In This Corner With Brian Campbell

Brian Campbell and Rafe Bartholomew recap Canelo Alvarez's DAZN debut on Saturday in a knockout of Rocky Fielding and handicap what his future might look like in terms of opponents. Legendary trainer and broadcaster Teddy Atlas drops by to discuss his 2019 induction into the International Boxing Hall of Fame (49:30). Plus, "The Contender" season 5 winner Brandon Adams talks about what's next (1:35;15) and a full preview of the weekend action including a Charlo Twins doubleheader in the PBC on Fox debut card.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just minutes after WWE TLC went off the air, Brian Campbell and Adam Silverstein break down the company's final pay-per-view -- and arguably its hottest -- of 2018. Enter the feel spot activation station as BC and The Silver King hit the sirens and rev the engine for the triple threat TLC main event featuring Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair and Asuka. What did the finish mean for the future of WWE, and will it have a direct impact on WrestleMania 35? Plus, Daniel Bryan and AJ Styles put on an absolute classic, Ronda Rousey once again shows out in a major way, Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose brawl, Braun Strowman appears, and a number of undercard matches unexpectedly deliver. All of that and more in this special instant analysis edition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Campbell chats with the participants ahead of Saturday's DAZN debut for Canelo Alvarez when he moves up to 168 pounds to challenge Rocky Fielding. Alvarez talks about Floyd Mayweather's jealousy, possible future opponents on DAZN and whether a third fight with Gennady Golovkin is in the works (41:25). Fielding shares his won "Rocky" story and what an upset victory would mean to him and his country of England (32:35). Plus, promoter Oscar De La Hoya talks the future of Golden Boy MMA and talks with GGG (11:50). Middleweight legend Bernard Hopkins breaks down Alvarez's growing legacy at 160 pounds (24:35) and top contender David Lemieux previews his co-main event return against Tureano Johnson and what he has to do in order to land Canelo (4:20). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With WWE TLC set for Sunday, Brian Campbell and Adam Silverstein convene to preview every match on the card and the storylines that have gotten us to the company's final pay-per-view of 2018. But before that, BC and The Silver King explain how Raw has worked itself into a shoot and break down whether Seth Rollins's promo to open the show Monday was a good decision by WWE or a mistake as it looks to rectify a couple weeks of poorly booked TV. The guys also discuss the rise of the "new" Daniel Bryan, Mustafa Ali's surprise match on SmackDown, the top NXT storylines and whether NJPW's Wrestle Kingdom 13 card is perhaps the best on paper this calendar year.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Campbell and Brandon Wise recap UFC 231 including title victories from Max Holloway and Valentina Shevchenko and ponder a Holloway move to lightweight, Joanna Jedrzejczyk's future and Brian Ortega's toughness. Two-time Olympic gold medalist Kayla Harrison (with a cameo from boyfriend and UFC fighter Tony Martin) talks her Dec. 31 return at PFL 11, why she's morally against cutting weight and her dream of a superfight against Cris "Cyborg" Justino. Plus, a preview of Kevin Lee-Al Iaquinta II at UFC on Fox in Milwaukee and whether UFC was wrong to book Greg Hardy and Rachel Ostovich on the same card.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Campbell and Rafe Bartholomew recap pound-for-pound king Vasiliy Lomachenko's sensational victory over Jose Pedraza in their lightweight unification. The guys also lament the end of HBO's run in boxing after 45 years and preview Canelo Alvarez's debut on DAZN against Rocky Fielding. Also, a look back on James "Buster" Douglas' upset of Mike Tyson in 1990 and a chat with co-directors Jeremy Schaap and Ben Houser about their ESPN 30 for 30 film "42 to 1." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With WWE continuing to mail it in on Monday nights, SmackDown on Tuesday has stepped up as the far and away "A" show over the flagship Raw program. Brian Campbell and co-host Adam Silverstein kick off the show by breaking down what exactly is wrong with Raw (6:56). The guys disagree off the top over the most recent development in the Dean Ambrose-Seth Rollins storyline (11:55) but come together on why Daniel Bryan's heel turn has worked so damn well on SmackDown and why the blue brand continues to hit them in the feel spot (30:25). Up next is Hero or Zero (42:04) where BC and The Silver King go head-to-head on WWE moving NXT TakeOver on WrestleMania weekend to Friday and whether Finn Balor is getting a push. The guys then take your DM slides (1:01:05) before closing out the show with their Feel Spots.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Campbell and Brandon Wise are joined by a pair of guests ahead of Saturday's UFC 231 card in Toronto. Joanna Jedrzejczyk shares her goal of becoming UFC's first female two-division champion on Saturday against Valentina Shevchenko and why their Muay Thai history isn't relevant in this fight. Strawweight contender Nina Ansaroff talks the secret behind her recent success and why she's realistic about her fighting future. Plus, a full UFC 231 preview including Max Holloway-Brian Ortega, a recap of weekend victories from Kamaru Usman and Junior dos Santos and what should be next for Conor McGregor amid rumors of a rematch against Dustin Poirier? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Campbell and Rafe Bartholomew react to heavyweight boxing's return to America in the form of a spectacular Deontay Wilder-Tyson Fury fight. The guys react to the controversial scoring, Fury's improbable comeback in Round 12 and whether Anthony Joshua can prevent a rematch. Rising women's star Mikaela Mayer stops by to chat about the health of the sport and her Dec. 14 return on ESPN. Plus, a preview of this weekend's boxing slate including pound-for-pound king Vasiliy Lomachenko lightweight unification bout against Jose Pedraza. Friend of the show Alex McClintock also provides an Australian perspective on the Jeff Horn-Anthony Mundine slopfest.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's no holding back this week as Brian Campbell and Adam Silverstein kick off the show by breaking down an all-time eye-rolling edition of Raw. What is going wrong on Monday nights and is Raw even worth watching the rest of 2018? The Main Event continues with the hot return of The Man, who is set for another incredible match coming up at TLC. Is a Becky Lynch-Ronda Rousey bout back on for WrestleMania 35? Up next is Hero or Zero where BC and The Silver King go head-to-head on the Nia Jax-Ronda Rousey segment from Raw, Drake Maverick's urination angle, whether there's any saving the Seth Rollins-Dean Ambrose storyline and whether SmackDown being good made up for the repetitive nature of Tuesday's booking. Plus, the guys talk a major dinner guest faux pas, unique meats and BC's big week in Los Angeles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Campbell and Brandon Wise welcome a pair of fun interviews with red-hot UFC welterweights. Interim champion Colby Covington lets loose on a number of fighters including Ben Askren and Demetrious Johnson, and updates the latest on negotiations for a title shot against Tyron Woodley. Kamaru Usman drops by to preview Friday's return in "The Ultimate Fighter" Finale against Rafael dos Anjos and what he needs to do in order to fight for the 170-pound championship. The guys also recap the sad reality of Chuck Liddell's knockout loss to Tito Ortiz (2:06) and Francis Ngannou's bounce-back victory (10:06). Plus, Adesanya-Silva (19:09), next for Khabib Nurmagomedov (27:22) and more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Campbell is joined by WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder to preview Saturday's Showtime pay-per-view bout against lineal king Tyson Fury (58:54). "The Bronze Bomber" also gives a stern message to undisputed cruiserweight champion Oleksandyr Usyk about joining the big boys. Rafe Bartholomew drops by to break down Wilder-Fury from every angle (59:09) and preview Friday's Australian sloppy super bowl of Jeff Horn-Anthony Mundine (1:43:57). Plus, the guys recap wins by Dmitry Bivol and Denis Lebedev (11:18) before reacting to Manny Pacquiao-Adrien Broner and Errol Spence Jr.-Mikey Garcia becoming official (26:30). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a special Thanksgiving episode, Brian Campbell and Adam Silverstein start out by breaking down WWE's inability to capitalize on a hot finish to Survivor Series, including the controversial direction of the Dean Ambrose-Seth Rollins rivalry and Brock Lesnar not showing up on Raw (7:12). BC and The Silver King then discuss what's to come for the top female stars in the company (26:45), the result of Daniel Bryan's heel turn (48:20) and whether a rumored Elite-run promotion has long-term feasibility (52:42). The guys wrap up the show by answering a bevy of DM slides from listeners (1:08:22) and sharing what they are thankful for in the world of professional wrestling (1:31:45). Grab a slice of pie -- you know the kind -- and settle in for some ITC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Campbell welcomes bitter rivals Chuck Liddell (1:14:00) and Tito Ortiz (1:21:05) to preview Saturday's trilogy bout between the pair of UFC Hall of Famers. Plus, Brandon Wise of CBS Sports joins to preview Saturday's heavyweight rematch between Francis Ngannou and Curtis Blaydes at UFC Beijing (1:31:30) and recap a wild weekend of fights from Argentina. The guys also play UFC matchmaker regarding the futures of Conor McGregor, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Ben Askren and Georges St-Pierre (51:55). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just minutes after WWE Survivor Series went off the air in Los Angeles, Brian Campbell and Adam Silverstein hopped on the horn to break down a stellar show that has certainly begun paving the way for the Road to WrestleMania 35. Brock Lesnar and Ronda Rousey stole the show on Sunday night, but counterparts Daniel Bryan and Charlotte Flair had tremendous performances as well. What is next for Lesnar, and will Rousey wind up main eventing WrestleMania after all? If so, who exactly will she face? The guys then break down the rest of the show, including whether there were any redeeming qualities from the elimination matches. BC and The Silver King also take some time to reflect on NXT TakeOver: WarGames II, including the future of Velveteen Dream and whether this is the best roster in the brand's short history. This is an episode you do not want to miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Feel Spots were activated left and right this week as Brian Campbell and Adam Silverstein hit the siren and rev up the engine to break down Becky Lynch's iconic performance on Raw (03:20). Will this just the start of a meteoric rise for "The Man," or will this bloody bump in the road put a halt in her tremendous ascension to the top of the professional wrestling world? Also, what does this mean for the future of Charlotte Flair, who will step in for Lynch on Sunday? Once the guys have cooled down following that hot fire, BC and The Silver King discuss Ronda Rousey's progression nearly one year into her WWE career (31:40) and the surprise WWE title change on SmackDown Live, including Daniel Bryan's shocking heel turn and what this means for the company's WrestleMania plans (40:38). The guys then preview the entire Survivor Series card, taking a look at each match, how WWE has built them up and which ones may matter going forward (50:55). Up next, Johnny Gargano stops by to discuss his career-defining 2018 year

Brian Campbell and Rafe Bartholomew break down undisputed cruiserweight champion Oleksandyr Usyk's breathtaking knockout of Tony Bellew and what this means for his future at heavyweight as one of boxing's best pound-for-pound fighters. The guys also relive the wild, circus fun that was Neeco "The Rooster" Macias' loss to Jesus Soto Karass (5:33) as CompuBox's Dan Canobbio drops by to discuss the absurd punching records set in the bout and what his thumbs look like five days later (13:53). Unbeaten WBA light heavyweight champion Dmitry Bivol drops by to preview his Nov. 24 return against Jean Palscal (1:28:30). Plus, friend of the show Eric Raskin recaps "The Contender" season on Epix after Brandon Adams defeated Shane Mosley Jr. in last week's final (1:01:55).   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Actor and former WCW world champion David Arquette joins Brian Campbell for an in-depth look at his love affair with professional wrestling and the reasons why he has decided to return to the squared circle at age 47. The former "Scream" and "Ready to Rumble" star paints a redemptive narrative regarding his hope of removing his name as a sports entertainment punchline and gaining the respect of fans and wrestlers. Arquette discusses who actually killed WCW (5:40), how he has dealt with fan criticism following his title run (8:22), drawing heat in the WCW locker room (13:29), the physical cost of returning to the ring (21:14) and the best moments from his career (31:40). Plus, Arquette cuts short promos on Cody Rhodes, Nicholas and Bully Ray (16:53). After the interview, co-host Adam Silverstein drops by with his reaction as the guys remember where WCW was at the time of Arquette's reign and whether the actor's return should be taken seriously. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With so much to talk about in the world of WWE, Brian Campbell and Adam Silverstein decided to freestyle on this week's show. The guys start by looking at the fallout from the disaster that was Crown Jewel, including the washed main event featuring a returning Shawn Michaels (4:14) and whether putting the universal title back on a newly re-signed Brock Lesnar was the best move for Vince McMahon (22:05). BC and The Silver King also discuss Becky Lynch's incredible rise as the top character in the company, what's wrong with Ronda Rousey's promos and where the women's division appears to be headed (52:40). Other topics covered throughout the show include Shane McMahon winning the World Cup (42:35), the early build for Survivor Series, Drew McIntyre's big main event spot, a tremendous wire-to-wire edition of SmackDown (1:05:40), whether the current NXT storylines are hitting home (1:22:15) and plenty more nuggets from the week that was in WWE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Campbell and Rafe Bartholomew react to Floyd Mayweather's announcement of a comeback fight on New Year's Eve in Japan against a 20-year-old kickboxer. Will the fight be real? Under what rules? Should we care? The guys also provide a detailed preview of the weekend action including the Oleksandyr Usyk-Tony Bellew cruiserweight title bout and boxing folk hero Neeco Macias' return against Jesus Soto Karass. Plus, unbeaten junior welterweight Alex Saucedo previews his Nov. 16 title challenge against Maurice Hooker and talks about how he deals with comparisons to being the next Arturo Gatti.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices