Bowne today's guest we've got Boxer Look Campbell. How are we brother?

Yeah I'm good yourself. Yeah really good thanks. Thanks for bringing us in to a gym. Beautiful place.

Good for you boys to be here. Yeah. How Leif? Yeah, no complaints. Life is good. Obviously my last fight didn't go as planned and you know I had a few days of sulky and I was upset and what not but you know we just

ourselves down and we move on don't we? Yeah so you can do is just push on for the future.

A phenomenal fight which we'll touch on later and

interview. I always go back to the start with my guess brother, where'd you grow up

and how it all began? Yeah so I grew up in Hull in Westall and just you know your average family I think there was four of us living in a

three bedroomed house and you know it's normal I played a little bit

rugby growing up rugby league and then for some reason I wanted to go into boxing.

No reason for it. Didn't know anybody that was involved in boxing. They didn't probably know a single boxer, but someone

wanted me to go into boxing. I was about, got to about the age of 13. I was a little short chubby kid that played would be.

Went into the gym, really loved it and from there I just sort of just I just kept going

kept going from there lost about nine kilo and then started growing tall.

So you're gonna be fat ass?

Yeah.

I was the second row rugby league player.

So I was one of the forwards. How was your skilling?

Yeah, I was alright. I'm dyslexic, so I always struggled in school. I was taking out some of my classes with a couple of other my mates, you know,

having to read different books and practice spellings and things like that, but it never

stopped me from doing anything what I wanted to do.

Yeah it's mad that a lot of people that sports

I interview a lot of them do struggles with dyslexia they kind of find another

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