Denan Kemp

No, no, no.

Okay, okay.

when a person pulls out is it regular for the opposing camp to potentially send you x-rays or like for example if i was to pull out of a fight and look i'm not a boxer i'm absolutely not even tough nowhere near tough enough to be a boxer but if i was to play out of a fight and i understand how much money and stuff goes into it i would want to send to them like here's hard proof of like what i had mate i don't want to do you get that often like what happens

And going into a fight against a guy like Crocker, is there, you know, obviously you're about to punch on, so any words you say really don't mean anything.

But sometimes there's bad blood.

Is there any bad blood at all?

What do you think you possess as a boxer that is your path to victory?

And what do you reckon his strengths are that you really, you know, in footy we'll do video sessions and we'll right hand fend, you know, right foot step.

Like what's his strengths that you've seen?

And so if you do get this win, and I know you're not looking past your opponent, you would never, like, you've got to always respect anyone that gets in the ring.

But the reality is, you know, you've got guys like Manny Pacquiao, Devin Haney, Ryan Garcia.

Is that a potential past this fight?

Mate, speaking of life-changing, your fight against Mateus, incredible, incredible fight.

And heading into that, you're right, he was the boogeyman.

No one was going to touch him.

Basically, he was in a similar situation in the sense that he was struggling to find fights to a degree.

Talk about the prep into that because the thing with boxing is like –

All boxers are tough.

Anyone that gets in the ring is tough.

But sometimes it is smart to, I'll just avoid that fighter for now and I'll meet them when I'm at a better, you know what I mean?