Welcome everyone to another episode of the men's room podcast with myself, Addy

O'Dee, by the great worried Jennings, and a very very special guest, an in-pick silver

medalist. I'm one of the hottest prospects in world boxing. I thought I'm going to put

my under pressure here by saying future world champion, main man Ben Whittaker is here

as well. We are celebrating Black History Month. We're going to chat a bit of boxing as well.

We've got him here, so you've got to chat a bit. And you've got me here, so you've got

to chat a bit of boxing. Let's kick things off with Black History Month. I'll start in

terms of what it means to me. I've been doing this countdown on Talksport of my top eight

Black athletes, which is the hardest thing in the world to do, by the way. And I've been

getting so much stick for it. I can't lie. Why is he not here? Why is she not in it? But the

reason I did that countdown was almost like my celebration of Black History Month is always

going to be linked to sports. And it's almost showing the young people from, if you like,

the ghetto, the bad areas that this could be you. So when I celebrate those athletes and put them

on the pedestal, it's almost like, wow, look at what they've achieved, what she's achieved.

And hopefully they look at that. We had a fantastic fight of Clarissia Shields fighting on the

weekend, who in five years time will probably be on my list. And she came from poverty, she was

raped at five. She's got so much bad backstory. But then look where she is now. So when you

sort of continually preach their names and I go on the radio show and talk about them, I want

young kids to listen and think, wow, as they will, when they continue to talk about you and

whittaker, you're doing amazing stuff. What's your thing? When you hear Black History Month,

what springs to mind for you? There's so many things, but to me, it's a time to celebrate what

we've gone through and where we are now. You know, maybe in a man of colour, sometimes you only

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