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This is five lines boxing.

It's day one of the day of reckoning week and Anthony Joshua is back in business, back in a hard fight.

He fights Otto Valin in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Saturday night. He's in the main fight, but there are seven other fights. It's an enormous fight night. It's going to be an enormous week. And we start inside the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh.

Honestly it's the same moon. The last time that moon was there, I was in this exact same spot,

getting ready to walk in and what's Francis Engarnu against Tyson Fury. Now I'm back. The Moon is back again, but I've got different

company this time. I've got no disrespects to some of the people I've been traveling with,

but I've really up my company traveling game I've got

Stacy Copeland with me now Stacy we won't bother doing all the in trouble the stuff

you've done because no disrespect

it'll be the first time ever that the Doncaster Bells have ever been discussed in

the Saudi Arabia so maybe we will do it later but not now.

Stacy first of all what's your you're here at the arena, we're not been inside yet, how'd you take it all in?

I mean there's a Walt Disney Palace over there, there's ridiculous light beams sending up into the sky,

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