Before you listen to this BBC podcast I'd like to tell you why I love

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making podcasts my real passion is discovering unbelievable unheard stories and working with the biggest

stars who can really bring those stories to life.

I love the whole process of making podcasts from the spark of an idea to hearing the final edit.

There's nothing like it. What makes BBC Podcast special is that we're working for you.

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I'm Rick Edwards and this is fighting talk. Hello, good morning, welcome. I was feeling typically uninspired this morning as I started

jotting down my intro and then then I thought, approximately 18 months late

onto this particular train,

let's get an AI to write it.

So I have, and this is what it's come up with, the baiting.

Welcome to Fighting Talk, the radio show,

also available on BBC Sounds, that is my edition,

that takes the world of sports and turns it upside down.

If you've ever wondered what happens when sports commentary meets comedy, then you're in for a treat.

Strap in, because we're about to dive into a delightful blend of banter, debate and a sprinkle of chaos.

So that is absolutely appalling, but by no means the worst script I've ever read out.

It continues, let's face it, sports can be serious business, but sometimes you just need to laugh at the absurdities,

like that time a footballer attempted a and then it just

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