It's your boy Floyd Money Mayweather, T-B-E, coming to your live, you're listening to Ross and The Knowledge,

podcast, toe-to-to-toe. Oh, Hello and welcome to this week's edition of Ringide Toe Toe a boxing podcast exclusive to Sky Sports and iTunes and

Ross Thompson Jenkins and as always I'm joined by Spencer Fearing.

Now coming up on the show this week we look back at

the night of mixed emotions in Sheffield as Britain gained and lost a world

champion. We'll hear from some of the men involved including Kellbrook, Errol Spence, George Groves and Kenny Porter.

Joe Gallagher gives us his thoughts on Smith versus D'Arrell.

And actually Theophane tells us why he's the latest in a long line to have beef with Ohara Davies and I'm delighted to

welcome our special guest the man who did my first show back at the start of the year

Johnny and Elson.

I'd love to take credit for your success, my friend, but I can't, you're on a role, my brother.

Oh, thanks, mate.

How did you enjoy the weekend?

I thought it was a, being a Sheffield lad myself.

I thought it was it was good for Sheffield.

27,000 people at Bramham Lane, the last time there was a show on there was 1984 when Harold Graham

box Lindel Holmes 3,000 people in the crowd that was at that fight I was I was at

the fight Brendan Engel re mortgage his house to put that show on, thought it was going to be a Sunday afternoon show,

and then Saturday night to get there to see the sea of people.

It was rampant. Sheffield, you couldn't get a hotel business

for the city was good Sheffield's like a massive village and it was just it was

nice it was a good turn of events obviously you, you know how they had the night ended.

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