Leave it in the Ring Radio

Chosen as 2011's 'Best Upcoming Internet Boxing Radio Show’ by Pedro Fernandez of 'Ringtalk’ radio, Leave it in the Ring (LIITR) creator & host David Duenez (@leaveitinthering) continues to provide some of the best exclusive content to the boxing world. Every Monday evening at 8 p.m. EST/5 p.m. PST, David, offers the latest in boxing news, post-fight analysis, and interviews.

Champions, trainers, and callers alike join our esteemed hosts for two commercial-free hours of boxing talk as they provide fight fans with unfiltered access into the sweet science. So grab a beer, relax, and lets talk boxing!

Find us on Twitter: @LIITRBoxing | @maestroamílcar

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