You're Hello and welcome to this week's edition of Ringside Toto Tovia new to us.

We are a boxing podcast exclusive to Sky Sports.

I'm a draper and joined by Boxer Turn promoter, historian

of the sweet science sartorial expert, the one and only Spencer Fereon.

Spence you well? I'm very well I think I've been up stage today

I'm not me crawler now this good-looking from Jamaican British Chinese

mix we're doing a mix Chingra, we call.

Chingra, right, yeah.

It's a fascinating introduction, a former Spiring partner of Spencer's,

but more importantly,

former British, that way round, that way round.

Former British World to Weight Champion,

two-time as well, world title challenger Kevin Looching is with us.

Kevin The Look The Look The Look is back you're looking good man you're looking good as well

17 years since your last fight this month right?

Yeah I know it's amazing it you know I look

at I look at these some of these fighters now on the big bills and I think wow I've

been there yeah I was I boxed in the era of Nassim Hamid just the the Ennick style of Nigel, Ben, Frank Bruno, Chris U Bank, Steve Collins,

which was a great era and we're beginning to get that again and it's fascinating.

We will talk about your book, The Belt Boy as well because some serious serious things and how boxing overcame a harrowing or helped you overcome a harrowing childhood and what you're doing now the NSPCC, which is massive and the proceeds of the book going to that.

But quick reflection on the state of the sport

before we dive into to Khanello. You think you genuinely think there's an

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