Well, hello champion's back.

This is how I let you get made.

Well, hello and welcome to ring on the game team, a boxing podcast and now a Vodcast exclusive to Sky Sports.

I'm Andy Scott, and it is my absolute pleasure to introduce my co-host, Gary Logan.

Hello, Gary. How are you?

I'm good, man. How are you?

I'm really good. And I'll tell you why.

Why?

Because boxing is back. Booming. Boxing is booming. Not just on Sky Sports, across the board. If you didn't consume any boxing at the weekend, I would say, what were you doing? Yeah. It was impossible to miss. So what did we have? We had Pat Brown on Friday night. We had Lauren Price and Warchesora Wilder Saturday night. We had our big one Warchisora Wilder Saturday night.

We had our big one, the big one, MVP on Sunday.

Then we had Zupa early hours of Monday.

What more do you want for your dollar?

Without further ado, I need to get to it, don't I?

There's no point beating around the bush here.

I am delighted to welcome one of the stars of the show, but really, you know, she was the top of the bill. She was the last fight, and she's now the unified champion of the world. Caroline Dubois, welcome. Thank you so much for coming in. First thing, how are you feeling? Because I think it's well documented now, You have been pretty much under the weather. No, yeah, it was just terrible, terrible luck. Woke up on the day with a god-awful temperature. I had a temperature on my head. It was burning up. I felt hot and cold and I was just like, my God. Of all days, this is the day. But I think it was a test. You know, he wanted me to see how great I was and how tough I was.

And I had to push deep. I had to just get into my own self and just realize, like, the work is done. And I truly believe, like, if I walked into that fight with a broken eye, I would have beaten her. Yeah. You know, it should have been unfortunate, but, you know, I was better than her, and I was, I will always be better than her.

Boxing is difficult, but, you know, I was better than her, and I was,

I will always be better than her.

Boxing is difficult, though, isn't it? Because had it not gone your way, and you, you said it after us, people said, oh, excuses, but did you think about pulling out? Not for a second. You know, it was actually quite funny. I woke up, I never thought for a moment of even conceiving the thought of pulling out,

but when I woke up and I was, because it was the night before, I was feeling a little bit hot and I was like, what is this? I just made the way it could be that. But then the next day I woke up and I remember just checking my head and I was burning up. You know, don't you straight away? We've all been there. Imagine if I pull out. Richard Hitchinson just pulled out and I just was like, this can't meet. This is insane. And I was just laughing to myself. Like, the inside joke, like, this is crazy. But no, like I said, for a second, I didn't even consider it. Like, I knew I was bad than I. I don't think you could tell on the night with the performance that you may well have in under the weather, but it wasn't, I would say, maybe I'll go to Gary first, it was a slightly different fight to what I was expecting. And myself as well, yeah. Yeah, there was a lot of, a lot more feeling out and thinking fighting than I perhaps expected.

Some of that is down to what you said in the buildup, so I was expecting you to fly out of the blocks at her.

Were you surprised at how much of a thinking fight it was, especially through one to five, probably?

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