You're going to. Hello. Hello and welcome to this week's edition of Ringside To To To a boxing

podcast exclusive to Sky Sports. I'm Andy Scott and we're back with our

original lockdown club members of Johnny

Nelson and Matthew Macklin. As has become the new norm we're recording on a

well-known video conference website so we're in certain our usual

disclaimer about the sound quality.

Lots to discuss this week, but first, reaction to Boris Johnson's message on Sunday.

It's not a political show.

I don't want either of you to feel like you have to start dissecting what he didn't

didn't say but one of the news lines that came out is this chink of light about

step two June 1st spool behind closed doors potentially going to be allowed.

Johnny, you've always been quite outspoken on this that it doesn't really matter when the

time is right, the time is right.

What do you take from what Boris said on Sunday? Is it the start of our

road to boxing? Of course it is. No matter what Boris said or I didn't't say Sunday I think he was going to get

criticized for either way yet it could be a little confusing in regards to how you

take his news but for our sport and I'm talking selfish about sport to me I think it's a

it's a glimmer of hope to say right at last now we've got something to really look

forward to to to promote us and the boxing board can say we intend to start to fight from June or whatever.

It meant nothing until the government said, you know right now you're free to roll.

So there is light at the end of the tunnel. I think it's not a clear light, but at least there's a light.

And I think slowly but surely things, God willing and this virus doesn't make yourself very apparent again in our world.

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