Fight-week access with proper boxing judgment.
Ringside Toe2Toe Boxing Podcast is a Sky Sports boxing show built around fight-week access, studio debate, and straight conversation with active names in the sport. It suits listeners who want news, tactical judgment, and career context without losing the banter around the table.
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Ringside Toe2Toe Boxing Podcast is a Sky Sports boxing show shaped by access, argument, and the rhythms of fight-week conversation. It is brisk. Recent episodes jump from Fury-AJ possibility to Connor Benn’s weight position, Caroline Dubois versus Terry Harper, the Chisora-Wilder atmosphere, and the wider meaning of a new Sky Sports-Zufa Boxing broadcast deal. The show knows its way around the sport’s machinery. Rankings, comeback fights, promotional routes, weight jumps, undercards, and title shots all become part of the same rolling conversation. It is not just preview and reaction. The interviews matter. Caroline Dubois is given room to explain winning while under the weather, Tony Yoka talks through expectation and heavyweight timing, and Vidal Reilly is pressed on ambition, scrutiny, and the cruiserweight scene. Those conversations are direct without becoming cold. The show can ask whether a fighter made the right statement, whether a matchup is fair, or whether a career is being rebuilt correctly, then still make space for respect, context, and the practical realities of boxing. That balance gives it texture. There is pub-table humor, but also proper technical attention to power, athleticism, inside work, foot placement, pressure, and the mental side of the sport. The panel-style stretches often begin with a question and end with a firmer judgment about levels, timing, or risk. Big characters pass through the frame. Jake Paul, Dana White, Callum Smith, Tony Yoka, Caroline Dubois, and Vidal Reilly appear in episodes that connect personality, promotion, and actual ring consequences. Heavyweights get plenty of oxygen, especially around Fury, AJ, Wilder, Chisora, Usyk, Wardley, Jarrod Anderson, and the chasing pack. Women’s boxing is also a recurring thread, with Dubois, Harper, Scott Lee, Flores, Ellie Scotney, Katie Taylor, and others discussed as central parts of the calendar. The show is best for listeners who already follow boxing but want more than headlines. It gives them the talk behind the talk: why a route matters, why timing changes a fight, and why a win can still leave questions. It feels current without being flimsy. It feels informed without sanding off the messiness of the sport.
Made for: For boxing fans who follow the major names, undercards, title routes, and promotional shifts, and want sharp conversation around what each move means. It also works for newer fans comfortable learning through lively, boxing-literate discussion.
What sets it apart: Its edge is the mix of Sky Sports access, named fighter interviews, and conversational analysis that connects fight-night emotion to career strategy. The show treats boxing as both a technical sport and a political marketplace.
Sky Sports' boxing podcast - Ringside Toe2Toe - brings you all the latest news and talking points from the world of boxing every Tuesday.Each week, Andy Scott is joined by the biggest names in boxing to look ahead to and analyse the biggest fights.-Toe2Toe is a Sky Sports podcast. Listen to every episode here: skysports.com/toe-2-toeYou can listen to Toe2Toe on your smart speaker by asking it to "play Ringside Toe2Toe".For all the latest boxing news, head to skysports.com/boxingFor advertising opportunities email: [email protected]
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Ringside Toe2Toe turns boxing's crowded title picture and upcoming cards into sharp, personable discussion grounded in tactics, matchmaking and direct fighter interviews.
Andy Scott builds each edition around boxing's immediate questions, then brings fighters and informed studio voices close enough to test the details.
A fighter starts with four belts and ends with none; your boxing questions have found their people.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Fury-AJ chatter sharpens when the discussion stays on the fighters, not the noise.
Ringside Toe-to-Toe leans on the Fury-AJ noise, but it finds its best footing when Andy Scott and Barry Jones keep circling back to what Joshua looked like against Makhmudov.
A lively boxing review of champions, heavyweight routes, and possible next fights.
Ringside Toe-to-Toe shapes a busy boxing weekend into a wider conversation about routes, timing, and what a career can still become. Andy Scott and John Dennon move from Kakache becoming the new WBA super featherweight champion and a two-time champion of the world to reports…
A lively boxing conversation about cruiserweight pressure, Spurs banter, and Viddal Riley's next step.
This Ringside Toe2Toe episode plays as a loose, lively boxing-room conversation, with Spurs banter, cruiserweight debate, and Viddal Riley's run as the undefeated British cruiserweight champion all pulling the discussion forward.
A loose, personality-led boxing chat weighs Usyk-Verhoeven's risk and Okoli-Yoka's crossroads stakes.
Alexander Usyk against Rico Verhoeven gives this PlayNext episode a clean hook: how much danger can the king of kickboxing really bring, and does the matchup put any meaningful pressure on Usyk's standing at the top of the division?
A grounded heavyweight preview shaped by Wardley's composure, Dubois's power and Logan's mental fault line.
Fabio Wardley's new status as heavyweight champion gives this Ringside Toe-to-Toe episode a clear center of gravity. His admission that the achievement still has not fully sunk in sets a grounded tone before the talk moves toward Daniel Dubois.
Caroline Dubois makes the moving parts of a stalled title route feel personal.
Caroline Dubois gives this Ringside Toe-to-Toe episode its sharpest thread: a unified champion trying to make sense of a title route that would not stay still.
A candid fight-week preview where Eubank-Benn's violence gives way to a sharp Catterall-Esserman argument.
Toe to Toe lands in fight week with Eubank and Benn at the centre, weighing the draw of a brutal main event against a frank look at what both fighters have handed over for public entertainment.
Sky Sports' Ringside Toe2Toe podcast previews the Eubank Jr vs Benn II fight card and discusses other boxing news.
Sky Sports' Ringside Toe2Toe podcast recaps a massive boxing weekend.
This boxing podcast previews the Eubank Jr-Benn fight and debates the aftermath of the Whittaker-Cameron 2 rematch with guests George Groves and Joe Cordina.
This episode previews the Ben Whittaker vs.
Andy Scott opens the show with Barry Jones and Richard Midnight Train Reactport on the Sky Sports vodcast.
This episode features an interview with unified boxing champion Caroline Dubois, discussing her recent fight victory despite battling illness.
This episode previews a boxing event over Easter weekend, focusing on the heated rivalry between Caroline Dubois and Terry Harper, with insights from a Sky Sports journalist.
This episode is a heavyweight boxing special featuring an interview with Olympic champion Tony Yoka discussing his upcoming fight on April 25th against Lawrence Acoli and his career trajectory.
This boxing podcast episode features exclusive interviews with Jake Paul and Dana White, discussing fighters like Tyson Fury and upcoming events like the MVP show on Sky Sports.
["Callum Smith says his April 18 Liverpool defense of the WBO interim light heavyweight title against David Morrell could put him one step from becoming a two-weight world champion.", "Andy Scott and John Dennen open with Kakache's WBA super featherweight win over Jazza Dickens in Ireland and the next-fight options of Ryan Garner or Emmanuel Navarrete.", "The middle of the show covers Pierce O'Leary beating Maxie Hughes, Michaela Mayer's move to MVP, Ellie Scottney's style clash with Maielli Flores, and heavyweight talk about Oleksandr Usyk, Rico Verhoeven, Fabio Wardley, Ajit Kabayel, and Jarrod Anderson.", "Smith says a loss to Morrell could be the end of the road, which makes the interview feel like a career-defining checkpoint rather than a routine title defense."]
Andy Scott and Gary Logan open with Spurs grief, then bring Vidal Reilly into a boxing chat that keeps drifting between jokes and real analysis.
Andy Scott opens with Barry Jones, a former world champion, and John Denon, a Sky Sports boxing journalist.
Fabio Wardley says he can knock out any heavyweight if he lands clean, but Daniel Dubois forces him to create the opening first.
This episode previews the Eubank Jr vs Benn II boxing fight card and discusses the Itauma vs Franklin announcement, with hosts sharing personal sports injury stories.
This episode features an interview with boxing brothers Sam and Sean Noakes, focusing on Sam's upcoming WBO world title fight in five weeks.
This episode features an interview with boxer Conor Benn discussing his upcoming rematch with Eubank Jr on November 15th, reflecting on his emotional performance in their first fight and his focus on redemption.