Oh, five, four, three, two, two, one, two, ignition, lift off.

Oh, yeah, get some of this. The audio invasion continues. It's in this corner with Brian Campbell. We are back this time with a boxing edition. And let it be known about this podcast to anyone listening. Look, we are coming for you. So hide your kids. Hide your free time. Hide those podcasts that you used to listen to because we're climbing in your air drum, snatching up your five senses, ready to inject that performance enhancing audio. And what a time to be a fan of the sweet science. There's a reason for optimism, reason for hope, just days removed from an epic heavyweight championship

fight in England, and just days ahead from the Canelo Chavez fight week in Vegas.

It's all upon us.

I'm going to need some heavy tools to sort this out.

So let me bring in my brohammer from the unforgiving streets of Manhattan, New York,

a graduate of city high.

Yes, six five with green eyes,

smile like the sunshine, Raith, Bartholomew, my man, Boogs, how is it?

Brian, you wanted a heavy tool. I am the heaviest tool in the world right now.

But really, you know, like you said, it's a great, you know, we're back, the heavyweight division is back.

It's B.C. and his young Padawan learner whose first name is Rayfeel.

There you go, Raphael.

Ray, before we get into Boxo, a little social question, a little thing that's in a lot of people's minds before we slide into those Joshua Clitchko DMs. I'm going to ask you a personal question. What in fact would you do if your son

was at home crying all alone on the bedroom floor because he's hungry? And the only way to feed him,

sleep with a man for a little bit of money. I mean, this is this is something that have been

talked about tossed around the minds of political activists of social connoisseurs for many years.

Brian, this is what we call life. We do what we got to do. If we got a pod, we pod.

Still, I see no changes. Rafe, the main event slide right in Anthony Joshua, 11th round

TKO of Vladimir Klitsko in front of 90,000 people, thousands of people

in London's Wembley Stadium. I'm kind of buzzed raf and it's all because, for good reason,

you don't want to be the guy on the street corner with the poster board that says, hey, over here, boxing is back.

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