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Well, hello and a warm welcome to ringside toe to toe, a boxing podcast to Sky Sports I'm Andy Scott I'm delighted to you welcome back from world champion Barry Jones hello Barry

Hey mate how's everything yeah this feels weird

nah well you're mate this is waiting for something do you want for a flight no waiting for a flight because you've got a big week. I'm off to New York, yeah. I'm off to New York.

Can't wait.

As I think everybody in this room is actually, so we're joined by fighter and trainer who are preparing

for a huge world title fight in November and the reason I said that is because I think you

might have a press conference this week.

Are you heading't there. I hope you don't mind me just dwelling on it. James Cook was laid to rest yesterday and it was real sad, tragic really. And he, you know, it's overused, isn't it?

Legends in boxing.

But I think anybody that knew that part of London, Pedro Youth, anybody that worked around

you, especially you, Tundi, would know that boxing lost and society lost the biggest

and best personality in James Cook.

Yes.

One thing I would say is if there was a way to go out,

James Cook went out exactly as he probably deserved and would have hoped.

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