Ask The Experts with Curran Bhatia

Ask The Experts with Curran Bhatia is a boxing interview show with steady access to the people shaping fight events. Its strongest episodes feel close to the room: a media workout, a launch press conference, a live event preview, or a news conversation recorded while a major story is still moving. The format is simple and useful. A current fight, deal, comeback, or rumor gets framed with enough context to understand the stakes, then the guest fills in the human or business layer. Fighters talk about training camp, layoffs, injuries, confidence, money pressure, family time, nutrition, and the mental side of returning to the ring. Promoters and executives talk about platforms, belts, sponsorship rules, broadcast partners, and how cards are built. Reporters and sports voices bring speculation back down to logistics: venue, network, contract, timing, and whether a proposed fight actually has momentum. The show is especially engaged with women’s boxing. Episodes around MVPW, ESPN, Alicia Bumgarner, Shadasia Green, Amanda Serrano, Katie Taylor, and the broader women’s roster treat the moment as both a sporting story and an infrastructure story. There is also a strong regional current. Madison Square Garden, Prudential Center, Newark, Atlantic City, New York sports, and New Jersey fighters give many conversations a local fight-scene texture. The tone is respectful without becoming soft. Questions often arrive with a long runway, but the runway matters because it gathers public storylines, fight records, promotional context, and fan expectations before asking for the guest’s view. That makes the show useful for listeners who already know the names and want the surrounding detail. It is not just about who wins. It is about how the fight got made, why it matters now, what the fighter is carrying into it, and what the sport’s power brokers are trying to build next.