#111 - Mick Williamson

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4.6 • 987 Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2020

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

This week we caught up with one of the unsung heroes of the sport. For years Mick Williamson has been one of the most sought after cut men in the UK and has worked with the creme de la creme of British fighters, such as Ricky Hatton & George Groves. Mick joined us to chat through his extraordinary career and experiences. We say this every show but we think you’ll love this episode!

We’ll also be looking ahead to the return of Kell Brook this weekend as he prepares to face Mark DeLuca.
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0:00.0	I'm Hello, welcome to pound the pound, the number one boxing podcast sponsored by
0:27.3	Premier punt with me Jake Wood and him. Mr Spencer Oliver Now this music Spencer is the music you play when something dies?
0:55.0	Yeah?
0:56.0	I'm getting very emotional.
0:58.0	And I thought our podcast
1:00.0	have fucking died.
1:01.0	H-tag P-P-P-P Packed Pray for the Studio.
1:05.0	But fuck that man!
1:07.0	Yay!
1:08.0	We're back!
1:09.0	Yoo-hoo! Whooh! All right!
1:13.0	My dinner-a-be-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-hoo!
1:18.0	Hehah!
1:21.0	H-hah! A Celebration! Celebration times come on.
1:25.0	come on.
1:27.0	This is celebration times, yeah.
1:30.0	Celebration times, come on.
1:33.0	It's time to celebrate, yeah.
1:38.0	So listen, we had a fucking nightmare.
1:40.0	Thanks for still joining us, still listening to us.
1:43.0	Um, fucking now, I mean,
1:45.0	technology, I love technology.
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