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Well, this is exciting. It is for me. Mr. Jim Lampley, how are you?

I'm good. How are you, Bill? We're teammates now. We are. We're met under a common watchword.

We play for the same giant corporation. Yeah. Well, you've been you're one of the staples.

How many years in HBO? It will be 30 in early 2018. So 28 years at this point.

I think you and Barry Topkins have announced every big boxy match that ever happened with one

exception of Al Michaels doing Haggar Herds. Well, and they get spits on showtime. I mean,

I think that you know, we don't have any. We don't filter into the mix somewhere.

I don't get it. The number of fights that took place at showtime. But I think, you know,

Barry and I have been particularly privileged in terms of getting to call big fights.

So all right, let's go Mount Rushmore. Mount Rushmore of the top four. Boxers or

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