I would like to say that I've lost a few, so I had about, I think the biggest stable

I've ever had is about 55 fighters. At the minute I've probably got about 30, 35 that's

active, a fuse under contract, but probably never boxed again.

Yeah, it was funny really, but I still to this day think that's down to weight. I mean,

our eyes to me weight back then was just scary. I mean, I'm just, God, I can sit here

now and talk to you normal and all my faculties are in place because, I mean, what I went

through to make weight was really scary. I laugh it off really because they brought the

ratings out one year and I always championed and Floyd Mayer was my manager challenger.

So you've got a laugh at me, you know, I mean imagine if you'd have accepted the challenge.

Hello and welcome to Boxing Life Stories with me, Kristix. What happened in the ring after

this? He tasted only good with his child's play compared to that. Still, it goes from

to this day. Just, you couldn't take the tears from his eyes or the smile of his face,

could you? I know. He's a boy, let's bow you back and a baby, let me look back, I'll

come on. This is going to be your night. There's a winning and there's nothing else.

Hello and welcome back to Boxing Life Stories. This week, I'm joined by a boxing jack

of all trades and one of the great guys on the British boxing circuit, Karl Greaves.

Karl was no mean fighter. He was 32 and seven as a pro and fought some real handfuls

like Karl Johansson, Alex Arthur, Michael Gomez, but he had a solid career and is now a manager

promoter and he trains David Avanisium. We've been talking about doing this for a while,

but I enjoyed seeing Karl at his home in Newark and this is a top trade chat, shining

a light on the sport at all levels from the big shows all the way through to the small

halls. Huge thanks to my sponsors Hanson Lee Resourcing. They were voted the UK's best

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