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I'm, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Welcome to this week's edition of Soft Rep Radio with your host Big Phil Campune from

across the pond.

I'm actually a bit further from across the pond.

I'm in Spain this week again.

Okay, I'm back to the UK next week.

For now I'm in my Bayer and we'll find out a little bit why further on through this show.

Anyway, so let's start off by saying we're on time and we're on target with software at radio? Okay cool. Let's

crack on with what we're going to talk about this week. Well we're going to talk

about the Remembrance Rumball. We're also going to talk about some celebrity

security and we're going to talk about plain disturbances.

All topical, all subjects of stuff that's going on right now and around us.

So let's kick things right off then with the Remembrance Rumble.

Okay for those of you who don't know then the Remembrance Rumble is a boxing match

and it's not just any boxing match. It's UK Special Forces versus US Special Forces and it happens every year.

Okay, so this has been going now for four years.

The concept was drawn up by myself and with the help of Brandon and has been going, like I say now for the last four years.

Why did we tell you? Well, let's have a little bit of a history

lessons behind the remembrance rumble shall we? I've always liked boxing. I've always

like combat sports full stop but I've never done anyway. I left the regiment, I never boxed in the army, and I was

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