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Ho! Ho! Ho! It's Christmas Eve/Day off the weekend and so, therefore, we're out a day early for the "Fight Freaks Unite Recap Podcast."

Host T.J. Rives and Dan Rafael, insider of BigFightWeekend.com are ready to go over everything that they saw in the "Day of Reckoning" PPV in Saudi Arabia Saturday.

Obvioulsy the upset loss for Deontay Wilder has immediately ended the proposed two fight deal for him to meet Anthony Joshua next and twice total. How and why did Wilder fail in his unanimous decision loss to Kiwi contender Jospeph Parker. The Alabama former WBC world heavyweight titleholder looked washed up at 38 years of age? Does he have a future? What does it mean for Parker in the upset?

As for Joshua, he won the final fight of the PPV with an impressive whipping of Otto Wallin in a TKO after round 5. The Brit Joshua, the former unified heavyweight champ, was everything that Wilder wasn't- agressive, putting punches together and busted up Wallin's face forcing the corner to stop the bout. Now, what does Joshua do next? Is it Croatian Filip Hrgovic, who's the IBF interim titleholder? The guys discuss.

They also go over the rest of the PPV with Dmitry Bivol's WBA lightheavyweight title win over Lyndon Arthur, Daniel Dubois scoring a redemptive TKO win over a badly out of shape Jarrell Miller. Plus, there's recaps of Jai Opetaia's one punch 1st round KO in his cruiserweight title fight and the rest of the card, too.

Then, the guys give a quick preview of the Tuesday undisputed 122 lb. title fight from Japan for hero Naoya "the Monster" Inoue against Martin Tapales of the Philippines. Inoue is looking for a second, four belt undisputed championship win in 12 months.

Thre's an update on legendary HBO boxing analyst Larry Merchant's health after he went to the hospital on Thursdsay. And, Dan has more on the return of England's Conor Benn coming to Las Vegas in February.

It's all on the "Fight Freaks Unite Recap Podcast" as part of the Big Fight Weekend podcast feed and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!

Ho! Ho! Ho! It's Christmas Eve/Day off the weekend and so, therefore, we're out a day early for the "Fight Freaks Unite Recap Podcast."

Host T.J. Rives and Dan Rafael, insider of BigFightWeekend.com are ready to go over everything that they saw in the "Day of Reckoning" PPV in Saudi Arabia Saturday.

Obvioulsy the upset loss for Deontay Wilder has immediately ended the proposed two fight deal for him to meet Anthony Joshua next and twice total. How and why did Wilder fail in his unanimous decision loss to Kiwi contender Jospeph Parker. The Alabama former WBC world heavyweight titleholder looked washed up at 38 years of age? Does he have a future? What does it mean for Parker in the upset?

As for Joshua, he won the final fight of the PPV with an impressive whipping of Otto Wallin in a TKO after round 5. The Brit Joshua, the former unified heavyweight champ, was everything that Wilder wasn't- agressive, putting punches together and busted up Wallin's face forcing the corner to stop the bout. Now, what does Joshua do next? Is it Croatian Filip Hrgovic, who's the IBF interim titleholder? The guys discuss.

They also go over the rest of the PPV with Dmitry Bivol's WBA lightheavyweight title win over Lyndon Arthur, Daniel Dubois scoring a redemptive TKO win over a badly out of shape Jarrell Miller. Plus, there's recaps of Jai Opetaia's one punch 1st round KO in his cruiserweight title fight and the rest of the card, too.

Then, the guys give a quick preview of the Tuesday undisputed 122 lb. title fight from Japan for hero Naoya "the Monster" Inoue against Martin Tapales of the Philippines. Inoue is looking for a second, four belt undisputed championship win in 12 months.

Thre's an update on legendary HBO boxing analyst Larry Merchant's health after he went to the hospital on Thursdsay. And, Dan has more on the return of England's Conor Benn coming to Las Vegas in February.

It's all on the "Fight Freaks Unite Recap Podcast" as part of the Big Fight Weekend podcast feed and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!

We have reached the second to last weekend onf 2023 and it's the "Day of Reckoning" pay per view in Saudi Arabia, headlined by a heavyweight co-main event featuring Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder. And, we're ready to discuss it on the 'Big Fight Weekend Preview Podcast"

Host T.J. Rives returns with insider Dan Rafael of BigFightWeekend.com to go over everyting involved.

First, Dan has broken the news that in the likely event that Joshua and Wilder both win Saturday night, that they have agreed to a massively lucrative two fight deal to fight each other, which is to say that no matter who wins, they are fighting each other twice in 2024. There's good discussion on why it took this long and got worked out on this fight week?

The guys also go over the rest of the card in Saudi Arabia, including the IBF threatening to strip cruiserweight champ Jai Opetaia before his fight Satuday night. It makes no sense and Opetaia has now vacated the IBF belt to make a massive payday.

There are other heavyweights battling on the card and the boys go over it all and also, Dmitry Bivol is back defending his WBA world light heavyweight crown.

Next, T.J. checks in on Thursday in Saudi Arabia with Saadeq Ahmed of BigFightWeekend.com He's been there covering the fighter arrivals, the Thursday press conferences and will be part of the media coverage of Saturday's PPV. Saadeq has more insight on the event gaining momentum and whether in that country there is growing interest this week or not?

Then, there's news on progress towards a Ryan Garcia challenge of new WBC junior welterweight champ Devin Haney. Dan has spoken with Garcia's promoter Oscar De La Hoya for the latest. And, also Jake Paul keeps his word that he'll be back quickly in the new year and Amanda Serrano is with him and headlining the card from Puerto Rico.

Finally, some nostalgia on this week's anniversaries of a rising Floyd Mayweather's KO and a tremendous battle with Prince Naseem Hamed and Kevin Kelley from Madison Square Garden.

It's all on the "Big Fight Weekend Preview Podcast" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!!

We have reached the second to last weekend onf 2023 and it's the "Day of Reckoning" pay per view in Saudi Arabia, headlined by a heavyweight co-main event featuring Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder. And, we're ready to discuss it on the 'Big Fight Weekend Preview Podcast"

Host T.J. Rives returns with insider Dan Rafael of BigFightWeekend.com to go over everyting involved.

First, Dan has broken the news that in the likely event that Joshua and Wilder both win Saturday night, that they have agreed to a massively lucrative two fight deal to fight each other, which is to say that no matter who wins, they are fighting each other twice in 2024. There's good discussion on why it took this long and got worked out on this fight week?

The guys also go over the rest of the card in Saudi Arabia, including the IBF threatening to strip cruiserweight champ Jai Opetaia before his fight Satuday night. It makes no sense and Opetaia has now vacated the IBF belt to make a massive payday.

There are other heavyweights battling on the card and the boys go over it all and also, Dmitry Bivol is back defending his WBA world light heavyweight crown.

Next, T.J. checks in on Thursday in Saudi Arabia with Saadeq Ahmed of BigFightWeekend.com He's been there covering the fighter arrivals, the Thursday press conferences and will be part of the media coverage of Saturday's PPV. Saadeq has more insight on the event gaining momentum and whether in that country there is growing interest this week or not?

Then, there's news on progress towards a Ryan Garcia challenge of new WBC junior welterweight champ Devin Haney. Dan has spoken with Garcia's promoter Oscar De La Hoya for the latest. And, also Jake Paul keeps his word that he'll be back quickly in the new year and Amanda Serrano is with him and headlining the card from Puerto Rico.

Finally, some nostalgia on this week's anniversaries of a rising Floyd Mayweather's KO and a tremendous battle with Prince Naseem Hamed and Kevin Kelley from Madison Square Garden.

It's all on the "Big Fight Weekend Preview Podcast" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!!

Coming up Saturday night in Saudi Arabia it's a showdown between former unified heavyweight champ Anthony Joshua and southpaw contender Otto Wallin in one of the co-main events.

It's a huge moment for a Swede, who once gave Tyson Fury problems over a 12 round battle in Las Vegas in 2019. And, he joined our insider Dan Rafael recently to do over the Fury fight and his chances against Joshua coming up in the Middle Eastern desert.

Wallin is 26-1, 14 KOs, but is an underdog to the popular Brit. Yet, he believes that Joshua's best days are behind him after Oleksandr Usyk took his titles off him and then, succesfully beat him in their rematch.

Hear it all on this special conversation with Dan, as part of the"Fight Freaks Unite Podcast" and on the Big Fight Weekend Podcast feed. And, make sure to follow/subscrbie on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!

Coming up Saturday night in Saudi Arabia it's a showdown between former unified heavyweight champ Anthony Joshua and southpaw contender Otto Wallin in one of the co-main events.

It's a huge moment for a Swede, who once gave Tyson Fury problems over a 12 round battle in Las Vegas in 2019. And, he joined our insider Dan Rafael recently to do over the Fury fight and his chances against Joshua coming up in the Middle Eastern desert.

Wallin is 26-1, 14 KOs, but is an underdog to the popular Brit. Yet, he believes that Joshua's best days are behind him after Oleksandr Usyk took his titles off him and then, succesfully beat him in their rematch.

Hear it all on this special conversation with Dan, as part of the"Fight Freaks Unite Podcast" and on the Big Fight Weekend Podcast feed. And, make sure to follow/subscrbie on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!