Debbie was in a bit of a pickle.

A Crisp and Gurkin sandwiches just weren't selling.

Until she had the good idea to use Canva to design her logo,

menus and social posts.

They looked good.

Really, really good.

Turns out Crisp and Gurkin sandwiches are right up everyone's street.

Even if that street now smells of pickles.

Thanks, Canber.

This is our champion's back.

This is how I let you get made.

Blast off in the brave new world. Bring on the game team. Game champs like big. Hello, you're ready for you're ready.

Hello everyone. Welcome back to ringside toe to toe, sky sports's very own boxing podcast. Gary Logan joins me for another packed episode. Good to see you, Gary. Good to see you too, mate. Busy week, lots to talk about. Yep, let's get straight into it. It's fair to say that one of the toughest roles in boxing belongs to the trainers. Ask Gary, he knows firsthand're joined by not one but two elite trainers alongside some top tier talent later we'll catch up with unified

super banterweight champion ellie scotney and her coach Shane McGuigan but first we're off to a strong

start with former Olympian pat McCormack and his trainer Ben Davison great to see you both

and Joe how you doing me you all right I I'm very well, thank you. All the better for seeing you.

Fresh off a dominant win. What a win as well? I mean, I'm not going to say it was expected, but I thought you would win, but I think it sounds like criticism, but I promise you it's not.

We've been waiting for that sort of performance where everyone sits on the edge of their show and I go, wow, like how good is Pat McCormack?

And I think... like criticism but I promise you it's not we've been waiting for that sort of performance where everyone sits on the edge of their chair and go wow like how good is pat McCormack

and I think I think you did it I don't know how you reflect on it now yeah obviously

buzzing with the win he was a tough fighter tough game Mexican he come to come to win they

believed they were going to win I think someone in the crowd one of the team our, Royston was talking to someone in the crowd. Barney Smith. Bonnie Smith, yeah. And he was taunting one of his team and he said he had 11 grand on parrot to win. So they were coming. They were confident and they thought they were going to get to us late. But it was the other way around and I got to him late. There's always a sign when they all have a track suit

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