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

Just as we finish, in a stadium in London, we head to one of the most bizarre settings,

I think, that we've seen in recent times for boxing, Times Square, New York.

Yes, actual Times Square.

We're not talking about Madison Square Garden.

We're not talking about rocking down to Brooklyn.

We're talking about shutting down one of the most iconic places on the planet,

sticking a boxing ring in there and putting some of the best fighters on the planet in there and having it.

And that is what is going to be happening on Friday night.

And the 24 hours later, we're going to get ourselves over to Saudi Arabia.

Some, I am told, that are going to be in attendance in New York.

They're going to be on a private jet zooting away towards Saudi Arabia.

Interesting start time for the guys on local time zones over there.

We'll talk about that as Canelo makes his Saudi debut

in an attempt to become the undisputed champion once again,

this time against William Skull.

And then back over,

cross the Atlantic once again,

to see Noia Inouye,

the monster rock up in Las Vegas doing it.

Is there the jet leaving Saudi back to Las Vegas?

Because the air miles there would be insane.

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