This, this, this, this is, it, it, in,

Fight Disciples.

Now then, Noya Inue, the monster, back for 2025.

Of course, this fight was pushed back of the back of 2024,

injuries to Sam Goodman, push back, change of opponent.

Packyweather turns up, ready to rock and roll, baby, and cause a little bit of an upset.

That upset didn't come because the monster is on a rampage.

Not the best idea to beckoning, not yet in new, eh, and say, come a minute, me.

All right, I will it you?

Over you go, sunshine.

Listen, it was a run of the milk, wasn't it?

We expected this.

There's nothing new here.

We expected this and we expected it in this kind of time.

I suppose the next conversation is what do we do next with Noya Innuay?

And there's plenty of conversation in and around that especially when you've got um mj the wba part of this conversation waiting in the wings

for a fight that a lot of people want to see mate yeah and, and I think it, from an industry point of view,

there's a reason why everybody wants to see it because MJ's a phenomenal fighter,

and I believe it would be a real test for a new way, even for a new way.

But is it the fight that's going to really take a new way from being a boxing superstar to a global superstar?

Is it a fight that engages the mainstream audience that crosses over?

I would say absolutely not.

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