Joe Molloy

That was due out in March of 22 from memory.

Patrick's day, actually.

And it was canned.

It was held back, even though the publicity had been ongoing with it.

So he was really fighting this war to become, because he really desired, narcissistically, to become the most important person in boxing in the world.

Like, it was an incredible thing he nearly did.

You know, you kind of have to stand back.

I always don't know much about sport, I can tell you.

And the only thing I know about boxing is because of the Kinahans.

But I did look at where he took Tyson Fury from and just thought that was an extraordinary thing to do.

And he did take him from there.

You know, Tyson Fury's manager at one point had said Fury was on the scrap heap.

You know, he was totally overweight.

He was in debt and he was addicted to numerous substances.

And Kinahan saw him in that condition and decided he was going to make him a world star again.

I mean, is that not an incredible thing to do?

So, you know, he

And Kinahan is and has made extraordinary strides from his childhood in Oliver Bond to where he is now.

It's all gone awry, hasn't it?

Because he's unlikely to spend the rest of his life in freedom.