This week on Samp&Chance Boxing, we break down one of the biggest weekends in boxing in 2026 — and trust us, it delivered. We start in Tokyo, where Naoya Inoue proved once again why he’s on top of the pound-for-pound mountain, surviving a fierce challenge from Junto Nakatani in a tactical war. Was this a passing-of-the-torch moment that didn’t quite happen, or did Nakatani expose cracks in “The Monster”? Inoue retained his undisputed crown by unanimous decision, but the fight turned into a late-round battle that had the boxing world buzzing.Then we head to Las Vegas, where David Benavidez made a massive statement, moving up in weight and stopping Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramírez to become a three-division champion. Is Benavidez now one of the most dangerous fighters in the sport — and who can actually deal with his pressure and power at cruiserweight? We preview this weekend’s heavyweight showdown as Fabio Wardley steps into the biggest fight of his career against Daniel Dubois. Is Wardley ready for the elite level, or is Dubois about to remind everyone why he’s still one of the most feared punchers in the division? Plus: International boxing history and Canadian boxing history spotlight, top headlines shaking up the sport right now and what’s next for Inoue, Benavidez, and the heavyweight division. All that and the unfiltered takes you expect from Samp&Chance Boxing. So sit back and relax and thank you for letting us into your ears.