World title fights and a former world champ joins us to talk about his return to the ring soon after a brief "retirement" on the newest "Big Fight Weekend Preview" Podcast.

Host T.J. Rives is back with insider Dan Rafael of his Fight Freaks Unite substack and BigFightWeekend.com to cover it all from:

The Matchroom DAZN card Saturday, 3 pm ET in Monte Carlo , as Joe Cordina meets Edward Vazquez, for Cordina’s IBF junior lightweight title. Plus: Sivenathi Nontshinga battles Adrian Curiel, for Nontshinga’s IBF junior flyweight title. The boys discuss both.

Later Saturday evening U.S. Time it's the Top Rank ESPN card Saturday, 11 pm ET in Reno, NV, as heavyweight contendter Efe Ajagba takes on Australian Joe Goodall in the main event and lightweight rising prospect Raymond Muratalla is in action as well. Dan gives his thoughts on the bouts and the futures for Ajagba and Murataila

There's also a WBC vacant crusierweight title bout in Miami with Noel Mikaelian meeting former champ Ilunga "Junior" Makabu, for vacant WBC cruiserweight title to go over.

Then, T.J. talks with former world champ Jamel Herring one on one, as he returns to the ring after a year and a half to resume his career at 38 years of age. Why and why now for Herring, who's been doing some succesful commentary work for Top Rank/ESPN international broadcasts, as well?

Next, is fight news for the Benavidez-Andrade Showtime PPV undercard announced, including Jermall Charlo’s return for non-title bout and also, Dan has more on the final Showtime card apparently for December 16th in Minneapolis headlined by David Morrell.

And, Golden Boy confirms the return of unbeaten Vergil Ortiz Jr., moving up to junior middleweight to fight Fredrick Lawson Jan. 6 on DAZN at Virgin Hotels in Las Vegas,

There's some Nostalgia from 10 years ago on GGG scoring a devastating KO against Curtis Stevens at MSG Theater and terrible situation of Mike Perez’s 10-round decision win over Magomed Abdusalamov, who suffered a life-altering brain injury. Dan was ringside.

And 4 years ago on Thursday – Canelo Alvarez drilled Sergey Kovalev in round 12 to win the WBO light heavyweight title and win a title in a fourth division. Dan was also there in Vegas.

Hear it all on the "Big Fight Weekend Preview Podcast" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Spofity, Google, etc.!!