The Fight City Podcast No. 25

Welcome back to our podcast, helmed as always by Alden Chodash, who is joined again by site contributor Zachary Alapi as they discuss some of the recent and more significant ring results including Richard Commey’s stoppage of Raymundo Beltran; the comeback of Joseph Parker; the talent of Demetrius Andrade; rising prospects in Montreal; the Charlo brothers; Custio Clayton; Canelo’s options for September, plus other boxing news. Check it out:

‘For someone so calm in conversation, Custio boxes with an aggression that belies his peaceful nature. He can tailor a fight plan to his opponent, and either box or punch, depending on what’s advantageous. Since turning pro, Belanger has worked to develop Clayton’s jab and has since focused on improving his inside fighting skills. “He’s turning into a real boxer-puncher,” the trainer says. “He’s got a seek-and-destroy style, so you can’t switch without eating two or three shots from him. But he’s also extremely slick defensively. He doesn’t do big motions, so he’s not a flashy fighter. He does a lot of very subtle things.”’     From “Custio Clayton: Global Ambition” by Eliott McCormick