Ola, imagine you're in Spain, and you've just poured a refreshing Strya Galicia,

Cervaisa. You hear the bubbles in the glass calling out.

In the Penly on unbro Alithia since 1906, 100% authentic. But not all Spanish beers are what

they seem, a bit like me. I'm not Carlos from Acrouna. I'm Charles from Cambridge. Estreia Galicia.

Spanish. Not Spanish.

I'll disappoint. Yeah. I felt more disappointed with what my family were going to be thinking and how hurt they were going to be.

The best thing I ever did was going to the jungle because it gave me time to think for myself.

Now I get people telling me this, one person says retire, one person saying,

fight again, one other person saying,

oh, you're the best one,

was another person in your shit.

So, I went in the jungle thinking for myself.

I do read about you, I never let it get to me. I'm quite strong mentally

that way because I was so young when I started all this. I would get hate after winning the silver

medal. Hello, welcome to this week's boxing life stories. I'm joined this week by Amir Khan,

the Bolton Wonder Boy, who's now 31 years old, shot to fame with silver in the Athens Olympics of 2004.

He's since then been around the block a couple of times fought in America and now he's coming back to the UK as part of match room stable and looking for a big fight with either Kelbrooke or Manny Pac-Yall. The Brook fight is the one of course that the UK fight fans want,

but Khan has spent a long time chasing both Floyd Mayweather and Mani-Pachial.

Not a bad thing to be accused of chasing the two best of his era.

Khan for me has been widely misunderstood by the British public.

Myself and many of the guys in the press pack who have chased around the world for some of his biggest

nights and biggest fights have come across a nice humble chap who's often

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