Well, hello and a champion's back.

This is how a legend get made.

Well, hello and a warm welcome to ringside toe to toe to, a boxing podcast exclusive to Sky Sports.

I'm Andy Scott, fresh back from my holidays and rare ring to go.

Joining me this week is former world champion Barry Jones and our special guests, Pat Brown and his manager, Sam Jones.

We're going to get started, though, really, Barry, to be absolutely fair.

There is only one place to start, so I hope you had a pretty smooth journey back from Saturday.

Thanks for coming straight off the back of it, but I wonder really if you can quantify

and kind of put into words just how impressive that was from Moses Itama

and I suppose in my mind if you didn't know already now you probably do know that he is the one

picking up the baton for British boxing that I said that's what I seen I was full of praise and I am

with him it's still hard to still know how good he is. I think he's brilliant. And he did what you have to do. You take control of a fight early and dominate and it didn't last long because he did that. There's always that thing in the back of your mind, how Mr. Dillon have left. And I don't think a lot. But I still thought more than that I got to be honest in the ring walk

I work I worked with Darren Parker

on the commentary and we took our headphones

off for a second and I said

look at Dillion it looks like he's

trying to look for something you haven't got

I think he thought you get to the stage

and he would kick in that feeling

that that focus

and I just thought you I thought you knew there I'm to the stage and he would kick in that feeling, you know, that focus.

And I just thought you knew there, oh, I just, I'm done. Do you think that? I think so. Because I think we all become experts after the event. And a lot of people said they didn't like the way he walked to the ring. But I said that, I said that when it was happening. I say, look, he looked, I didn't say, he looks like a guy

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