Leon Spinks.

Former heavyweight champion of the world.

Hi, Leon. How are you doing? Appreciate you going, man. We had an imposter call earlier, so we're glad you checked back. Okay, thank you. Because you said something funny, but we were hoping it wasn't you because it was kind of harsh. Okay, I wasn't me. It wasn't you. All right. You're in town. When's it going to be there, Tom? 113, Westroach.

Tomorrow, sign- in earlier. Yes. And do you, uh, do you see Ali much on any kind of public appearances or anything? I want him to them every night and he is.

He still want to kick your ass for beating him?

No.

He's trying to, but he's trying to say a little humble now.

Well, I know he's humble now because he's...

Well, that's kind of harsh.

Well, you know what, people that weren't around in February of 1978, and we were.

I mean, that was, like, just unbelievable upset at the time.

Obviously, you were an upcoming boxer, but to knock out Ali at the time, that must have been incredible for you.

Oh, yeah, it was a big relief for me.

A relief, then, for you?

Yeah.

Hey, did you ever

fight your

brother?

No, Michael,

no.

You never, I never, you, I never fought him in the ring, but I mean, just like in your own backyard, nobody watching a couple gloves on? No, we never did. Who would have? Well, I fought with him in Vegas.

I was playing.

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