Rob Beckett

I love that.

If you shut your eyes now and remember them as a kid, what is the warmest moment in the house of you and the boys?

Is that a moment that you remember from that period when you stopped boxing?

You shut your eyes.

What's the perfect moment with you and your family in the house?

Is that right, Sammy?

They've had some amazing boxers and trainers.

As you see in the film, Giant, Brendan Ingle, you see a huge influence on your career.

Irish boxing trainer.

What was it like watching back, you know, because it's weird that the film, I love the film, but a lot of the film is about your relationship with Brendan as opposed to just your career kind of thing.

Obviously, it's the film about you.

But that relationship, a lot of it is about that.

What's it like looking back on that relationship?

Now you're so much older and you're distant from it, where at the time, obviously, it was way more intense.

I've seen I've seen the film and obviously we don't want to sort of ruin the ending yeah let's not ruin the ending that's what I'm telling you yeah no but you felt that was a until that moment were you nervous watching it

Never nervous.

You're such an interesting person because I find on paper, the sort of like egoic, like in front of the camera, in the ring, showboat in and just this crazy sort of almost like not from this planet individual.

But then when you sit and chat to you, obviously you're still charismatic and funny, but you're a reserved, more measured guy.

Hmm.

It feels like in order to be successful in your boxing career, you had to create this sort of times ten monster of yourself that isn't actually truly you.