Brian McDermott

He says, well, I'm not going to stand in front of him and let him land the right hand.

And most of the boxing world, very much like rugby league, would say, you're avoiding the tough bits.

And he says, no, no, I'm just being smart.

I don't have a strong right hand like he does.

And nowhere am I going to trade right hands with Vladimir.

That would be stupid.

What I am going to do is I'm going to punch from different angles.

I'm going to come in from different angles.

I'm going to move about.

I'm not going to allow him to get me.

I'm going to make him play another version.

I'm going to make him fight a very different fight to what he's used to, which everybody then was fascinated by.

Then he goes over to Dusseldorf.

And you don't win a fight in Germany.

You just don't win.

A British fighter doesn't win a fight over there unless you knock the guy out.

Anyway, beat him on points.

But he beat him so convincingly and he never stopped the whole fight, Tyson Fury.

Kept on moving around, kept on moving his head.

Big lump of a body and he kept on using his footwork to never be in the same area.