You hear anyone they say, you know, the minute you get hit, I thought, oh, that's not for me.

The minute I got it, I thought, oh, come on, come on then.

I sat there on my stool, and I thought to myself, Simon, I thought, that's it.

Even if I got one through, he got half a shoulder, half a block, or half an elbow.

And people ask me a lot, who's the best pack-y-hour, I say Mayweather all day.

How do you get to a point where you don't believe what he's saying?

Because my dad's my dad.

Blood's thicker.

Well, it's my dad's my dad, you know.

As much as a little Billy, you know, my dad's still my dad.

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, a boxer born out of Manchester who would rise to become a two-weight world champion.

He experienced iconic highs against Costa Zoo and ultimate lows with Floyd Mayweather and Mani Pacheo.

From the UK to Vegas, a legendary English crowd followed in a story of glory and personal challenge.

The hitman, Ricky Hatton.

Welcome to us.

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