And so 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 once again we are

remaining loyal to Boris's instructions and

recording the show in lockdown but fingers crossed it won't be too long before we're

back at Sky and back out on the road. While Skype did us proud last week we're giving Zoom a world today so bear with us if

there's any audio issues were new to the technology and I think I speak for the whole

group that were not exactly technophones. I don't know, maybe they are, but joining me today are too many

you definitely want to hear loud and clear. It's Johnny Nelson and Matt Macklin. How are you doing

guys?

Good and day. It's nice to speak to all the people apart from the own family for once, so we're all gone.

We're all good.

I wouldn't be lying if I said that I was counting down the hours till we do this every week.

So it's good just to talk a bit of boxing.

Maybe we'll start with a quick round up of the latest news.

Matts who announced yesterday that they are postponing the shows that they got penciled in in the UK.

Probably go to you first Johnny. How optimistic are you?

I believe the dates have been pushed back in further because it's not just about the show, it's about the preparation of fighters as well.

The likes of, I don't say, Dylan White is that in Portugal at the moment, he's ticking over and training.

So track fighters have got to be in a position where their gym fit and not fight fit because there's a danger of them over training.

So the hardest thing is now is some fighters are not in a position to get themselves away somewhere to be in isolated

training camp so they're going to be at home so they're not going to be able to prepare how they

would do for a fire.

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