Ken Foy

He's not being ordered to do it.

After the UK media starts to focus on Kinahan's criminality, which starts to happen around now, Aram pulls back a bit.

Now, later in an interview with the Daily Telegraph, he says, over the weekend, I've had a lot of conversations with Tyson.

And what we both decided is that myself, Top Rank and Tyson will do all the negotiations for fights in the future.

No sign of Kinahan in this.

Both Tyson and I have discussed this with Dan and he's amenable and satisfied and wished us luck.

He only wants the best for Tyson Fury.

This is like one step in and one step out again.

So he's obviously dipped in.

He has been, in what he sees, savaged in the Dáil by Leo Varadkar, which he sees as being a very significant thing to happen to him, despite the fact that he's so dismissive of Ireland, its strength on the world stage and its importance in his life.

He's obviously been sort of...

bit.

So he's pulling back a little bit again and they go out and they make this statement that actually Dan is just moving into the background.

Sky Sports are getting loads of press queries as well and I'm sure it's not comfortable to a big company like that to be any way associated with

Somebody like Daniel Kinahan.

Now, in June 2020, Yallon is appointed CEO of MTK and Sandra Vaughan steps down.

Yallon says in one of his first interviews that Kinahan is stepping away again.

So they try to reinvent the wheel here.

Yeah.

And you wonder why, because in August 2020, they signed their first American-born fighter.