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On AM, on DAB, on the app and on your smart speaker. After the lights out on talk sport i'm steve harrison i represented

england in 63 tests 58 won 10 nationals and won the ashes twice with my country and i'm leo mackenzie

i've experienced life as both a professional boxer and a premier league footballer in this program

we interview former elites athletes about their transition from their

sporting careers to civilian life and the struggles which have followed.

Both Leon and I have had our battles dealing with day-to-day life since departing the

sporting arena and during this series, we speak with several personalities who have experienced

their own issues following their time in elite sport.

Tonight on TalkSport, we're in conversation with a man who hit the heights in

Rugby Union, the former England and Wasps flanker, James Haskell.

Interception by England, Shane Williams, Sacks, and down, but it's going to be a second try

for James Haskell.

Phipps to Foley.

Oh, and hammered there was Pocock. He was in midair. Haskell, right up on him.

Haskell, oh, he's gone through, straight through.

Mike want to take this all the way through. Yes. Ah, Haskell.

Warrington fancy it. Haskell did. James Haskell is our Haskell. Warrington fancy it.

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