Some people in some countries don’t have the choice of doing what they enjoy. But when you have the choice, what if you chose something you don’t love? If it’s a sport like Boxing, surely a big risk? Thoughts on brave David Price’s defeat.

Why I enjoyed the fight and incredibly, inexplicably, it went similar to how I thought it might. Kudos to Joshua for skill demonstration to back up the physical and Joseph Parker for his bravery and cleverness. Few thoughts. Like to know your’s.

Asked for gameplans for Jospeh Parker as he aims to topple the ever formidable Anthony Joshua. Some crackers!

Had a lot of insightful tweets after Dillian Whyte’s win over Lucas Browne - run through them here with most in consensus that Whyte’s skill set and mindset is improving. Please listen and give your thoughts. Ed

Dillian Whyte aiming to continue his less prominent, but dogged subplot to the Anthony Joshua brightly lit story Saturday night v big punching Lucas Browne. Going thru a few of your tweets and discussing Dillian's determination to stay in the mix for a big moment.

Boxing is buzzing right now. Can’t turn on the radio, tv or social media without hearing the Sport talked about. Is it second to football now in terms of popularity? Or is it a peak attached to one man - Anthony Joshua. If not, what is number 2? Few thoughts recorded on the topic...

Why has Football captured the world’s imagination? (Bar a few countries) same Same origins as rugby but spread has been so much more all encompassing.

Few tales from Cheltenham and thoughts on the booze culture around Sport. Love to know your take!

Lionel Messi mastered the key moments to help Barcelona beat Chelsea in the Champions League. Thoughts on how is ability to be zoned into the moment is part of greatness and why an intellectual/statistical comparison between Messi + Cristiano Ronaldo doesn’t reflect the magic factor. Also point out how underpriced and undervalued goalkeepers are - DeGea may well have denied Messi!

Man United exit the CL with a whimper - but even if they’d won through would the W justify the lack of verve and passion. Should we be offensive unless forced to be defensive - like v Man City or Roberto Duran in boxing? Do wins in life count irrespective of how they’re gained? Look at boxing and how Ws can be down to vagaries of judges opinions, so surely the process and performance is where the lessons are gained if a W is necessary as the goal. Thoughts appreciated!