Byrnie

If Joshua had the same ref as the Parker fight, he'd have beaten Ruiz with ease. Parker was not allowed fight inside.

We don't have the squad to be relentless for 90 mins week in week out. I'm very happy with how we close the show these days.

'Trading leather for the beheaders' They will both be getting massive money. Good on them.

@Mook Have you seen this show on Netflix? I came across it today. Can't believe I've never seen or heard of it. My little lad was singing along with loads of the songs. Proud as fuck. I thought of you when we were watching it today.

He sounds a bit like my nephew was when he was 18 months. He didn't speak or really interact with people. He was very shy and kept his distance. He's over a year older than my lad, yet my lad was saying more than him at his 1st birthday. He started play school when he was 2 and slowly started speaking. Now he's 3 and a half and he doesn't shut up. Play school brought him right out of his box. As others have said, I wouldn't worry yet Mook.

Floyd vs Loma at 135 would be a fight for the ages. Floyd was a different beast at 135.

It's the only weekend in August that I can't go. Gutted. Have a great time mate.

I've my suspicions with Whyte, but there is a massive difference in how the WBC have acted here and with Canelo. Here's what that cretin Sulaiman had to say about Canelo's failed test: He was in Mexico, going back and forth going to several commitments; this could be the result of one appetizer, one steak, one event where he had one taco. I am not trying to protect Canelo; believe me. I think Wilder would stop Whyte fairly easily, but the WBC don't want him fighting any dangerous bouts outside of Fury or Joshua. Hearn and Whyte better put up or shut up though and give us a reason why he failed and why the bout went ahead without Rivas being informed.

You'll love this mate:

Some stoppage in the Ramirez - Hooked bout last night. Hopefully it's the winner of Taylor vs Prograis next.

Best first touch I've ever seen. Worst commentary I've ever heard.

Himself and Hearn are a pair of wankers.

Dillian Whyte failed a drug test before the Rivas fight. Hearn knew, didn't inform Rivas' team and let the event go ahead. What a sport we love, eh!