
Stranded on a desert island, on each episode, my guests must choose the five fights that they can save to watch time and time again. These might not be the greatest slugfests of all time, but they are the boxing matches that mean something to them. If you could only save 5, which would they be?
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

In this special bonus episode of the podcast, I interview boxing writer Jack Hirsch about his new book, an authorised biography of all-tine great light heavyweight champion Michael Spinks.
The book is simply titled, Michael 'Jinx' Spinks and is ava... more
Stranded with me on the desert Island for this episode is Declan Warrington.
Declan writes about boxing for Boxing Scene. He has previously written for Boxing News and The Ring.
You can follow Declan on Twitter
You can order my book, Heavyweight T... more
In this bonus episode of the podcast, I interviewed Professor Thomas Aiello about his recently published book, Return of the King: The Rebirth of Muhammad Ali and the Rise of Atlanta.
It's an excellent book which focusses on the lead up to Muhammad ... more
Stranded with me on the desert Island for this episode is Charles Farrell.
You can buy his book, The Legend of Mitch "Blood" Green and other boxing essays, here.
His memoir, (Low)life: A Memoir of Jazz, Fight-fixing, and the Mob, is available to bu... more
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What a gem of a show. I’ve seen Mr Hunt on social media and read his excellent work but entered this podcast with zero expectations. I’m impressed by the quality of conversations Mr Hunt extracts from his guests. I do not always agree with their opinions but that’s what makes boxing great. I’m now taking this podcast on my treks through the mountains of Colorado. My Desert Island fights. Off the top of my head: Nigel Benn v Michael Watson; Mike Tyson v Trevor Berbick; Tyson Fury v Wilder (all 3)... more
Great stuff! Brilliant concept and thoroughly entertaining. So good it makes one wonder why it hadn’t been thought of before. I look forward to the next episode
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A desert-island premise drives conversations with boxing writers, historians, and journalists as they select five fights they would Save for posterity. Episodes center on the personal significance of specific bouts, the craft of boxing storytelling, and the cultural footprint of boxing across eras, with threads about media, literature, venues, and fight lore weaving through each chat. Noteworthy is the mix of scholarly context and passionate, opinionated picks, offering listeners a blend of deep history and vivid fight memories that can appeal to both hardcore fans and curious newcomers.
What stands out is how the host steers multi-decade discussions into intimate, memorable moments—often tying fights to broader themes like media dynamics,... more
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Recent guests on Desert Island Fights include:
1. Jack Hirsch
2. Declan Warrington
3. Thomas Aiello
4. Charles Farrell
5. Phil Rogers
6. Bill Dettloff
7. Eric Raskin
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