In to the final moment, Alex Payne trying to keep this side going forward. Haskell takes

it on now with just relentless chat, largely about himself, and there's Tindall to add the

finishing touch of Glamour and World Cup winning stories and a slightly sideways nose.

That is how you podcast a dominant display by the good, the bad and the rugby.

Hello Dream Team, another week, another episode of The Good, the Bad and the Rugby.

Now Alex this week, we're Tindall's back. Thank God, honestly a real bit of class.

He's doing some push skiing. Oh, he has. He called me from the slopes.

Yeah. The six days behind us, so we thought we'd take a different approach this week with

a very special guest from another world. He's the chairman of Matrim Sport. He's a heavy

weight promoter responsible for some of the biggest moments in sporting history, especially

in boxing, known for his unbeatable success in promoting the sport. Eddie Hurn, the King of

boxing. Welcome along, sir. Thank you. Thank you, Reverend Me.

You look very dapper as well as a track suit as well. He's just fully just rolled into

good bad routes, studios and almost like a co-order. Well, I've been trying to work out lately.

I mean, Tindall still in some kind of shape, but obviously sitting next to you feel quite

insignificant, really. But you weren't saying significant. You're fucking blowing up.

He's 127 kegs. I know. I know. I saw you blowing up, Marlowe's tyres.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm a good, I mean, a big in the rugby world now.

So, yeah, big in anything else in the rugby world to be fair. We'll come onto that.

Yeah. That's part of the pop. We've got to tell about this fight thing, but we'll come

on to that later. Yeah. But no, everyone's doing a podcast, aren't they? Everyone's got

a podcast. Well, it's got too many podcasts. I agree. Too many. So hopefully this is a

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