Boxing Clever

Dereck Chisora and David Haye: bottles, threats and tripods. We assess the carnage and ask what's next for the two mouthy Londoners. Speaking of mouthy Londoners, it's also our final podcast together, so we give all our thoughts on 2012's big fights, set to right the boxing world and wish you a fond farewell (all while getting drunk on champagne). Thanks so much for listening.

Dereck Chisora, Vitali Klitschko, Floyd Mayweather and Hulk Hogan all crop up on our 50th podcast. We also run the rule over performances from Carl Frampton, Scott Quigg and Rendall Munroe. It's a Skype show due to snow, so apologies if The Brain's volume is a little low (alternatively; no need to thank us).

Examining the hottest prospects in boxing for 2012, while the pod also marvel at the power of David Price and the muscial taste of Shane McPhilbin. Scott Quigg and Carl Frampton are contrasted, while The Brain lets off some steam about British matchmaking. Fearsome.

Nathan Cleverly, Miguel Cotto, Kevin Mitchell, Lucian Bute and Tyson Fury all make up one half of our hottest fights for 2012 - but who are they up against? Also, David Price v John McDermott, Floyd Mayweather v Prison, Dereck Chisora v Megatron, plus the man in the hat: does Amir Khan have a point?

The best and worst of boxing in 2011, including the finest fighter, fight and KO - plus the year's sorest losers, weirdest moments and biggest disappointments. Also, Andre Ward's win over Carl Froch, reasons to be cheerful for British boxing and an imaginary unicycle. Happy New Year to you all.

A festive edition sees the Boxing Clever team deliver previews, reviews and news like a rogue Santa as we look ahead to Carl Froch's Super Six showdown with Andre Ward - complete with expert analysis from Boxing Monthly head honcho Glyn Leach - and we look back at controversial fights involving Khan, Cotto, Chisora, Murray and Murray. Happy Christmas to all our listeners.

The heat of Miguel Cotto v Antonio Margarito, the moderate warmth of Amir Khan v Lamont Peterson, plus the chill of likely Murray-related losses. The pod also talk David Haye's possible comeback and, at last, Steve Collins v Michael Watson. Here is hoping Martin and John prove us wrong.

Is Manny Pacquiao past it? Who will Ricky Burns fight next? Is George Groves already world class? Is Tyson Fury rubbish? Will Chris Eubank Jr keep vaulting the top rope? All these important questions are considered, plus we pay homage to the late Smokin' Joe Frazier and 'The Brain' grabs an exclusive interview with British boxing pioneer Errol Christie.

Previewing a likely thriller in Burns v Katsidis, a tester in Groves v Smith and a trilogy finale in Pacquiao v Marquez. Wins for Scott Quigg and Nonito Donaire are also analysed, as The Brain struggles on manfully with man flu. We apologise for the quality (sound and content).

David Haye retires: is this for good? Nathan Cleverly v Tony Bellew: who really won? Bernard Hopkins: what's next? The best middleweight ever v the best boxer ever: who wins? All these questions and more go (un)answered in your fortnightly Boxing Clever podcast. Don't act like you're not impressed.