Hello, I'm Andrew Hunter Murray, host of The Naked Week, a brand new comedy where you'll

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Nigel Farage, got into a punch-up with a wumble.

On the moon.

Don't be ridiculous, Duncan, there are no wumbles on the moon.

And this sort of thing.

You, Les, it's made Sadiq Khan, London's most unpopular mayor since Dick Whittington

charged his cat 12 quid to enter its own litter tray.

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This is Five Live Boxing.

We called it the Lord of the Flies, the King of the Flies,

and in Birmingham in front of a capacity crowd at the NEC,

Galau Yaffai stopped Sonny Edwards in six rounds.

They were bloody, they were nasty, they were brutal,

Galau was brilliant.

I'm Steve Bunce and this is Five Live Boxing.

Now I'm with Richie Woodall at ringside and I'm going to be honest with you.

I'm going to try and make sense of what we've seen because, okay, some people would have fancied the Galow to win and maybe Sunny was coming to the end of his career.

But as we sit here at ringside, with the ring being dismantled, with the security clearing people out, with the lights coming on, with the men in their flat jackets coming in, yellow jackets, with their protective hats on.

I'm going to put it to you, Ritchie, before we discussed the fire, there was a bit,

there was a sort of sense of wonder at ringside.

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