Steve Bunce

If he wants it, that's fine.

But what we've got to do is win on July 25th and then we'll have to wait one more week now, by the sounds of things, to finally get it done and dusted.

One thing I want to ask you, when was the exact moment that he told you or you knew he was going to fight again?

Do you know what I was like?

The last thing that I wanted to do was to go and see him and say, what are you thinking?

So you have to let him... Everything but that.

You have to let him say, what's the plan?

I think after a while, after two, three times of going to see him, he was probably thinking, why is Eddie not saying, come on, mate, give me some indication?

And I left him and...

He just, it was like, I think we were in Dubai or something like that, and he just said to me, what are you thinking?

What's the plan?

I said, listen, I only want to talk about the plan when you're ready.

And he went, well, I think I'm ready to go back into training camp.

And that was the moment, you know, because I don't want to be the guy that, you know, if he would have turned around to me and gone, I'm done.

Yeah.

I would have gone, I don't blame you.

Absolutely, yeah.

but when I see this is the argument I have with Froch and people like that all the time you argue with Froch all the time anyway because he doesn't see like the reason that Carl Froch retired when I delivered him his ultimate dream which was Julio Cesar Chavez in Las Vegas this is after the George Groves yeah yeah it's because he didn't want it anymore yeah

And I think what Froch did was admirable because so many fighters carry on when they don't want it anymore.

But I said to Froch, if you wanted it when I offered you the Chavez fight, you would have jumped all over it.