Oct 1, 2026 · 39 min · 13 segments
“Judgement Day” delivered a thrilling night of Irish domestic boxing pitting the top rising talent with tough opponents, grudge matchew, rematches and high octane title action. In episode 259 AL…
Carl SheridanGuestJosh OlaniyanGuestJay QuigleyGuest
Sean TyndallGuestTadgh O'DonnellGuestKian HeddermanGuest
Max KavanaghGuestTyg FitzpatrickGuestHe did what he had to do, got to win.
Keane Hederman, very workman-like, very business-like.
You're going to hear from Keane in a minute as well.
And our old friend Team Tindall, we were straight in, got into the locker room, wanted to make sure everything was good.
Give them the best wishes and wished them underway.
And see them on the other side, which we will hear now as well in a minute.
And then the one that I did miss as I was interviewing Sean was Marcus Sutherland against Stephen Nicolai, which I understand was
a
tremendous match.
And I think the only gripe from a promoter's point of view, I think I heard Jay comment on it at one point during the night, was that all the matches were going the distance, which was putting them back a little bit on schedule.
But it was running well, it was running smooth.
I think Jayburn Promotions is now at a point where it's a well-oiled machine.
It's got people in places.
It's got everybody knows their job in the team, part of the direct team.
Everybody knows what they're doing and it works well and it works smoothly.
Running smoothly isn't something that we can often say about professional boxing.
So we 100% take it when we get it.
I'm going to jump into an interview here with Cian Hederman, who just as I was chatting to Cian, his own promoter, Jay Quigley, somebody that you're all too familiar with here on the podcast, came along and we had a few words with Jay before quickly running backstage then and having a chat with Sean Tyndall as he got changed after his very, very impressive win.
He did what he had to do, got to win.
Keane Hederman, very workman-like, very business-like.
You're going to hear from Keane in a minute as well.
And our old friend Team Tindall, we were straight in, got into the locker room, wanted to make sure everything was good.
Give them the best wishes and wished them underway.
And see them on the other side, which we will hear now as well in a minute.
And then the one that I did miss as I was interviewing Sean was Marcus Sutherland against Stephen Nicolai, which I understand was
a
tremendous match.
And I think the only gripe from a promoter's point of view, I think I heard Jay comment on it at one point during the night, was that all the matches were going the distance, which was putting them back a little bit on schedule.
But it was running well, it was running smooth.
I think Jayburn Promotions is now at a point where it's a well-oiled machine.
It's got people in places.
It's got everybody knows their job in the team, part of the direct team.
Everybody knows what they're doing and it works well and it works smoothly.
Running smoothly isn't something that we can often say about professional boxing.
So we 100% take it when we get it.
I'm going to jump into an interview here with Cian Hederman, who just as I was chatting to Cian, his own promoter, Jay Quigley, somebody that you're all too familiar with here on the podcast, came along and we had a few words with Jay before quickly running backstage then and having a chat with Sean Tyndall as he got changed after his very, very impressive win.
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