Looking for a new boxing podcast? George Groves has a new one and you should listen to it, mainly because Carl is on it too. This is part one of their special episode, and if you want the second half, go and find The George Groves Boxing Club in your podcast app now. George talks to Carl about his final fight, which just happened to be when Carl knocked George out in front of 80,000 people at Wembley. It’s a fascinating chat about how you know when to retire, the build-up, the training camps and the psychological demons you can face.  If you want more, click here: https://podfollow.com/the-george-groves-boxing-club

Looking for a new boxing podcast? George Groves has a new one and you should listen to it, mainly because Carl is on it too. This is part one of their special episode, and if you want the second half, go and find The George Groves Boxing Club in your podcast app now.<br/> <br/>George talks to Carl about his final fight, which just happened to be when Carl knocked George out in front of 80,000 people at Wembley. It’s a fascinating chat about how you know when to retire, the build-up, the training camps and the psychological demons you can face. <br/> <br/>If you want more, click here: <a href="https://podfollow.com/the-george-groves-boxing-club" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://podfollow.com/the-george-groves-boxing-club</a>

Froch v Groves III

Fletch and Carl pay tribute to Marvin Hagler, the former undisputed world middleweight champion who died at the weekend. Fletch recalls the time he met the great man in Nottingham and Carl tells us what made him so good. The boys also look ahead to Dillian Whyte's rematch against Alexander Povetkin in Gibraltar later this month.

Memories of Marvelous Marvin

Carl Froch and George Groves had one of the fiercest rivalries in sport and now, almost seven years on since that historic night at Wembley, the lads leave their differences at the door for an honest and frank chat on the pod. With Fletch barely getting a word in, the pair reminisce about their hatred of each other, clear up a few misunderstandings and get the wheels in motion for Froch Groves III.

Froch Groves III

Joshua v Pulev

Ahead of the big fight on Saturday night, Fletch and Carl break down where the contest will be won and lost. They discuss the threat that Pulev brings and why AJ needs a convincing win.

Joshua v Pulev: The Preview

Fletch and Carl share their concerns and excitement over Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr's exhibition fight in the early hours of Sunday morning. The boys also breakdown the showdown between Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce for the British, Commonwealth and vacant European heavyweight titles.

Tyson v Jones, Dubois v Joyce and the Cobra's guitar

Carl breaks down what went wrong for Derek Chisora in his heavyweight bout against Oleksandr Usyk. Despite the win, the guys question whether Usyk has what it takes to succeed in the heavyweight division and reflect on Deontay Wilder's recent claims.

Was Chisora let down by his corner and what next for Usyk

David Haye joins the guys this week ahead of Derek Chisora's heavyweight bout against Oleksandr Usyk in London. Now managing Chisora, Haye tells Carl and Fletch why his man will do the business on Saturday night.

The Hayemaker

Dillian Whyte

Dillian Whyte joins Carl and Fletch from his training camp in Portugal. They chat about the defeat to Alexander Povetkin, and why the rematch will be different. Dillian also takes us back to his childhood and why he was only ever going to become a fighter.

Dillian Whyte on Povetkin and getting paid to beat guys up

Carl tells Fletch about an exchanges of messages he had with Tyson Fury regarding the prospect of Fury and Joshua meeting in the ring. Fury’s response is gold!! The boys also look back at Dillian Whyte’s defeat to Alexander Povetkin and Carl shares his thoughts on what Whyte needs to do to bounce back.

“The fight won’t happen. The man’s a shithouse!” - Tyson Fury on AJ fight

Carl and Fletch react to the news that Frank Warren has put forward a proposal to Eddie Hearn to pit their two stables of fighters against each other, and what it could mean for the future of the sport in the UK. The boys can’t help but be excited over Mike Tyson’s bout against Roy Jones Jr next month and also discuss what a pity it was that Ted Cheeseman’s points victory over Sam Eggington wasn’t in front of the fans at the weekend.

Queensbury v Matchroom, Tyson v Jones Jr and how good was Eggington-Cheeseman?

Carl Froch was a warrior in the ring. It won him four world titles and made him one of the most popular British boxers in recent history. In this podcast he brings his unique insight into the mind of a fighter - the violence, the pain and the glory - to the current issues in the boxing world. With commentator and presenter Darren Fletcher.

May: this show gets better and better each week. 

This show gets better and better each week. Froch is honest and frank so it’s perfect. Many many years ago I wrote to Carl from Aspen,Colorado and he wrote back saying I was his first American fan. I’d followed Carl since he went to the world amateur. He’s currently a living legend. I was ringside for Joe Calzaghe profession debut. Joe is one of the greatest super middleweight ever, but so is Carl. Their fight would be closer than people think. I think if they fought ten times it would be split. Carl had a better resume but what a fight it would have been. When Carl was chasing Joe he’d have beaten Calzaghe. At that stage in his career I think Joes hands were shot. Both men are legends.

Darren Fletcher is an excellent host, he knows how to draw the best answers from the guests. Carl Froch legend in the ring and honest on this podcast.

Good show

This show is excellent. I like the interplay between Fletch and Froch but the insight Froch provides is on another level. I think one of the other reasons It is so good is that Froch demonstrates real humility which makes me pay so much more attention to what he says versus just listening to bravado all the time. I know you guys read your reviews....I was at your fight vs Glen Johnson in Atlantic city. I had good seats and was sitting behind Your opponents sister and was speaking with her before the fight. It made it really tricky to shout for you. I should have been louder but you had to make do with silent mini fist pumps as I thought it wouldn’t be on to scream for you. No matter, you did the business!

The podcast I look forward to the most...

Froch on Fighting

Ant Middleton

After Kell Brook made a winning return to the ring last week, what are his options as his career approaches the final chapter? Also, Terri Harper's win, suspicious circumstances surrounding Dave Allen v Dorian Darch, and an early look at Daniel Dubois v Joe Joyce.

Brook's back, Dubois v Joyce and Ant Middleton responds!

Carl explains how long it took him to develop into a pay-per-view attraction, and the risks he had to take along the way to build his reputation - winning the world title against Jean Pascal then going straight into a fight with highly-regarded American Jermain Taylor. Also, a tribute to Patrick Day, who passed away as a result of injuries sustained in a fight last weekend.

The truth about PPV

With Anthony Joshua about to rematch Andy Ruiz jr for three of the world heavyweight titles, has the Mexican got the style and skill to beat AJ again? Carl and Steve debate the outcome of the biggest fight of the year.

Is Ruiz made to beat AJ?

After seeing Deontay Wilder put Luis Ortiz with a huge single shot last weekend, Carl explains the feeling of landing that one massive punch to end a fight - guess which one he's talking about? Also, reaction to John Ryder's controversial loss on points to Callum Smith.

A great big dirty right hand

Carl breaks down his training routines throughout his career, using the notebooks in which he recorded every run, press up and sparring session. He breaks down some brutal sparring sessions with Tony Bellew, and how he knew he was in the best shape of his life leading up to the second Groves fight.

How to train to win a world title

Ahead of the huge night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Carl breaks down how he sees the fight unfolding. He dissects the contrasting styles of both boxers and assesses where the bout is likely to be won and lost.

Wilder v Fury II: The Preview

Froch and Fletch look ahead to the big lightweight unification fight between Josh Taylor and Regis Prograis this weekend, as well as the domestic heavyweight clash between Dereck Chisora and David Price at the O2 Arena.

Prograis v Taylor, Price v Chisora

Carl and Darren reflect on the heavyweight landscape after Tyson Fury's dominant victory over Deontay Wilder, where it leaves Dillian Whyte and Anthony Joshua, and Carl reveals how close he was to taking a fight with Gennady Golovkin.

Fury's number one, a heavyweight tournament and Froch v Golovkin?

Flicking through his old diaries again, Carl recounts his pre-fight routine from weigh-in to first bell. Referencing many of his world title fights, he talks about the psychological importance of the weigh-in, how he stayed focussed in those hours before the fight, what he did to deal with the nerves and why nailing the ring walk right was so important.

Building up to fight night

What happens when you win a world title? Carl shows off his belts and other mementos from his biggest fights, plus would he beat former SAS soldier Ant Middleton in a fight?!

The belt collection and Froch v Ant Middleton?

Carl replies to Joe Calzaghe after last week's lively episode, and then lifts the lid on how fighters get paid, from their first fights as a pro up to headlining pay-per-view bills.

Calzaghe response and how pay-per-view REALLY works

Callum Smith

Carl remembers sparring a young Callum Smith and being impressed with his power. Also, a preview of Deontay Wilder v Luis Ortiz, and an early look ahead to Ruiz v Joshua 2

Sparring Callum Smith and Wilder takes a risk

Are there still questions hanging over Anthony Joshua ahead of his next fight? Carl and Fletch debate what they need to see from AJ against Kubrat Pulev later in the year, take an early look at the rematch between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury, and Carl tells a few stories from his time in Saudi Arabia.

What next for AJ, Fury v Wilder 2, and Ant Middleton in the Riyadh Ritz

From final bell to returning home, Carl explains what a boxer has to go through both practically and emotionally in the aftermath of a big fight. He talks about having to juggle doctors, drug testers and media with wanting to spend time with friends and family. And what chance of seeing the fight that never was? Carl has a message for Joe Calzaghe!

What happens post-fight and calling out Calzaghe

How would Carl go about fighting Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez, seen by many as the number one pound-for-pound boxer in the world right now? Also, after Youtubers KSI and Logan Paul made millions in a pay-per-view fight, is it a good thing for boxing?

Froch v Canelo fantasy fight? Plus KSI v Logan Paul

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