From The Corner - brought to you by JOE and DAZN - presented by David Alorka and Swarzy Macaly. A crossover boxing show that will appeal to fight fans and newbies alike. Each week our two hosts will be joined by a guest from the worlds of sport and entertainment to chat, banter, try their hands at games and challenges, and discuss the upcoming bouts on the DAZN/Matchroom fight cards. LISTEN NOW - https://from-the-corner.simplecast.com/

Hosted by Joe Cole and Tom Davis and with a lineup of legendary guests, we’ll be taking a look at some of the biggest football of the week. From analysis to random stats and of course incredible stories from inside the dressing room. Don’t miss All to Play For. Brought to you by JOE and Coral.

Chris and Carl are joined by undefeated British bantamweight Shannon Courtenay. They talk about how she survived growing up with an alcoholic father and how the experience has helped her in the fight game. They also discuss some of the stranger requests she gets from fans on social media, why she'd prefer three minute rounds instead of the usual two for female fighters and how she thinks her friend Joe Joyce will win his upcoming clash with Daniel Dubois. Want to hear more great podcasts from...

Chris and Carl are joined by the unified light-welterweight world champion Josh Taylor and his brand new coach, Ben Davison, formerly the coach of Tyson Fury. Together the pair talk about their future, and the guys review Fury/Wilder 2 with the man who knows the new champion so well.

Chris and Carl analyse the re-match between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury and assess where the fight can be won and lost, how to tackle the Vegas pressure, and how much a new coaching team might affect Fury in the biggest fight of his life.

TKO returns with Carl Frampton and Chris Lloyd and a very special guest to kick off season two: WWE superstar Kurt Angle. Together they discuss Olympic gold, Foxcatcher, the tragic murder of Dave Schultz, and compare notes on training, pain, pain management and quality of life.

Chris and Carl travel to Hull to meet Tommy Coyle who announces his retirement from the ring in an emotional episode with plenty of tears. After defeat to Chris Algieri in New York in June last year and concerns about his long term health, Coyle, after much soul searching has decided to call it a day on a career that saw him win IBF and Commonwealth lightweight crowns. He's joined by his coaching staff Jamie Moore and Nigel Travis, and by opponents Derry Mathews and Algieri. This is his goodbye.

Chris talks to renowned trainer Angel Fernandez who was secretly drafted into Anthony Joshua's camp after the defeat to Andy Ruiz in June to construct a plan to win the re-match.

Carl and Chris discuss Carl's victory in Las Vegas against Tyler McCreary, how he broke both his hands, his plans for 2020, his argument with George Groves, and a revelation about mince pies.

In the final episode of season 1, Chris Lloyd looks back on some of his and Carl's favourite interviews. There's Chris Eubank on what it takes to be a champion, David Haye on fighting the giant Nikolai Valuev, Andre Ward on why he believes Carl Froch is bitter and an emotional Tommy Coyle contemplates retirement. We also hear Carl explain how he almost ended up on Celebrity X-Factor and Martin Murray talks about life in a Cypriot jail. Want to hear more great podcasts from [JOE][1]? - [Liquid...

Chris and Carl meet up with WBA world super-middleweight champion Callum Smith. They talk about him growing up in a busy household with his three older brothers, what his dream contest would be and whether he thinks George Groves quit in their clash last year. N.B. this show was recorded on 16 October. Want to hear more great podcasts from [JOE][1]? - [Liquid Football][6] with Kelly Cates, featuring Jon Walters, Wayne Bridge, Wes Brown, Steve Sidwell and more. - [Games for the End of the...

No Carl this week as he prepares for his fight next month but Chris Lloyd is joined by promoter Kalle Sauerland ahead of the super-lightweight final of the World Boxing Super Series between Josh Taylor and Regis Prograis. He reveals why football is snaky, how he came up with the Super Six series and who his eight fighters would be in a tournament featuring the best heavyweights currently around. Want to hear more great podcasts from [JOE][1]? - [Liquid Football][6] with Kelly Cates, featuring...

From Rocky Balboa to the Blue Horizon, Joey Giardello to Joe Frazier, this week's TKO comes from the City of Brotherly Love and a homage to its fighting pedigree. Chris is joined by Ring Magazine's Nigel Collins for a tour of some of the most iconic venues and some fascinating stories along the way.

Chris travels to Manchester as Carl closes in on a return to the ring on November 30th in Las Vegas. He watches the progression of the training camp, is joined by European light-heavyweight champion Steven Ward and listens in amazement to Carl's audition tape for Celebrity X-Factor.

Chris and Carl meet the future of boxing, one of the rising stars of the fight game: unbeaten Californian Devin Haney. With a 23-0 record as a pro and brought up under the wing of Floyd Mayweather Sr., he's now the mandatory challenger to Vasyl Lomachenko. He talks to the boys about his tough upbringing, the role of his father and sparring with Mayweather Jr.

Chris and Carl travel to Moss Side in Manchester to meet up with Nigel Travis. Former boxer turned fireman, who built a boxing gym inside the fire station that transformed the community and took kids off the street and out of gangs. Now also a member of Carl's training team, Nigel also finds the time for a bit of acting, appearing as Erasmus Lee in Peaky Blinders.

This week on TKO, Chris and Carl are joined by Sky Sports commentator Andy Clarke to reflect on a dangerous weekend for Tyson Fury in Las Vegas, ask what the long term effects of his cut will be, and Carl has the latest on his return to the ring and the state of his left hand after his accident in Philadelphia.

Chris travels to Deer Lake, Pennyslvania to visit the newly refurbished former training camp of Muhammad Ali. He's joined by David Crouse, the borough council president who would ride his bike up to watch The Champ train in the 1970's, and by the former sportswriter turned guardian of the camp, Sam Matta. Together they discover the history of the camp, the story behind rope-a-dope and the rules of his kitchen.

Two-weight world champion Andre Ward joins Carl and Chris Lloyd to discuss his rivalry with Carl Froch, why Nonito Donaire is his brother for life and what he makes of the British light-heavyweight scene.

Carl Frampton and Chris Lloyd are in London to preview the world lightweight title contest between Vasiliy Lomachenko and Britain's Luke Campbell. Carl speaks to the great Ukrainian about his future plans and there's an interview with legendary boxing promoter Bob Arum about his 50 years in the sport, why promoters should work together to make the best fights and why he believes Eddie Hearn is like Donald Trump

Darren Barker returns to talk about his journey as a professional, from turning over with Tony Sims, to the tragic death of his brother Gary, followed by his comeback all the way to winning a world title

Chris is joined inside Philadephia's Liacouras Centre by ESPN and Top Rank's boxing commentator Crystina Poncher to talk Lomachenko, Eleider Alvarez, the passing of Maksim Dadashev and blazing a trail behind the microphone.

The TKO team were in Philadelphia for Carl's return to the ring against Mexico's Emmanuel Dominguez when disaster struck and a plinth fell onto his hand and broke it, forcing him to pull out. This is the full, emotional story of what happened and where he goes from here.

Chris travels to Sheffield to meet Commonwealth champion Frazer Carke who will be vying for Super Heavyweight gold at the Tokyo Olympics next year. He also discusses how he almost lost his life twice: first when he was stabbed outside a club in Derbyshire, and then at the Westminster Bridge terror attack in 2017.