Eddie Hearn

And I know of him.

And I'm like, yeah, I know.

Would you like to sign him?

And I'm like, sure.

Yeah.

I mean, you know, next thing, it's like in the paper.

So, yeah, I actually got a message from someone going, do you want to meet his manager?

I'm like, yeah.

But I don't know where the rugby's... I like...

From a representational point of view, we can run a very successful management company, but we're not a rugby management company.

So, you know, for me, Pollock is like a game changer in the UK.

He is igniting rugby.

The young people, the kids are looking up to him.

They're doing the celebrations.

They're like, and then Finn Russell's like the greatest far half around at the moment.

So you've got like different sort of positions there.

But there are a lot of guys worldwide.

And I just think rugby's a massively underrated, underappreciated, especially commercially, sport, particularly in the UK.

Because if you look at the big stuff, the Six Nations, the Rugby World Cup, that stuff's mega, right?

The Lions, stuff like that.