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    All The Smoke has literally been on fire recently, as the popular podcast with Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson continues its successful expansion with big name guests, tour stops and entrance into combat sports with All The Smoke Fight.

    This past July, the new combat sports vertical named Olympic Gold Medalist and two-division unified world champion Andrew Ward as the Chief Content Officer of All The Smoke Fight (ATS Fight).

    Now, ATS Fight has announced a new series called The Art of Ward, featuring the Boxing Hall of Famer’s perspectives “in and around the fight game.”

    “Everything I do in life, I want to be the very best,” said Ward in a release. “I’m bringing that same focus and mentality to this series. The Art of Ward is a show dedicated to having compelling conversations with people from all walks of life.”

    The debut show featured an in-depth interview with Edgar Berlanga, who is preparing to take on unified Super Middleweight World Champion Canelo Alvarez on Saturday, Sep. 14.

    Ward and Berlanga sit down to discuss Berlanga’s rise in the sport, how his father got him to switch from baseball to boxing, his upcoming fight with Canelo and more. It accomplishes the mission of the show, which is to give fight fans a unique perspective from one of the best to ever do it.

    “All The Smoke provides a comfortable space for athletes and influential figures to express themselves authentically and to reveal themselves in ways they haven’t before. I am proud to lead that mission,” said Ward.

    The second episode of the new series airs on September 19th and features former Undisputed Lightweight World Champion, Devin Haney.

    You can watch The Art of Ward on its YouTube channel, the DraftKings Network and across major podcast platforms.

    Read more over at First and Pen.

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    "First And Pen” was created to inform, inspire and connect through voices of color in sports, and is the sports media vertical of The Khanate Group. Our Mission: “We are first to the field and last to leave it, amplifying local sports stories from voices of color to the national conscience.”

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