The Ariel Helwani Show

Dan Canobbio and Chris Algieri open the show reacting to Ben Whittaker’s decision win over Conor Wallace that saw Whittaker struggle from the 10th round to the final bell. He's now the mandatory for Dmitry Bivol’s IBF light heavyweight title. Who should Whittaker fight next (03:19)
October is here and the boxing schedule is loaded. We have Floyd Schofield vs. Lucas Bahdi in a WBA welterweight title fight, Sebastian Fundora's return, Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley run it back, Canelo Alvarez returns on Halloween night in what could be his final title fight, and more (25:45).

Ariel Helwani and the Boys in the Back react to UFC 332, including Natalia Silva's title winning performance against Wang Cong (01:05), Payton Talbott shining again (05:30), Esteban Ribovics stopping King Green (07:38), Roberto Soldic's successful UFC debut (08:36), and more (09:33).
Plus, they give their thoughts on the newly announced UFC 335 fights, including the BMF title fight between Charles Oliveira and Diego Lopes and the return of Alex Pereira (12:34).

Petesy Carroll, Chuck Mindenhall, and Ben Fowlkes return for another edition of The Craic.
Up first, the trio react to the latest back-and-forth between Dana White and Eddie Hearn over the promotion of the upcoming Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury fight (07:29).
UFC 322 is this weekend, but the buzz feels noticeably flat. The boys assess the lack of excitement surrounding the card (39:51).
Attention then turns to Conor McGregor, with new developments emerging from the aftermath of his civil case and failed appeal (58:48).
Before calling it a day, the boys answer your Super Chats (01:05:51).

The Boys in the Back are back kick off the show by sifting through the fallout from the Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua press conference (04:45) and covering recent news and notes (15:48).
Then, they debate whether UFC 332 is the worst numbered event in UFC history and preview the card (34:33), before touching on other combat taking place this weekend (1:32:26).
Next, they make picks (1:34:30) and deliver their lists of P4P Kings (1:35:14).
Finally, the show concludes with your voicemails (1:52:49) and Super Chats (2:36:46).

Dan Canobbio and Chris Algieri open the show breaking down the Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua press conference. The two men showed a lot of respect up on stage, but were outshined by Turki Alalshikh revealing his health issues (03:31).
Tris Dixon reported that DAZN purchased a controlling stake in Ring Magazine. Ring has been owned by Turki Alashikh for several years now, which has led to many conflicts of interest. What does this mean for boxing and the Ring Magazine belt (32:33)?
Ben Whittaker returns to the ring against Conor Wallace in an IBF title eliminator. Whittaker has a chance to take over the light heavyweight division with Dmitry Bivol tied up with Artur Beterbiev and David Benavidez likely staying at cruiserweight (46:02).