This is an exceptional podcast on boxing and the people who have made it what it is today. PERFECT !!

Great professional interviews. Must listen for any boxing fan.

Good historical information

This podcast just gets better each week. The Montel Griffin one this week was exceptional. Tris manages to tease out the behind the scenes stuff that I find so interesting. Montel should be in the Hall of Fame. I look forward to the incoming podcasts this year.

Enjoy these conversations so much, thanks.

Never before heard Tyson avoided Foreman. Makes sense. Tris caught Big George in a certain mood. Great stuff.

A fantastic lockdown companion.

Fantastic podcast unlike any other out there. Tris is awesome and a terrific interviewer.

Richie Woodhall's Ray Downey story.. comic genius. Love it. Fantastic podcast Tris, cheers. ***Warning, this podcast will make you delve deep into YouTube for all those great fights of the 80's and 90's.

Stories with legends, incredible history, and BAD boxing fight discussions are simply fantastic. Must listen for any boxing fan. Must listen

Really enjoyable week in and week out. Tris does an amazing job allowing his guests to tell their stories. 5 Stars.

In my opinion, this is the best boxing podcast out there. Mr. Dixon delivers engaging long-form interviews with fascinating personalities (fighters, trainers, promoters, writers, etc.). Thanks to him, I've developed a newfound respect for fighters from the U.K.

Really enjoy each interview. Be great to get Scott Harrison or Michael Brodie. Sorry to here about the hassles with the YouTube channel. Keep up the great work Tris.

Greetings from the USA, Tris is doing something very worthwhile recording these stories for posterity. Thanks to him for all of the hard work, podcast is a fantastic listen, amazing stories.

Learning about life through medium of legends. Brilliant to be a listener on this journey with Tris Dixon.

Along with Costello and Bunce’s twice weekly program this is the best boxing podcast I’ve managed to find. It’s full of hundreds of poignant and funny anecdotes and Tris manages to ask some tough questions without ever sounding like he’s being combative or salacious. Hugely enjoyable!

If you love boxing history, you’ll love it!

In depth chats with people across the boxing spectrum. Incredible story telling. Tris is a perfect host poking printing the subject as and when needed. The Billy Graham one is crazy, making tea and giving his frank version of the work. Keep up the good work.

I was hard on Tris at first because of the poor audio. He’s fixed that problem, and the result is quite simply the best podcast by a long stretch. Parts sports history and social history, it brings to life the great fighters, trainers and promoters of the past and present. No one does an interview like Tris, he’s an artist.

Started with the Russell Steltz interview and I’ve been working my way backwards. I’m about 6 deep and everyone has been stellar. Tris is the best.

Love this podcast . I have listened to 10 or more and he has great guests from boxers to old school writers . If you are into boxing history and want some raw stories this is the best boxing podcast imo . Check it out!! A+

This podcast keeps getting better and better. Brilliant stuff with Trampler.

If you follow boxing then this is the podcast for you. There’s no screaming or ranting, just boxing talk. I remember after Lennox Lewis lost his title I ended up in a coffee shop late at night sitting at a table with my father, the amazing Harold Lederman, Gill Clancy and Larry Merchant. We sat talking boxing into the night. This podcast reminds me of those night. People chatting openly about the good times.. my hobby is hiking and climbing mountains. Many are over 14,000ft high. Those are very long days. At 3am I’m on the mountain making ground. I use Tris’ podcast to keep me company. Tris is an expert. I also love his writing, look at his books on amazon, they are really worth purchasing.

The boxing podcast was referenced by Craig Burley on Espn FC and I have listened to several interviews since. The stories behind each boxer are remarkable. I also enjoyed the interviews with Ian Darke and Dan Rafael. Hopefully Lennox, Hatton, Holmes, Fernando Vargas, Kevin Iole, Cotto, Froch, obviously Hamed...will be part of the podcast.

Thanks for delivering such excellent in depth interviews. Only discovered the podcast last week and am enjoying listening through the back catalogue. 5 stars.

Don’t go changing. Perfect as it is.

I especially enjoyed the interview with Porter. Don't change your interview style and keep bringing on great fighters. Looking forward to whatever is in the pipeline.

I really enjoyed Tris Dixon’s long form interview with Adam Booth. He was really able to get him to open up and talk about his personal and professional relationship with both George Groves and David Haye. Very skillful interviewer, this Dixon!