mittoo
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Arv Mittoo is a Birmingham journeyman who notched a staggering 100 fights through his pro career. He boxed the likes of Ashley Theophane, Gary Woolcombe, Scott Haywood, Lee Meager and Tunde Ajayi in compiling his 10-85-5 record. Here, he talks extensively about life on the road, the subculture of British boxing’s show savers and much more in between.
Boxing Life Stories: Ron Gray
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Ron Gray was a tough heavyweight who fought on both Muhammad Ali-Henry Cooper bills in the UK back in the 1960s. Ron was friends with the great middleweight Randy Turpin and was even his housemate for a while, he was also a prolific fighter in the boxing booths and knew everyone on the fight scene, in and out of the ring. In retirement, Ron experienced just about every role, including matchmake...
Boxing Life Stories: Nisse Sauerland
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Boxing Life Stories: Nisse Sauerland
Boxing Life Stories: Josh Warrington
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Boxing Life Stories: Josh Warrington
Leon McKenzie on the early days turning pro
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Leon McKenzie on the early days turning pro
Leon McKenzie on the quest for contentment, happiness and peace
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Leon McKenzie on the quest for contentment, happiness and peace
"Evan Fields" wasn't BALCO, rather, a different steroid distribution operation.
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How about giving Jail Terms to those who do PEDs along with not being able to box for x amount of time after release.. Triple for those who Provide PEDs .. THE ONES PROVIDING to get hefty Prison Terms ....
Need to do a ped test on Tris 😂
"Damage" is an awesome book. I hope you revisit this topic in the future as well. I've had time to revisit gyms and have noticed people "behaving weirdly." The more I think about it, the more I realize this "weirdness" is actually just brain damage that's accumulated.
Oh I better subscribe again if you're back Tris! (seen it come on Spotify). Strong guest eh!
I manifested your return lol
The series is back? Great news Tris!
Much respect to both men
Very nice interview Knobskin! Thanks for the kind words.
Could listen to Matt all day, great guy
A very humble man, great boxer too!😁
Top man could listen to him all day👍
Love this channel. Scott quigg and crolla have great words for Michael broadie. I used to chat to them in costco. Boxing bananas. Please check my fight breakdown prediction playlist ua-cam.com/play/PLPWzod1_T8HP1xIINJ_oXt15SUJqqWoia.html&si=9orR5AfagxAXDpbt
Great interview and a great fella. Should have more views.
I met Ronnie today , such a lovely bloke
Margaret look like shes in her 30s or 40s she does not look like 71 years old
People from Sandy Hook and Whiting forensics confessed/recorded roles with location/s/names tied to Pito Cardona like a Phil Colello also as their roles inter-campuses with foreign and domestic intelligence, and "criminal enterprises," also abuses of, and/or use/s of the kids of leaders of kids, too, as roles with everyone repeating faked things also changed and faked for them. WFSB, channel three up here, they attached me to faked conversations with them and with others, per planting "predicate acts" collusion/s on/off and next to all natures of crime scenes, and them replacing and faking what's recorded, etc.. They forced a principal child abuser, also per use/s of the kids of doctors, and of prosecutors, and of judges as ones timed collusion/s with foreign nations, and with "criminal enterprises," also Connecticut inter-branch switching names. Wethersfield police are switching names, planting evidences on/off campuses, again, also news roles. Please get them onto paper inter-branch. It's also names on/off Corrections/Judicial offices used planting "predicate acts" roles/collusion/s on/off the difference/s of locations. Note how slavery was entrenched North/South. Note how other was/is communicated for James Madison, and for George Washington and the founders behind/as James Madison and his plan George Washington agreed to use; counter-extorting the first thirteen states from even more than thirteen colonies. The same names forced Saudis to collusion/s with police phones families wire crimes faked ties to kids into police records, medical, same ones with more child offenders, and on/off the Capitol, use/s of mayors. Forgiveness is to not leave out the breaching method/s with blame. The same names forced collusion/s also not realizing as all sides case in court next to WTC towers the day of the attack. Connecticut had roles with use/s of al sides and the difference/s. I know Paul fought him. I fought Paul at the Ohio State fair just noting. @judgenap
The police do things like switch names, too, the court/s while stacking/having stacked collusion/s as stayed only capable of it, per what I recorded inter-campuses, and all sides of cases and/or law names, the difference/s, ties to everyone, too, next to the spots next to the World Trade Center other also, same ones roles "predicate acts" with Connecticut news and communications locations, on/off body dumping spots, etc.. Who disbelieves? It's important to solved violence and weapons and sequence shifts use/s on pepper.
Great interview
It’s odd how I listen to you and wonder if I like you are not.wonder if your smart are bit daft and still not sure if your s good boxer are not.bit like your answers you answer with yeah no answers
Hes my brothers dad and you couldnt meet a more humble bloke
'Were you no good,were you a bad person?!' Wtf. Glad he's doing well in his well earned retirement. Btw Tris Dixon who interviews him has a good book out The road to nowhere'A journey through boxings wastelands'
Ricky’s shadow
Wish you the best brain L8 G,
Good interview. Loves battering people from pillar to post.
Good luck for the future Brian we’ve a lot of mutual friends and I’ve only ever heard good things about you, wish you well
Thank you Ronnie and Tris. That was a superb conversation.
It's only lately I've discovered boxing stories, I'm totally hooked, Tris has a natural fantastic way of interviewing that makes for the very best interviews. This one is fantastic, it's a pleasure listening to Ronnie, and his humble and very honest stories are real Gold. I truely love the podcast I hope you keep doing them, they won't be beaten.
It's a shame Tris hasn't done more of these recently. Thank you, I enjoyed this a lot
Eff her now she is lying on ryan garcia. A woman who has been around and involved with the crooks in boxing for a ling time. Margaret how much did you lose betting on haney.
I was in basic training with Brian at HMS Raleigh. I’d be surprised if he remembers me but he was a very charismatic person and very well liked and respected even though he was only 21 or 22 back then.
Brian an his brother john are great fellas not to be messed with though old school not many left like them good luck Brian wish you well
Came across as a really nice guy, i hope he gets a copy of his picture with Daley Thompson. Stay strong Champ
Prepatation for battle
Enjoyed that. I boxed for small Heath in Birmingham. Frankie boxed for small Heath too for a while.
was a quiet lad in the gym never bothered anyone
I’ve never heard anyone who knew Brian say he was quiet haha maybe he was when he was younger but certainly not in jail he was a loon proper sound fella but he could be nuts hard as nails aswell 😂👍
A proper fighter but even more a proper bloke makes me proud to be British
I’m sorry but Willie won. It was close but no robbery.
Bri met you in Walton 1999 boss guy knew him from seal street in 80s I was only 16 he and Kevin maquire was guys you looked up to good fighting men
i was there then with john hyland seel st gym
My gym wanted to keep charging me when they were closed. While the staff were on furlough and they didn't have to pay to run the facility. They could have been doing great?
Ryan Roids
I predicted he'd KO Froch in their first fight while people laughed
Box sings....
Really enjoyed this interview! Henry Castle is a great guy and he still trains people at Salisbury gym and Southampton as well. I feel like he was robbed in his last fight, against Buckland. He beat Graham Earl and that was just after Amir Khan had beat Earl. Both beat him in one round, but I think Henry won it quicker than Amir did. Just finished a training session at Salisbury gym with Henry and he really puts us through it, but we also learn a great deal when he teaches us. Wouldn't want to mess with him in his day or even now for that matter haha! Top interview this!!
he lost versus Leonard Dorin but got a gift draw
He uses a stage name His real last name is Gould. A jewish name
Fantastic stuff regarding doping.
This is fantastic. Not even half way through. Will listen to the rest the next time I have a minute. Larry is very likeable and the host Tris is not obnoxious.
Brian wish you all the happiness and good health,big man.
Love paul