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Hello and welcome back to Crime and Sports. Yay! Yes, indeed we're here and we're excited to be with you. Welcome back. My name is James Petrogallo. I'm here with my co-host.

I am Jimmy Lisman. We could not be more thrilled. First of all, thank you guys for all the new iTunes reviews. Like we always say, that means more to us than anything. That warms our hearts as well as makes us go higher on lists and charts and things searchability and things like that.

It means the world to us. Our revenue is iTunes reviews at this point. Please, please help us out with that. If you could, takes 30 seconds, we'll love you forever. It means a ton. Everything lies there.

It's the best. We also have to thank Mark Busby, our son of a bitch. He's insane. He sent us, first of all, last week we received a Jason Williams figure.

The disgraced NBA basketball player from episode, I believe, four that shot his limo drive machine. Check out that if you haven't seen it. If you haven't listened to it because it's hilarious anyway. Jason Williams is a complete disaster. He sent us that and he wanted Frankie, the Crime and Sports Dog to chew on it and take pictures. So we did that.

And as an homage to Bruno de Sousa, who said his girlfriend to a fucking dog unbelievable. And then today we receive or yesterday we received, I took my kid to a resort this weekend and I got home and checked my mail. And in my mail was starting lineup.

19, 96, I'm Jack Curtis from episode three. What is your net worth in noodles if you want to help us in that episode because he's a scumbag of.

So awesome. So it's it's so like if you look at Mick Farlin action figures now, they're amazing. The detail is right down to the tattoos on the coming.

This is the most cheese dick starting lineup. They just fucking nailed it. Just a generic white guy with a baton as hand. What a Detroit logo on that helmet and fucking send it out. Also want to send a special thanks to all the new UK listeners because we've gone.

About 10 times over in the UK in the last month or so two weeks really. So all you guys thank you. You're lousy bastard sons of bitches. We love you. We love you to death and we couldn't be happier to have you on board. Thank you. Hope you enjoyed Willie May's Akins last week.

We do apologize about that happy ending. That will not be repeated. I said that's not going to happen this week. One thing we don't have is a happy ending. I love it. This is an irredeemable human dumpster fire person and it's going to be fine. Let's get right into this.

Let's go. Let's kick it off with Antonio Ayala Junior. We're back to juniors. Don't name your kid after yourself. Stop it. He goes by Tony's Tony Ayala Junior. He's a boxer known as El Torrito, which is the little bull.

Is that Italian? No, he's Mexican. He's very very. He sounds Italian as fuck. It's so funny too because his brothers are Sammy Polly. Yeah, it's hilarious. It's hilarious.

The boxing culture, this makes sense though. The boxing culture. Back east, my stepmother's father was a boxing trainer in there. It's kind of a they're all just a bunch of old guineas. That's who run that's who used to run boxing back in the day. It was old Italian guys, old fat Italian guys.

I think these guys would just kind of incorporate that. I mean, like, yeah, I'm going to be in the town. That's what everyone I hang out with, all these people are Italian. I don't know, but he's he's born February 13, 1963. He is from San Antonio. Almost a Valentine's, baby.

Almost a Valentine's, baby. He's a lover. We'll say this guy. 1963. And everything he starts really young. His father's a crazy person. First of all, there's plenty of evidence that I'll read later on.

But just in Latin San Antonio, Texas in certain. Yeah, in San Antonio. His father's an X-Marine. That's not what makes him crazy. He's he makes his dad crazy while he fought in Korea.

So I mean his dad's a, you know, he's a whatever he's fought in the war and he's very demanding of his sons, of course, and of everybody.

Those military dads, a lot of drinking. Yeah, all the kids. And it's a dad that grew up in the 40s probably. He grew up, he talks about the depression. Like he talks about when he was a child, his father would smack him if he had too much milk to drink.

Yeah, the kids always say he always made sure there was three gallons of milk in the fridge so we could have as much as we want. Like shit like that. So he tried to spoil them, but he also was very hard on them. He made them box all of them very rarely. He started boxing early. Tony Iola senior started boxing when he was a kid in the 30s. He was a boxer too.

He was a bit of a bit of a decoit and get a job to support the family and all that. By the time he could get back into it, he realized that he was too late for him to box. But, but let's live vicariously in the children. Why don't we?

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