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Oh. Oh. Hello and welcome to this week's edition of Ringside To To Toe a boxing podcast exclusive to

Sky Sports. I'm Andy Clark and this week I'm joined by a man who has

probably seen it all happen in a boxing ring. Matt Christie, editor of Boxing News. Now I say he's probably seen it all happen in a boxing ring. One thing that you probably

never thought you would see is two people who 18 months ago, neither of us, I think it's

accurate to say, but ever heard of, packing out the Staples

Center and shifting an unbelievable amount of pay-per-views and views online in KSI and Logan Paul II. and

views online in KSI and Logan Paul too. So, what did you make of it all?

Yes, good question.

I wasn't overly in love with it as an idea when it was announced.

It's not so much the fact that it's these two guys getting in a ring and

settling their differences that why I had a problem with it's the fact that it was licensed boxing that was getting involved.

I feel, and I still feel that they should be two separate things.

I felt that having professional boxing, a professional

boxing card in Los Angeles with the likes of Billy Joe Saunders and Devon Haney

and then being topped by two people effectively making their debut who were obviously novices is perhaps not, it's just not a great advertisement for the sport of boxing.

However, we can't deny it was probably a very good advertisement for the characters Logan

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