Gladiator, champion and all round top bloke Ryan Walsh joins Steve Lillis and John Evans to chew the fat over these subjects:

ROUND ONE: HAS HE GONE FOR GOOD - Fury

ROUND TWO: Uysk the great? Unrivalled road warrior

ROUND THREE: Turki saying boxing fans and boxers need to understand losing isn't the end of the world.

ROUND FOUR IF YOU DIDN’T KNOW YOU DO NOW - Saturday proof Turki runs boxing

ROUND FIVE: Bring back prize fighter. Great concept, now’s the right time.

ROUND SIX A packed small venue is much better than a curtained-off big arena

2025 is here, and so are Steve Lillis and John Evans. For the first episode of the year, the guys are joined by VIP Boxing head honcho Steve Wood to tackle 6 fresh topics.

This week, they discuss Moses Itauma and his potential, the must-see rematch between Liam Cameron and Ben Whittaker, and the prospect of an unprecedented number of boxing shows in 2025. But is it a good thing? Or could it be too much?

Join the guys for all the insights, and let us know your thoughts on any of the subjects.

The Boys Are Back in Town—No, Not Thin Lizzy!

Steve Lillis reunites with his former BoxNation colleague Alex Steedman, alongside the ever-reliable John Evans, for another episode of Bell 2 Bell. This week, the trio tackles six captivating topics, each debated within a strict three-minute window.

In the aftermath of this weekend’s dramatic events, the team delves into the burning questions: Just how good is Galal Yafai? Did his performance send Sunny Edwards tumbling from world level, or is Galal already proving himself a top-tier fighter? They also examine Lawrence Okolie’s move to heavyweight—how will he fare in the formidable division?

Additionally, the concept of a ‘drawn round’ gives some food for thought: should boxing incorporate more drawn rounds? The guys reflect on the Central Area showdown between Kane Gardner and Reece MacMillan, where razor-thin margins left some rounds almost impossible to call.

Catch all this and more in the latest episode of Bell 2 Bell, featuring top horseracing and boxing broadcaster Alex Steedman.