All right, welcome to Diary of a Fighter. This is episode 4. We have 36 days to go

until I make my boxing debut at the O2 Arena here in London Saturday, April

2nd. And it's time for you to step up, Sadiq, because as of yesterday I've

called out the current mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, to meet me in the ring.

We're the same age, and I saw him show up to a local boxing gym and hit some

pads and jump some rope in a suit right before the election to get some votes.

And you know what, I thought if this is someone who's willing to use the

institution of boxing for his own gains, then maybe he should show us that,

again, this wasn't just another photo op, another press release where he

stops by a group that he needs the votes of and then just keeps going on his

merry way. I thought this is a chance for you to show us, Sadiq Khan, that you're

the real deal and that you can actually back up your bull. And I'm giving you

the chance to show up on the ring and go toe-to-toe with me for three rounds.

And it's also your chance to show Londoners that you're a man that people can

count on and respect. And the truth is, is that for the last six years, you

pretty much run our city into the ground. I cannot get into a taxi. I can barely

walk down the street without somebody complaining to me about the job you're

doing as mayor. Now about a year ago, I stopped running to be the next mayor of

London. I've been focusing on crypto and DeFi and my academy and my students and

our London Real Ventures platform. But everybody in London still seems to want

me to go in there and make the changes that London really needs. And so Sadiq,

I would just say this is the time to step up and show that you can, I guess, be a

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