Joe Molloy

They moved to Dubai and they moved the intellectual rights of MGM out to Dubai.

And then he says he sold it lock, stock and barrel to Sandra Vaughan.

She takes over, goes to war with the Irish media.

And the rest is history, I suppose.

But all the while, Daniel Kinahan is out in Dubai.

He's standing back from it.

He's saying he's nothing to do with it.

And then Tyson Fury comes along and he just can't help himself anymore.

But by the time Panorama came out, he was on the cusp of doing something that very few...

international criminals can do and that was trying to become legitimate.

He was trying to cross that line and he was saying that he, you know, even to Bob Arum when he was talking to him, he was saying that he had done a few tricky things in the past, but it was all in the past.

He'd left that behind.

He had completely compartmentalised his life at that point into two different strands.

He had Sean McGovern, who's due for sentence hearing on Monday, has pleaded guilty, been extradited to Ireland, has pleaded guilty

to directing a criminal organisation.

He had Sean McGovern running the criminal end of things, something that the Spanish had previously called difficult decisions, being murders, drug dealing, etc.

And then he had his own legitimate business, as he saw it, in boxing.

And he thought he was going to be able to go forward with that.

He was going to do a podcast with James English.

He actually recorded a three hour podcast with him.