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Stacey Copeland

Stacey Copeland

Retired professional boxer and former football playerWikipedia

Search complete. 7 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Stacey Copeland".

Sep 30, 2026

Stacey CopelandHOST
1:45
We'll hear from both men, look at where they are in their careers and assess how they match up ahead of this huge clash in Cardiff on December the 11th.
Stacey CopelandHOST
1:53
I'm Stacey Copeland and this is 5 Live Boxing.
Stacey CopelandHOST
2:00
And joining me, the best possible duo to guide us through it all in Steve Bunce and former WBO super featherweight world champion, Barry Jones, who between them combined almost make a modern day heavyweight, but perhaps not quite.
Stacey CopelandHOST
2:16
I'm happy with that.
Sarah CunninghamHOST
5:26
We could be here all night.
Sarah CunninghamHOST
5:27
It's funny because I heard Stacey Copeland talking about the Caroline Barry fight that she used to watch.
Sarah CunninghamHOST
5:32
And me too.
Sarah CunninghamHOST
5:33
I was like, oh my God, I'm not the only one.
Carol Ann WhiteheadGUEST
24:33
I know.
Simone RocheHOST
24:33
yeah yeah okay and you very much talk about the rise of women doesn't mean the fall of men oh I love that quote I say that at the end of conferences and equally I always lovely Stacey Copeland the sports woman she talks about it's not I can't do my best Manchester since I'm not going to try but you know it's not like pie it's not like cutting up that if women get this men get less it's not like
Carol Ann WhiteheadGUEST
24:55
that
Simone RocheHOST
24:56
but what makes a good advocate
Steve BunceHOST
2:22
It's called the Nally Stand.
Steve BunceHOST
2:24
And I'm sitting here, Stacey and I are sitting here, Stacey Copeland and I are sitting here like a couple of people who might be sitting down watching a sunset on the last day of their holiday.
Steve BunceHOST
2:33
The final sunset of a glorious day.
Steve BunceHOST
2:36
Seven day as you say as I said sunset they dim the lights does it feel a bit like that to you stay still? We're just at the end of a glorious gorgeous something It was called Katie Taylor's career and it started for those of us that knew about 17 18 years ago You were with her fighting alongside her at what 12 or 13 years ago.
Kevin ByrneGUEST
29:27
look, the three fights against Amanda Serrano.
Kevin ByrneGUEST
29:30
I was listening to the former GB boxer, Stacey Copeland, there yesterday speaking on the BBC podcast.
Kevin ByrneGUEST
29:35
And she was saying how Like male boxers represent themselves, women's boxers are almost representing their entire gender.
Kevin ByrneGUEST
29:43
Sometimes when you walk into a gym, it's like you're representative of all women, like, oh, if you can't do it, then women are not good or something like that.
Kevin ByrneGUEST
30:26
also, look, the three fights against Amanda Serrano.
Kevin ByrneGUEST
30:30
I was listening to the former GB boxer, Stacey Copeland, there yesterday speaking on the BBC podcast.
Kevin ByrneGUEST
30:35
And she was saying how like male boxers represent themselves, women's boxers are almost representing their entire gender.
Kevin ByrneGUEST
30:43
Sometimes when you walk into a gym, it's like you're representative of all women, like, oh, if you can't do it, then women are not good or something like that.
Steve BunceHOST
1:48
We're in the shadows because it's pouring with rain.
Steve BunceHOST
1:50
So we've got to get out of the rain by Stacey Copeland.
Steve BunceHOST
1:53
Stacey, by the time we finish this pod in about 55, 56 minutes time, we will have talked about Katie the person.
Steve BunceHOST
2:02
Katie the icon, Katie the fighter.

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