The Ariel Helwani Show

Dan Canobbio and Chris Algieri open the show discussing Floyd Schofield's win over Lucas Bahdi, making him the WBA lightweight champion. Is Schofield ready for the likes of Abdullah Mason and William Zepeda (03:07)?
In an amazing upset, Sergio Mendoza stopped Ricardo Sandoval to become the unified flyweight champion (31:59).
Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli is still slated for Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, despite ongoing attacks of the city's major airport. Turki Alalshikh says Canelo “fears no one” and the fight will continue (39:16).
We end the show on a sad note, as the boxing world lost Puerto Rican legend Wilfredo Gomez (57:30).

On this episode of The Uncrowned Beat, Ariel Helwani is joined by Dan Canobbio, Petesy Carroll, and Darshan Desai to discuss hot topics including where Ben Whittaker's stock stands after his latest win (02:40), the continuing war between Dana White and Eddie Hearn (14:09), reports of Ring Magazine being sold to DAZN (27:18), Oscar De La Hoya claiming British fighters are "overhyped" (28:28), and talks of a megafight between Devin Haney and Shakur Stevenson (39:58).

It’s a two-man show this week, with Petesy Carroll and Chuck Mindenhall holding down The Craic.
Up first, the pair break down the fallout from Sean Strickland’s statement about UFC fighter pay (03:41).
Then, the lads react to the Tyson Fury ticket vs. Anthony Joshua sellout and the latest in the Dana White-Eddie Hearn beef (25:01).
The duo then touch on how attacks in Saudi Arabia could affect Canelo Alvarez’s upcoming Riyadh Season fight (45:50).
Last up, Petesy and Chuck preview this weekend’s combat sports action (01:03:39).

Dan Canobbio and Chris Algieri open the show reacting to recent rumors of a Floyd Mayweather vs. Ryan Garcia fight that made waves on social media (04:46).
Another welterweight fight being discussed is Shakur Stevenson vs. Devin Haney. The two have been in discussions for several months with the weight and a possible rehydration clause the sticking point. Will we see the fight (24:38)?

Lastly, we have an intriguing lightweight title fight this weekend with Floyd Schofield taking on Lucas Bahdi in a shootout of two heavy hitters (53:21).

The Boys in the Back kick off the show by reacting to Nassourdine Imavov pulling up to Las Vegas to confront Sean Strickland, as well as Strickland calling for a bigger payday to defend his UFC middleweight title (03:43).
Then, they cover the nasty back-and-forth between Jon Jones and Colby Covington (47:51) and other news and notes (55:24), including Devin Haney and Shakur Stevenson agreeing to fight, Petr Yan teasing a featherweight run, and Joe Rogan re-upping with Spotify for big money.
The Boys preview this weekend's fights (1:10:22), make picks (1:27:09), and deliver their P4P three-letter-acronyms (1:28:13).
The show closes with your voicemails (1:49:14) and Super Chats (2:41:37).