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The Art Of Ward

The Art Of Ward

著者： Black Effect x All The Smoke Productions
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THE ART OF WARD is a series hosted by Boxing Hall of Famer and Chief Content Officer for ALL THE SMOKE FIGHT Andre Ward exploring the fight game from the inside out. THE ART OF WARD series is a tapestry of thoughtful content showcasing Ward’s personal, unmatched perspective shaped by his evolution as a fighter, a man and an influential figure in combat sports.2026 iHeartMedia, Inc. © Any use of this intellectual property for text and data mining or computational analysis including as training material for artificial intelligence systems is strictly prohibited without express written consent from iHeartMedia 政治・政府
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  • Haney–Shakur Hits a Wall, Fundora’s Stoppage & Why Dubois Is Dangerous

    Haney–Shakur Hits a Wall, Fundora’s Stoppage & Why Dubois Is Dangerous
    2026/10/20
    Andre Ward is joined by Roy Jones Jr. and Zab Judah for a three-champion breakdown of the biggest conversations in boxing. They react to Daniel Dubois’ win over Fabio Wardley, debate whether Ermal Hadribeaj deserved to finish the Sebastian Fundora fight on his feet, and explain why boxing may need instant replay.The conversation turns to weight, leverage and the fights that never get made. Andre reveals the preparation mistake he made before facing Sergey Kovalev, the panel challenges boxing’s “weight bully” label, and Roy draws a hard line on Devin Haney vs. Shakur Stevenson: fight at 140, fight at 147 or move on—with Tank Davis waiting as the alternative.0:00 — Welcome to Hall of Game2:00 — Zab Judah’s Youth Football Championship Run4:03 — Roy Jones Jr. on Building an Old-School Champion9:24 — Remembering Charles King11:32 — Daniel Dubois vs. Fabio Wardley18:52 — Sebastian Fundora vs. Ermal Hadribeaj28:58 — Emanuel Navarrete vs. O’Shaquie Foster34:06 — The “Weight Bully” Debate38:25 — Andre Ward’s Kovalev Training Mistake41:32 — Haney vs. Shakur: 140, 147 or No Fight?45:55 — Catchweights, Money and Negotiating Leverage55:31 — Roy Jones: Haney Must Stay at 1471:01:01 — Closing Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  • Mike Tyson Admitted He Was Terrified—Andre Ward Explains Why It Mattered

    Mike Tyson Admitted He Was Terrified—Andre Ward Explains Why It Mattered
    2026/10/13
    On this special Mike Tyson edition of HALL OF GAME, Andre Ward sits down with six-time world champion Zab Judah to look ahead to Netflix’s four-part ‘TYSON’ documentary series and unpack the contradictions behind one of boxing’s most feared figures. Zab recalls spending a month with Tyson as a teenager—and wrecking one of his brand-new custom Ducati motorcycles. Zab expected the worst. Instead, Mike asked whether he and his brother were okay and told them, “That bike is replaceable. You guys are not replaceable.” Dre and Zab also discuss Tyson’s intelligence, his honesty about entering fights terrified, and how that openness helped other champions understand and overcome their own fear.They close with the Mike Tyson they see today: calmer, family-focused and still capable of commanding the world’s attention. From his evolution outside the ring to the way he sold the Jake Paul fight approaching 60, the aura remains unmistakable. 0:00 – Mike Tyson Special0:50 – Can Four Episodes Capture Tyson’s Life?4:21 – Zab’s Month With Mike Tyson4:56 – The Wrecked Ducati Story8:10 – The Reader Behind the Knockouts8:50 – Tyson’s Honesty About Fear12:39 – What Andre Ward Learned From Tyson13:49 – What the Netflix Series Must Show14:59 – Who Mike Tyson Is Today17:10 – How Tyson Still Sells a Fight18:24 – Final Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    19 分
  • Is It Fury vs. Joshua or Dana White vs. Eddie Hearn? Dre & Zab Judah Break Down the BEEF

    Is It Fury vs. Joshua or Dana White vs. Eddie Hearn? Dre & Zab Judah Break Down the BEEF
    2026/10/07
    Roy Jones Jr. is out this week, so Andre Ward brings in the newest member of the All The Smoke family: six-time world champion, former undisputed welterweight king and Hall of Famer Zab Judah, the pride of Brooklyn, sitting in on Hall of Game. They start with Ben Whittaker's unanimous decision over Conor Wallace, the 10th round that had him in real trouble for the first time as a pro, and his own admission that he switched off. Dre shares the uppercut that wobbled him in his second pro fight, and both have a message for Eddie Hearn on how to move Whittaker from here. Then it's Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua, finally made for December 11 in Cardiff. Zab calls it the UK Super Bowl and real beef, while Dre wonders if the bigger fight is Dana White vs. Eddie Hearn. Neither of them knows what to make of AJ tickling Fury at the face-off. They close on the state of the game: fighters controlling their own story on social media, wolf tickets that never turn into fights, the business that gets in the way of the fights fans want, and why anyone saying boxing is dead has it wrong. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    37 分
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