Fast boxing talk for matchup obsessives.
In The Corner tracks boxing first, with UFC and PFL cards folded into the same urgent fight-week conversation. Cash moves quickly from headline bouts to undercards, rankings, injuries, ticket chatter, retirements, and the next fight that ought to happen.
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In The Corner is a rapid solo combat-sports show centered on boxing and driven by the question that follows every result: what now? Cash covers the obvious headline fights, then keeps going. A Tyson Fury return becomes a discussion of form, opponent level, ticket sales, mindset, and whether Anthony Joshua should finally be next. A Deontay Wilder and Derek Chisora fight becomes more than a messy heavyweight scrap; it turns into a read on decline, durability, refereeing, public expectation, and the strange late-career value of an old rivalry. The show likes big names, but it does not stop at them. Ben Whittaker's development, Boots Ennis against Xander Zayas, Sebastian Fundura, Keith Thurman, Moses Atalma, and undercard fighters all get worked into the same running map of the sport. It is direct. It is crowded. It rarely waits around for atmosphere. The best stretches feel like listening to a fight fan build a matchmaking ladder in real time, shifting one piece when an injury, legal issue, upset, or promotional choice changes the board. MMA coverage adds another layer, especially when UFC and PFL cards share the weekend with boxing. Recent episodes spend time on Israel Adesanya, Joe Pfeiffer, Yuri Prohaska, Carlos Olberg, Gilbert Burns, Mike Malott, Charles Jourdain, Derrick Kelly, J.J. Wilson, and other names from the weekly combat-sports churn. Cash is comfortable calling a card weak, a fight chaotic, a performance worrying, or a matchup exactly what boxing needs. The show also pays attention to the business around the action. Netflix cards, DAZN placement, PFL scheduling, Belfast start times, pay-per-view questions, and promoter decisions all matter because they shape which fights fans actually get. That gives In The Corner a useful edge over simple recap shows. It does not only say who won. It asks whether the win proves anything, whether the matchmaking was honest, whether the loser still has a future, and whether the next booking makes sense. The pacing is loose and immediate, but the knowledge base is specific. For fans already following the names, that speed is the point. In The Corner turns the weekly combat-sports pileup into one opinionated, practical, inside-the-conversation briefing.
Made for: Best for boxing fans who already know the major fighters and want quick, opinionated reads on results, announcements, and next fights. MMA followers who track UFC and PFL cards will also find regular coverage.
What sets it apart: In The Corner stands out for treating every fight as part of a bigger matchmaking and promotional chain. Cash moves from result to context to next opponent without sanding off the fan-level urgency.
In The Corner is an all-things boxing and combat sports podcast discussing upcoming fights, breaking news, and breaking down all the fights over the weekend.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Cash connects fight results to rankings, matchmaking, career direction, and promotional power across boxing and UFC.
Cash moves bout by bout through boxing and UFC weekends, mixing previews and predictions with post-fight judgment, matchmaking questions, and the business around the action.
Fury gets a 118-110 scorecard; a UFC brawl gets nine middle fingers; you get Cash's take.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Fast fight talk that keeps one eye on the results and the other on what comes next.
Episode 149 keeps its focus on the parts of fight night that actually linger: Ben Whittaker's first-round win, Gilbert Burns calling it quits after a five-fight skid, and a card that keeps tightening around the closer calls, like Charles Jourdain and Jai Herbert-Mandel Nalo.
A fight-week roundup that turns boxing chaos into a sharp, opinionated preview.
Episode 148 centers on the week's biggest boxing story: Floyd Mayweather has agreed to a professional fight with Manny Pacquiao after exhibition talk, contract confusion, and deadline pressure made the booking feel unstable.
A bruising boxing-and-UFC recap that turns one wild weekend into a clear next-step argument.
Cash gives boxing the headline, but the episode keeps circling back to momentum: Tyson Fury's return, the shape of the heavyweight picture, and what a messy UFC fight says about the rest of the weekend.
A quick, sharp tour through boxing's promotional split, UFC Mexico, and Manny Pacquiao Promotions' latest card.
Episode 134 moves from the Arizona unification bout between Emmanuel Navarrete and Eduardo Sugar Nunez into the wider mess of boxing's promotional split, with Matchroom, Queensberry, Golden Boy, Zuffa Boxing, and The Ring all in play.
A lean fight preview built around Garcia-Barrios and the weekend's wider combat-sports slate.
Cash keeps the focus on Ryan Garcia vs. Mario Barrios, and the tension is clear. He treats it as a must win spot for Garcia, notes the lack of a win since 2023, and ties that thread back to Oscar Duarte, the Devin Haney no contest, and the welterweight title picture.
Cash opens episode 149 by setting up a weekend without a huge pay-per-view centerpiece, but still with plenty to talk about.
Cash opens on the week’s big fight news.
Cash opens with the devastating UFC title fight where Carlos Olberg lands a shot from hell on Yuri Prohaska, then moves straight into Tyson Fury's return on the first Netflix boxing event in the UK.
This episode analyzes Tyson Fury's return to boxing against Arsene Makhmudov on Netflix, covering fight details, ticket sales, and predictions, along with other combat sports news.
This episode analyzes the messy but entertaining Deontay Wilder vs.
Preview and analysis of the upcoming Derek Chisora vs.
Host Cash discusses recent boxing and MMA fights, including Adesanya's loss, Fundora's win, and the announced Boots Ennis vs.
Host Cash previews upcoming UFC, PBC, and PFL fight events, focusing on Israel Adesanya's must-win fight.
The host recaps a UFC event in London, analyzing the main fight between Movsar Ivloev and Lerone Murphy and discussing title implications.
Host Cash discusses upcoming boxing and MMA fights, including UFC London and Top Rank's broadcast deal.
The host discusses recent UFC fight announcements and upcoming cards, analyzing matchups and fighter prospects.
Host Cash discusses recent combat sports news and previews upcoming fights, including the Ronda Rousey vs.
Host Cash discusses UFC 326, Zufa Boxing 4, and the controversial White House card matchmaking.
Host Cash discusses upcoming UFC 326, breaking news in combat sports, and analyzes key fights.
Host Cash discusses recent boxing and MMA fights, including Navarrete's win, Kavanaugh's upset, and Usyk's next fight against Verhoeven.
Cashto opens on a busy fight week.
Host Cash discusses major boxing and MMA fights from the weekend, including Ryan Garcia's title win, Conor Benn's promoter change, and the announcement of a Mayweather-Pacquiao rematch.
Cash opens episode 132 by saying the sport has a packed weekend after a quieter stretch.
The host discusses a shocking announcement of an MMA fight between Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano on Netflix, along with other boxing news.
Host Cash discusses recent boxing and MMA fights, including Nick Ball vs.
Host Cash discusses upcoming combat sports events, including Shakur vs.
Host Cash discusses breaking news about fighter withdrawals and previews upcoming boxing and UFC events.
Host Cash discusses upcoming boxing fights, including the potential Anthony Joshua vs.
This episode discusses UFC's official launch on Paramount, recent fight announcements including Paddy Pimlett vs.
Host Cash recaps a huge boxing card in Saudi Arabia and UFC Qatar, analyzing standout performances and upcoming fights.
This episode discusses the upcoming professional boxing match between Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua, analyzing the fight details, weight restrictions, and predictions for the outcome.
Host Cash recaps a huge weekend in combat sports, analyzing Islam Makhachev's UFC win and Conor Benn's victory over Chris Eubank Jr.
This episode discusses the cancellation of the Jake Paul vs.
This episode previews major upcoming combat sports events, including UFC 322 and boxing rematches, while analyzing recent fights like Virgil Ortiz Jr.'s victory over Erickson Lubin.
The host discusses the cancellation of the Jake Paul vs.
This episode discusses the potential cancellation of the Jake Paul vs.
The host rants about Andrew Tate becoming CEO of Misfits Boxing and headlining an event against Chase Damore.