Is it possible that fighters can do without anyone knowing?

Without anyone else know?

No.

I knew what David's weaknesses were.

So as an amateur, he was literally just this genetic freak that could put anyone to sleep.

I mean, for Usik, it's a monumental challenge just because of the size that Tysonville.

And I remember, as David got up on the chair, I remember Vladimir looking at me and saying, don't do it.

We've done the trash talking,

big mouth, braggard role. Is this you being honest about how that was or is it's now you

conjuring an image rather than the reality of how it was? I don't think, I've never said this to anyone.

You've only got to mention a half credible reason why you failed a dope test, along with some

well-funded lawyers, and you're probably

going to get away with it. This is up front with me, Simon Jordan. I believe there are a lot of

vacuous, uninformed, unchallenged opinions out there. I want to get to the bottom line and cut

through the nonsense. So with this podcast with William Hill, I'm going to get people with strong

views who think they can stand them up to proper scrutiny. There's a good chance I might learn something along the way, and more

importantly, so might you. Joining me in today's episode, one of the country's most

recognizable and respected boxing trainers, synonymous in taking David Hay to cruiserweight

and then heavyweight glory, and in Andy Lee,

lifting the loft the WBO middleweight title, whilst guiding the likes of Josh Kelly, Michael

Conlon and Liam Williams to name a few along the way. Over two decades of experience and still

going strong in the corner, Adam Boove, welcome to Up Front. Thank you. A lot of these shows recently

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