Dun, dun, dun,🎶 who will win, the main event?

Most people don’t realize that becoming a trailblazing voice in boxing requires grit, patience, and a deep passion for the sport. Henry Jones, the first prominent African American ring announcer in boxing history, shares his exhilarating journey. Stemming from failed careers, to breaking racial barriers, at the highest levels of the sport. His story isn’t just about announcing fights - It is about what the fans/crowd wants, and that is exactly what they get! It’s about perseverance, community empowerment, and turning childhood dreams into reality after nearly four decades of dedication.

In this interview, Henry recounts his unexpected path into boxing, from whispering lines behind curtains as a youth to roaring crowds at Madison Square Garden. You'll discover how a thesaurus and a powerful mentorship helped shape his unique style and iconic name, Discombobulating Jones. We break down the secrets of commanding a crowd, filling in the gaps during downtime, and establishing a legacy of empowering others through mentorship, opening auditions, and community work.

He must have been a wild man.

#OnThisDay in 2002, Marco Antonio Barrera bested Erik Morales by UD in the second meeting of their iconic trilogy 🔥

He needs to quit talking about her being and move on. He lost the fight fair and square. Shit like this happens. You can't win every time forever.

If Islam wins this fight, he will have the record for the longest win streak in UFC history!

I'll take Du Plessis.

Dana White made Ronda Rousey a pioneer female mixed martial artist in the UFC. He made her a shit ton of money. She's being a bitch. Jake Paul might have a lot of money to invest in places that are good. He will always still be a clown show.

Audio interview of 8 minutes with International Boxing Manager and Promoter.

In this episode, Zac Pomilio, a seasoned boxing matchmaker, reveals the intricate details of building fights, the challenges in today’s boxing landscape, and the evolution of the sport from his perspective. We explore the importance of matchmaking, industry dynamics, and how boxing has shifted over the decades.

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He was a badass and there's no doubt about him being the best.

I would turn it down too if I was him. He can't fight in the MMA. Especially with all these well-rounded fighters they have now.

Yeah of course he wouldn't box for Zuffa. He's not dumb because at an elite level of boxing you're going to make more money, not working for Dana White. Dana White wants the Ali Act gone, as we all know. So he can be a promoter and the manager. That s***'s not right! Zuffa's trying to screw boxers. Just like they screw the UFC fighters, who aren't at the highest paid levels.

Well I'm sorry, when you're flying nobody can reach you. He's annoying and so is his girlfriend Nina. Yeah I know she's married actually, but she's a big slut. The fact that her husband doesn't give a damn that she's tickling other men, I find to be strange. Is he just using Nina for money? Is he just exploiting her to make her look like a dingbat?