Well, the big mistake I made was not sending the fighters back to the Dreshing Room,

because we didn't know how long it'd take to end it up to be a 21-minute delay.

It was cold that night to put blankets on the fighters. Yeah, in retrospect, I should have sent

them back to the Dreshing Room. The only fighter that I have really seen that took him

himself so well at a later age was Bernard Hoffman, and I would never be worried about him.

Probably is in shape today. Spiders are their own worst enemies, sometimes corners and

parents in the corners. That's a problem, but I would like to see the corners more proactive

in fights and stopping the fights. Hello, and welcome to Boxing Life Stories with me,

Christix. What happened in the ring after he faced an only good with his child's play compared

to that? Still, it was fun to stay. You couldn't even take the tears from his eyes or the

smile of his face, could you? I know. I didn't even think he made it. He took one and four years back,

and the baby didn't make me look like Al Capone. The issue's 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 the former chairman of the Nevada State Athletic Commission, Mark Ratner.

Ratner now has a top position with UFC, but during his busy time in the sport of Boxing,

he oversaw plenty of action and was at some huge fights that involved all kinds of controversies,

from poor scoring and judging to the bite fight between Evander Holyfield and Mike Tyson and the

rematch to the fan man incident in Bo Holyfield and much more besides. Mark actually has a book

out called Ringside, and it's always good to hear stories from people who have held different

positions within Boxing, and I really hope you enjoy Mark's stories about a rich period in Nevada

Boxing history. Before we get started, I'd like to say a huge thanks to Hanson Lee,

resourcing, they were voted the UK's best specialist insurance sector recruitment firm

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