Afleveringen
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“Bloodline: The Robert Loyld Taylor Story”
Boxing runs deep in the veins of Robert Loyld Taylor—a former pro turned coach, raised in the ring by his father and now training his own son. Thrown into the spotlight after a last-minute call-up to Prizefighter, Robert shocked the boxing world by taking home the title. But the glory faded fast, and the big fights never came.
Now, he tells the real story—of legacy, frustration, and the fire that never goes out. With insights from time spent alongside legends like Adam Booth and Matt Hirst, this podcast pulls no punches. -
In this knockout episode, Fitz and Matt sit down with powerhouse couple Aria Wild and Coach Peppa to dive into the highs and lows of life inside and outside the ring. Aria, a rising star in both modeling and boxing, opens up about her explosive fight with Chris Cyborg and what went on behind the scenes, her dreams of joining Misfits, and even stepping into the brutal world of bare knuckle boxing. Meanwhile, Coach Peppa one who is not afraid to give his opinion shares what it’s like training and loving a fighter. This is a raw, real look at the fight game, relationships, and chasing greatness. -
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This week on The Blast Boxing Podcast, Fitz and Matt are joined by ex-professional boxer and co-founder of Ares Box Wear, Kieran Lienster.
Hear his journey from white-collar boxer to one half of the self-proclaimed âGoodfellas of Boxing Gloves.â Kieran dives into the behind-the-scenes world of glove-making and opens up about the challenges he faced getting his gloves approved by the British Boxing Board of Control for the professional game .
Itâs a fascinating, no-holds-barred insight into a side of the sport that rarely gets discussed.
An intriguing interview you wonât want to miss.
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This week on the Blast Boxing Podcast, Fitz and Matt are joined by one of the biggest characters in boxing—Lewis Van Poetsch.
With 168 fights under his belt and a lineup of larger-than-life personas, “Poochi” has done it all. Known for his elaborate ring entrances and ability to switch personalities like gloves, Lewis shares tales from life on the road that sound more like movie scripts than real life.
Now making the transition from fighter to referee, he opens up about stepping through the ropes in a whole new way.
Tune in for wild stories, laughs, and a look behind the curtain at one of boxing’s most beloved journeymen -
This week on the Blast Boxing Podcast, Fitz and Matt sit down with Marty Earls, founder of Tuff2Talk—the official charity of the show. Marty shares his journey in boxing, how the sport shaped his life, and the deeply personal reasons behind launching Tuff2Talk. In this raw and powerful episode, they tackle tough topics like mental health, suicide, and the transformative impact boxing can have on these often-overlooked issues. A moving conversation filled with honesty and hope—this is an episode you don’t want to miss.
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This week, we’re joined by a true legend of British boxing—‘The Camden Caretaker’ Robbie Chapman.
Robbie is what’s known as a journeyman in boxing, but don’t let that title fool you. With nearly 70 fights under his belt, he’s a highly skilled and incredibly tough fighter who has shared the ring with some of the best.
He sits down with Fitz and Matt to reveal why he chose to fight in the away corner, what it’s really like stepping into the ring almost every week, and the sacrifices that come with being one of the sport’s most underrated but vital figures.
Robbie also shares some unbelievable stories from life on the road—proving why he’s one of the most respected fighters in the game. Plus, hear why Fitz is such a huge fan of his!
This is a must-listen for any boxing fan who wants to understand the grit, resilience, and dedication it takes to be a journeyman -
Peter Cain - boxer, actor and raconteur talks boxing, Miss World, Film and modelling in Spain.
A BLAST Boxing Podcast exclusive middleweight contender tells his life in boxing. Peter won the prestigious Southern Area Title and defeated the popular Jimmy Batten twice as a professional in boxing career spanning over 100 fights as an amateur and professional. -
Frank Greaves is a former professional fighter. Current Head Trainer, Cut man & Hand wrap Specialist with over 30 years experience in the Sport including 15 years as a trainer.Frank has worked with every level of fighter, from White Collar Novice to World Level Professionals & pretty much everything in between the two.If you want to learn the noble art of boxing, improve your skills, learn different techniques of simply benefit from the all-around fitness that boxing training provides then come along to âThe Ringâ and train one to one with Frank in London.
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Former Southern Area Champion talks openly about his life with Bi polar, ADHD, running a gym and trying to become a champion.
Ben day is the original Benjamin Button seemingly getting younger each year. Ben hopes to resume his boxing career at 46 in 2025. -
Harvey Dykes: Rising Heavyweight Contender
Harvey Dykes is one of the most exciting prospects in professional boxing today. Boasting an undefeated record of 5-0 as of February 2025, Dykes has quickly made a name for himself in the heavyweight division. His journey to the professional ranks was paved with success in the amateur scene, where he was crowned Male Under 92kg champion, representing the renowned Hillcrest Amateur Boxing Club.
Dykes’ dominance in the amateur circuit earned him the title of England’s #1 ranked amateur heavyweight, a testament to his dedication, work ethic, and natural talent. Now, as he continues his professional career, he’s capturing the attention of boxing fans and insiders alike with his powerful performances in the ring.
On this podcast, we dive into Harvey Dykes’ journey, exploring his roots in amateur boxing, his transition to the professional ranks, and what the future holds for this rising star. Whether you’re a die-hard boxing fan or just discovering the sport, this is your chance to get to know one of the sport’s brightest young talents.
Stay tuned as we bring you exclusive insights, interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories from Harvey Dykes’ promising career! -
Join us as we dive into the inspiring journey of Anthony Ogogo, Olympic bronze medallist and professional boxer. From the highs of the 2012 London Olympics to the challenges of injury and reinvention, Anthony shares his passion for boxing, his toughest battles, and what it takes to fight both inside and outside the ring.
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This week’s podcast features former EBU European Champion Lauren Parker, sharing her extraordinary and challenging journey in boxing. Lauren opens up about how her amateur career was abruptly cut short and how a back operation almost ended her career entirely.
She reveals the incredible lengths she went to in order to stay in the sport, including raising £20,000 and promoting her own fight—right down to collecting the judges from the airport! Lauren’s story is one of resilience, determination, and the tough realities of the boxing world. It’s an inspirational episode you won’t want to miss. -
With victories over Tyler Denny, now the European champion, and John Harding Jr, as well as his closely contested split decision loss to Denzel Bentley for the British title, Udofia has established himself as one of the fighters at the top of the domestic pile.
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Fitzy and Matt talk with Pro Boxing coach Frank Greaves and boxing commentator Ben Doughty about Uysk Vs Fury 2. Where do both fighters go next and Rising star Moses Ituma and big ticket seller Johnny Fisher.
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Paul Maniac Morris is married with 3 children & a full time amateur/professional boxing trainer/coach.
Paul talks how he got into boxing through fighting and getting into bother all the time.
Boxing saved his life and very nearly ended it. Paul talks about mental health and how the pressure of being a journeyman affected his mental wellbeing.
Paul had 39 professional boxing matches mostly as a road warrior taking fights at the last minute and saving shows. As an amateur boxer Paul rose to the top and reached ABA finals, he thought this would continue as a professional.
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Ed Chattey has transitioned from white-collar boxing competing in recreational matchesâto becoming a professional boxer. Based in West London, Chattey made a solid pro debut at the historic York Hall in Bethnal Green in May 2023, winning on points against Victor Edagha. His second fight, against seasoned opponent Robbie Chapman, ended in a draw, marking him as a promising competitor in the super middleweight division. Trained by Matthew Hirst and John Patterson and managed by Steve Goodwin he continues to train at BLAST in Ealing.
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Step into the ring with hosts Fitzy and Matt as they reveal the personal journeys that led them to boxing. From Mattâs early days as the youngest soldier in Bosnia to becoming a pro coach with over 600 fights in his corner, to Fitzyâs unique perspective as both boxer and trainerâthey share the ups, downs, and unexpected turns along the way. With honesty and heart, they explore the challenges of being a fighter, the bond between coach and boxer, and how boxing has shaped their lives and mental resilience. This episode is packed with stories, insights, and a true passion for the sport!
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This week, Matt and Fitzy welcome one of the UKâs most respected boxing managers, Steve Goodwin, to the podcast. With 12 years in the sport and nearly a decade managing over 70 fighters, Steve has built a reputation for guiding boxers to major titles and high-profile fights. From British title eliminators to career-defining matchups, Steve shares how his meticulous planning and hands-on approach have expanded his stable of fighters and helped them reach new heights. Tune in for an inside look at what it takes to succeed in the competitive world of boxing management!
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In this action-packed episode, ex-Marine and seasoned boxing coach Barry OâConnell joins Matt and Fitzy to share his incredible journey.
Barry discusses life as a Marine, his experience as part of George Groves' team during the iconic World Title clashes with Carl Froch, including the record-breaking fight at Wembley.
Now the proud owner of State Of Mind gym in Fulham Reach, Barry has also successfully coached Zak Chelli to British & Commonwealth titles. Hear Barryâs first-hand stories from every level of the sport, and what it takes to build champions. Donât miss this exclusive insight into the mind of a true boxing strategist!
Tune in and enjoy the ride!
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In this episode boxing trainers and hosts Fitzy and Matt interview Matt Edwards from Portsmouth, England.
A determined amputee boxer with an incredible story. Matt shares his experience of overcoming mental struggles after his accident and his journey into the world of boxing. He also highlights the challenges facing him with regulations that prevent him from competing with England Boxing, and how England Amateur boxing alliance recognised him and his mission to raise awareness about boxing for people with disabilities. Join us for an inspiring conversation about perseverance, fighting for inclusion and breaking barriers in sport.
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