Welcome to the Eventful Entrepreneur.

My name's Dodge. I've been an entrepreneur for over 30 years

and thrown thousands of parties across the UK

and I'm also the owner of the Bournemouth Sevens Festival.

Everyone who knows me knows I love people, having a laugh and asking lots of questions. So I've been chatting to people

with one thing in common. They've all lived eventful lives. In this second part of a two-part

podcast, I'm delving deeper into the eventful life of Ambrose Mendi. In part one, we chatted

about racism and sport, his involvement in the prison riots,

and his experiences of discrimination as a black man in the 70s and 80s London. If you haven't

heard it yet, please make sure you go back and give it a listen. In this part, we talk about the

world of boxing, Nigel Ben, the unsolved shooting of Frank Warren, the promoter, and the time

Ambrose took Paul Lynch's Medical at Man United and passed.

He also shares stories about Michael Jackson, George Michael,

and hiring a tent to host one of the biggest fights in British boxing history.

We joined the chat just as Ambrose is leaving prison

and emerging as a big name in sports management.

Here he is again, Mr. Ambrose Mender.

So this move on there, you've been in there for four years in the prison, you've learned

a hell of a lot.

When you've come out, you've now become one of the biggest sports agents in the country.

Tell us what angle you saw to become a sports agent.

Because I'd imagine back then there wasn't very many sports agents.

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