It's looking unlikely that Frank Warren and talkSPORT's Adam Catterall will ever see eye to eye when it comes to Tyson Fury.
The pair have been at odds of late, due to Catterall and other talkSPORT hosts' criticism of Fury, which also led to 'The Gypsy King' himself refusing to work with the broadcaster.
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And the most recent development came last weekend, when Warren confronted Catterall while they were both in attendance at a boxing show in Manchester.
Warren told Catterall to 'stop talking b*******' and he said the way that the boxing journalist speaks about Fury is a 'disgrace' and disrespectful.
They finished the conversation with a handshake, but now they are back at it, as Warren joined Catterall on talkSPORT's Fight Night.
Catterall began by saying he wanted to 'clear the air' in terms of Warren's problem with him, as well as the issues between talkSPORT and Tyson Fury.
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Although it seems the Hall-of-Fame promoter believes he said everything he wanted to say last time they met, replying: "Well, I thought we got to the end of it last week."
The two men then took each other to task over a number of topics, including Catterall describing the fights in the heavyweight division last year as 'warm lager'.
And they clashed over Fury's conduct in his unsuccessful negotiations with Anthony Joshua last year when he enforced what Catterall believes were unrealistic deadlines that killed the fight, but Warren argued that AJ was never going to take the fight anyway.
As it appeared they weren't making much progress, Catterall asked Warren how talkSPORT could move past the current issues with Fury.
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Warren responded: "That you're going to have to speak to him about, I can't move it forward.
"He's got his views and he's where he's at, but I've been trying to explain this and even up until a couple of minutes ago you're still criticising."
"But that's an opinion, isn't it?" Catterall attempted to explain.
Although, Warren wasn't having any of it, saying: "You can have an opinion and everyone's entitled to an opinion, but sometimes there should be an informed opinion and sometimes you should listen to what's going on and hear what's going on."
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While they didn't really resolve anything with the discussion, once again the conversation ended in a respectful manner, with Catterall saying: "Frank, thanks so much for giving up your time."
And Warren said: "It's a pleasure as always."