Steve Bunce

Daniel won just about every round.

When he got dropped, Daniel got dropped in the first round, 12 seconds into the fight, he was on the floor, got caught high on the temple, lost control of his legs, went down, eyes looked clear, but he did look...

He did look stressed.

Yes, he did, definitely.

And then he went down again in the third.

We got clumped again high on the head, stumbled back and went down, took a knee.

I think he would have fallen over.

I don't think he went back and took a knee.

I think he would have fallen over had he continued.

And then from that point up, that's when you hear that thing where you hear the Rocky music in your head.

Because from the moment Daniel regained his feet in the third round until the moment the referee stepped in after 28 seconds of the 11th,

It was one of the most physically draining and vicious and brutal fights I've ever witnessed from ringside.

Not dissimilar for the pain and suffering.

I think it was his bit of grade from the amateur pedigree.

And his experience.

We'll do one day, and we could do it soon.

I think it would be a really brilliant pod.

We'll sit down and watch the thing.

Not with the fighters, just you and I watch it again.

Because, you know, we're watching this live.