You're going to. Hello and welcome to Tainto Podcast a podcast exclusive to iTunes I'm Andy Scott

and on these pay-per-view weeks we do tend to try and get out and about and for part one of the podcast I've managed to track down David Higgins Joseph Parker's promoter he's let us on to his balcony of the

Park Plaza River Bank Hotel.

So if you can hear a few sirens, it's because we're in Central London.

David, great to see you.

First off, welcome back.

How are you feeling, how are you doing?

And are you excited?

Yeah, feeling good, and thank you for having me on this particular show. It is great to be back in London. It's starting to feel like a second home. Been here five times now in 12 months and I actually

enjoying a lot of the London's probably find it too hard.

I actually really like the climate.

So it's probably our happiest camp yet in the UK. We're on the home strait. Joseph is, we keep saying

this, but again, best shape of his career. And so there's a really good feeling in our

camp. And having used the same Jim, David Hayes Gym,

that kindly has used Jim and the hotel three times now and the warmth of the

British public, we actually feel like we're fighting at home and we think that

Dillion White is the enemy from the other country. I mean I think you're fair to say

the way you guys conduct yourself you have one over fans every time you've been here. I wonder the first thing I want to talk about.

We'll get on to the Dylan White fight, but your reflections on the last time you were here

I remember asking Joseph in the ring whether he regrets is that still the case I get the impression that

From what he was saying

There's no regrets. He was proud he went 12 rounds, but he wished he had gone for it a little bit more.

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