This, this, this, this is, fight disciples.

Now then, this week, all eyes on Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena, sees Anto Ocacchi and Lee Wood.

I'm hoping for a role reversal this weekend, because last weekend on paper it looked magnificent

and it ended up being really crap this week i look at it on paper i'll be honest with you

it doesn't tick our balls too much the majority of this that's going on in ottingham so i'm

hoping that it's going to be absolutely amazing that's what we want today a full role reversal

yes absolutely listen the main events mega i'm all in on the main events i think it's a great fight for both guys at this

stage of the careers they've both have been on similar journeys to be honest with you i was

crunching the numbers with them and you know lee wood was kind of bobbing around in the

obscurity a little bit and then suddenly the kanju opportunity opens up in matchrooms backguard and

join us COVID he comes in as a massive over underdog and then wins the title and then goes on this

journey up and down the country selling out arenas fucking lee Leewood becomes, as I described them yesterday,

the most exciting fighter in all of Britain in a stage.

And in a very similar way, Anto Cacchi is kind of bumbled along, picking up wins,

kind of then at that loss, a British title level, you're kind of like, is he going

to have a breakthrough?

Then suddenly he gets Max with Joe Cordina and you're like, yeah, you know, routine for

Cordina this.

Kukachi's a good kid, but, you know, doesn't hit hard enough to get Joe's respect.

And suddenly fucking Cordina's all over the floor and gets stopped and Kikachi becomes the

champion.

And since then, he's been nice and busy, and active similar opponents i.e. Josh Warrington. So I think they come me together at a really

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