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welcome to this week's edition of Ringside To To Toe a Boxing Podcast,

exclusive to Sky Sports and Sky On Demand.

I'm Ed Draper and in the other corner once again joined by boxer

term promoter and historian of the sweet scientist Spencer Firon. Spencer

Hello welcome did you enjoy your weekend's pugilistic action?

I actually did I went to the theatre with a

really nice young lady and after that I went to the sports cafe and watched it

there and it was really cool and got mubed people say you're a guy for told to told what you do

you should be at the fight. I said no I knew.

Yeah it was very Chris Dub Bank of you as well.

There's only one place to start though.

It's talk about the heavyweight fight from the weekend.

That is an easy night really for Tyson Fury.

And Richard Damrell spoke to his trainer Peter

Fury about that fight. Obviously Tyson's coming off a dominant stoppage

victory over to Eric Chazur at the weekend. Do you think it was the best display of his career?

No I just don't think it's the side that anybody saw I think you know Tyson had a few problems going into the fight.

He had the leave it in arts he had a few problems going into the fight. He had a, it's just been one escapade after another, you know, he had a, he had a virus, a viral infection on the chest, and that seemed to last some five weeks, and then, you know,

we had to ease back his training to like 50%, 30%, 20%, and in the last three weeks, he couldn't really train at all because he got,

when you train a fighter, his immune system is right for the floor, so there's only so much we could do.

But he come round over the last two or three days before the fight and you know he just used these game plan and he took care of the business but it just shows you what Tyson can do even 50% bit.

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