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What's up? What's up? Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome back to another edition of the Boxing Voice Radio. I'm joined along.

The Long Side Ring, Walt Danny, and former champion, Mario, what's going on?

Guys, welcome, champ. Thank you for joining us. I know we've been trying to get to welcome not just to Vegas, but to the blue wire studios. How are you?

I'm good, man. I always appreciate you guys. I've been here in Vegas now. Probably wanted to just out here getting work.

That's been cool, just getting that change of scenery and everything that I was used to.

I mean, it looks like Vegas is going to be the spot where I'm going to be doing my training caps and everything.

That's what's up, man. Yeah, I want to go back to the beginning, man. I feel like it's been so long following your career and telling our audience about Mario Barrios.

I remember, I don't even know how I got in touch with your dad or your dad got in touch with me.

You had already been at this. Maybe a lot of people don't know. You were already a professional before you actually got with Al Heyman.

You and your dad were doing this alone, and I remember you getting with Al and then the transition to Virgil Hunter and going to the Bay.

Just watching you mature and grow as a fighter and then becoming a champ and getting some big fights, man.

How do you feel looking back on your career? I know you're not done, but do you feel satisfied, accomplished?

What words would you use to, I guess, sum up your career thus far?

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