Ugo Monye

No.

But, and Mr Ugo Monye.

Mm.

Sellout? Seriously, mate.

Rugby Weekly.

Ugo, signings episode.

Yeah.

We had last week welcome back-

Our big guest today.

Our big guest, my former boss, um, Conor O'Shea.

Ugo.

How are you?

Okay, as you may have heard, everyone is here.

Dan Care, Ugo Monye, Chris Ashton.

Spirits from the sky from some people.

Um-

You're gonna look at him.

[laughing]

I think you and Ugo are actually scarpering, but me and Ashton have got these interviews to do.

Um, I think, Ugo, we could be podding now for quite a long period when you think of what is coming up over the next 12 months plus.

Yeah, exactly.

And I'm not sure he could, because we had Ugo Monye with us, obviously the England rugby player, and he was talking about adrenaline.

He was talking about how har- how hard walking out on big events like at Twickenham can be, and at, you know, big matches at Twickenham.

But then he'd...

That's just a tease for tomorrow night, when Moses Itauma will try and become the second-youngest heavyweight in history to win the world heavyweight title, and a vacant IBF belt is on the line.

He would become the second-youngest British boxer to ever become a world champion, losing out to Naseem Hamed by about 14 days.

But more than that, as Richie's been talking about, and as Hugo Monye talked about a little bit with Frank Warren, he will answer, hopefully, some of the big questions that hover over this extraordinary talent.

I'm not gonna say a one-off talent, I'm just gonna say an extraordinary talent.

I know one thing Saturday night inside the O2 will be spectacular.