Ken Foy

And he was sacked quicker than he actually, you know, he was five days in place in that job.

Now the next thing Ken that happens is Sandra Vaughan as I mentioned there like Bob Arum has come out with these comments that completely contradict what she has said and her actions and even going to the High Court in London but she comes out and gives an interview again to IFL TV which seems to be a constant here and she sort of goes back on what she's previously said.

I think his confidence was also mounting, though, too, because what he's actually doing is he's coming out of the shadows.

You know, bit by bit, he's going to come out and stand there.

He wants to take ownership of what he's done.

You know, he's working in the background of Tyson Fury.

He's done these deals with the Americans, with Bob Arum, with Walt Disney, with Sky, with all these big, huge, major media companies.

He has made MTK one of the most important companies

companies in the world of boxing on both sides of the Atlantic and he wants to own it but because they have denied any involvement with him they have to try and do this slowly and in what he believes is a very clever way now Vaughan sort of is contradicting her earlier claims of having no business links to Kinahan and

you know, back when she threatened that legal action on anybody who linked her to him.

And in the statement to the High Court, she's denied that he had anything to do with MTK.

And she has given that statement on oath to the High Court and yet is sitting now saying, well, you know, yeah, he's my advisor.

She's not quite saying he's still absolutely involved.

They're giving a little tiny little window here

It's an advisor.

And what she goes on, I think, to describe is that he does it for free.

Yes.

He doesn't get paid.

You know, it's just out of the kindness of his heart.

It's just because he's so interested in boxing.