It's the champ Shannon Briggs and you're listening to the toe-to-to-to-to-bodcast let's go champ Oh, Hi there and welcome to this week's edition of Rings Side To To Toe, a boxing podcast exclusive to Sky Sports. I'm Ed Robinson and I'm joined

this week by former world Super Featherway Champion Barry Jones. Good to see

Barry. How you doing? It's great to be here.

Thanks for that. And as well as that we've got a very special

guest heavyweight contender fan of archals armel shawls nigger movies Michael Hunter

hello Michael Aiden I'm good how are you you Yeah really good. Well tell us what you doing in the UK?

Well you know I'm here just enjoying my time and politicing and you know trying to get on sky sports with you guys.

Well you did that on Saturday night on the box office event fighting in Saudi Arabia.

How was the whole experience of being out there and obviously you got a draw with Alexander Pervetin but the whole week how did you find it?

Well as far as my boxing it was you know difficult to adjust to the times

You know you were there 10 days weren't you in total but still didn't adjust?

No no no not really totally adjusted never really got settled into trying to or adjusting so

that would be the difficult thing but other than that

everything was good the food they had decent food there the hospitality

was awesome you know they were great it was they were very excited to you know be a part of

something you know you know with that magnitude and and it being the sport that it is

so it was it was really good energy really good vibes over there.

It was funny afterwards because you a lot of people thought you won the fight.

Most people thought you won the fight. Our commentators did as well, but it seemed like you were quite disappointed with your own performance and that kind of came across in a post-fite interview as opposed to being upset about a draw where most people thought you'd won.

You were kind of a bit down on yourself for your performance,

even though it was a great learning fight and experience.

Well, yeah, I don't really, I never,

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