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Al Bernstein Unplugged: On Boxing Al Bernstein Unplugged / Let's Do Something Productions
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4.8 • 28 Ratings
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Throughout Al's 40-year career, he's called some of the greatest fights in boxing history. Al Bernstein Unplugged: On Boxing gives Al and co-host Trip Mitchell an open platform to discuss some of the great fights, as well as the newest information in the greatest sport in the world. Interviews with fighters, both past and present, promoters, and sportscasters that gives the audience a unique perspective that no one but Al Bernstein can provide.
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Tony Harrison & Curtis Hunt
This week Al talks to Tony "Superbad" Harrison & Curtis Hunt, president of House of Boxing Champions.
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Chris Mannix
Senior Writer for Sports Illustrated Chris Mannix joins Al this week.
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Rex Chapman
This week Al interviews former NBA star - now Twitter superstar - Rex Chapman.
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Leonard Ellerbe
Al Bernstein talks to the CEO of Mayweather Promotions Leonard Ellerbe about the state of boxing and his history with Floyd Mayweather.
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Nico Walsh
Al Bernstein talks to Nico Ali Walsh, the grandson of Muhammad Ali, about his professional boxing debut on August 14th. Walsh gives us a sneak peak of what we can expect.
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Larry Holmes
This week Al revisits his interview with the great Larry Holmes, and takes your questions from Twitter.
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Customer Reviews
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Absolutely irreplicable combination of Boxing’s current events analysis and Boxing Nostalgia. I recently bought Al Bernstein’s audiobook, because his anecdotes are my favorite part of the podcast. Quickly has become a dedicated listen. Thanks!
Nando
Boring
Al is a great commentator, but this podcast lacks diversity of age and opinion. The questions he answers are boring and obvious, and the interview reveal little unknown info. Expected more from Al. Not a fan of his cohost at all, that would be an opportunity to add more diversity of ideas to the pod.
I always loved al
Al has always called and scored fights very accurately throughout the many years of excellent commentary he has provided for boxing fans.
One of thee best pundants to do it in all honesty.
Always fair I felt. Would point insightful things out like possible strategy a boxer(s) May be considering in a given situation that his fellow commentators didn’t think of and most of the time, can’t really follow up on with anything remotely half as astute.. Unless he is seated next to a ex boxer who still has half his wits about him/hasn’t become punch drunk.
What can I say other than stay healthy al and love your work ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️