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Speaker 1: We have this now, let me set it up thusly.

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You're about to hear from Stephen Fulton. And this was

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an interview conducted over a month ago now because we

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have been waiting to play this for the build up

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to fight week. Here for his fight with Oshaki Foster

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that was originally supposed to be part of the fight

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card right with Sebastian Fundora and Keith Thurman. That got

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over October October twenty fifth, So Fondora got hurt. You

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had done the interview. The interview is still good. The

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interview is still Stephen Fulton talking about fighting Oshaki Foster

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for Foster's WBC one and thirty pound title. All right,

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so let's go to this conversation now for the Q

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and A with the Philadelphia fighter who's the WBC featherweight champion.

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Moving up in wait. This is on the undercard of

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the PBC Prime Show PBC Prime Video pay per view

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that is in San Antonio, Texas. Here is Dan with

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Steven Fulton.

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Speaker 2: So I wanted to start off with your last fight,

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which was an impressive win where you defeated Brandon Figuerreau

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and you won this WBC featherweight title that you have

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in a rematch when you guys fought a few years earlier,

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back in twenty twenty one, that was to unify the

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titles in the junior featherweight division. It was a tremendous fight.

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A lot of people had it as a Fight of

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the Year candidate. You won a majority decision. A lot

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of people thought that he should have been the winner

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of the fight. So I wonder when you went into

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the rematch and you won and there was no dispute

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this time, it was a very clear cut victory. How

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much did it did it mean to you to show, like,

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you know what, forget about whatever the dispute was, I'm

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the better guy. I beat this guy clean this time. Yeah?

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I mean was that like important to you to show

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that there was no dispute this time about the outcome

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of the fight.

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Speaker 3: Honestly, I just wanted the bow. I wanted to be

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two division world change. I just wanted to bow.

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Speaker 2: Do you feel like you per formed better in that

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fight though, than you did the first fight? Because the

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first fight, whoever won, it was a really close fight.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I performed a lot better.

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Speaker 3: Uh. I saved myself some years by now getting into

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a war, right so that was good as well.

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Speaker 2: Was it a matter of maybe from the experience of

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going to twelve with him in the first time around

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that maybe yeah.

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Speaker 3: I was familiar with them. Yeah, I was familiar with him,

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his style. What's not being a ring with you one time?

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Then the next time it is like, all right, I

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got I got you? How you operate?

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Speaker 2: After you won that fight and you won the title,

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like you said in the second division, that was after

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though you had moved up from one hundred and twenty

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two where you had been a world champion. Uh. After

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you or I mean after you defeated him in the

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first fight, you moved up to you you went on

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I should say, uh as a unified champion, defended the title.

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Then you traveled to Japan. You did what a lot

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of people don't want to do. You went over to overseas,

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to the enemy territory. Well, you're not scared.

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Speaker 4: I know that these fighters be scared. Maybe acting tough,

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but they really be scared.

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Speaker 2: Like I said, you showed you were no fear in

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you because you did travel to Noi in a ways

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home turf in Japan.

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Speaker 4: You were a champion.

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Speaker 2: He was the undisputed bantamweight champion. Moving up, you were

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the unified junior featherweight champion obviously. Uh. You know that

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was a tough night for you. Didn't win the fight.

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He stopped you in round eight.

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Speaker 1: Uh.

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Speaker 2: But was there anything positive that you could take from

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that experience of, like you said, having a fearless nature

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to go there, to give it everything, to fight in

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front of that crowd, and to be in the ring

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with one of the best fighters in boxing.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I could take I took some positive things

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from me, Oh yeah. And one of it was experience.

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It allowed me to be had more experience, and now

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when I do fight, Yo, Like when I fight in

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the United States, I don't be nervous or anything like.

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That's why I just walk around confident, but like just

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quiet or just like unbothered at times when I'm at

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these press conferences or facing like when I'm fighting in

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the United States, now, I'll be unbothered.

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Speaker 4: And I feel like it's because of the experience of me.

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Speaker 3: Breaking that barrier, of that comfort zone being uncomfortable. Because

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uncomfortable at first, but I was like I'm here now,

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so here.

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Speaker 2: Like you said, you you you gained the experience there.

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So are you saying that when you got there you

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were there were maybe more nerves than usual when you

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were getting ready.

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Speaker 3: It was just because it was a different element. But

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I wasn't nervous for the fight. I was just it

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was nervous, but of where I was, where I was,

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like my location and me just looking at everything I'm sitting.

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Speaker 4: I'm really across the whole world.

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Speaker 3: Somebody you really crazy, Like you're really crazy, I said,

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I know, That's why I do that. I get a

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rush out of the challenge myself and doing and things

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like that. So when loser draw, that's that still was

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like an amazing experience for me.

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Speaker 2: Did you realize Steph, that a lot of people, whatever

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the result of the fight was that you among the

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boxing public and among the boxing press, even though it

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wasn't a victory, you got so much credit for being

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the one guy that raised his hand and said I'll.

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Speaker 4: Go there and fight the guy as the champion.

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Speaker 2: Right? Did that at least give you like a positive

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attitude about it even though it didn't go the way

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you hoped it would.

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Speaker 4: You know, I didn't.

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Speaker 3: I didn't care about it because that's That's how I

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always been. I've always been as a since a child,

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I've always been the one that said, you know what,

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or I do it when everybody else was scared to

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do something. Even as a kid, I was the one,

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all right, I'll do it. That's how I got this mark.

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Speaker 4: On my on my head like you probably can't see it, right,

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it was. I had a little dent right there and everything. Everybody.

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I used to be like a little daredevil. I think

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I might have passed out.

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Speaker 3: I got up too high and I came right down

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on my feet boom, and I slid.

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Speaker 4: How they had to rep my head. He was it

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a hospital.

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Speaker 2: Looking back on the experience, how good is in a way?

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You're the guy that was in there in front of

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him in the ring, and a lot of people have him.

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Speaker 4: He's good.

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Speaker 2: That's you fought. Yeah, he beat me, okay, fair enough. Well,

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I mean look after that, you moved up to featherweight. Yeah,

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you got a good victory against Carlos Castro and the

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eliminator that sets you up for the title fight that

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you won this WBC title and now you're going to

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one hundred and thirty pounds to challenge O'shaki Foster for

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his WBC title in that weight class. How did the

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fight come about to you? Because it kind of to

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me anyway, not that it's unusual for a featherweight champion

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they move up and fight a junior lightweight champion, but

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this particular matchup, but to me anyway kind of came

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out of the blue. Was this a fight that you

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were campaigning for or did somebody from your team bring

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it to you or did they make an overtore to you?

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How did it all come about?

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Speaker 4: Both?

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Speaker 3: I had it in mine, but somebody from my camp

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brung it to me as well. But I had it

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in mine and was who I wanted to Plus I

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knew I wanted to go up and fight for that belt.

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Speaker 2: For the one hundred and thirty Was it against any

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hundred and thirty pounds belt or Foster in particular?

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Speaker 3: It was really any but like that was more reasonable.

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So it was like, h he did say something before,

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so let me let me, let me let me go

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up there and handle that.

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Speaker 2: So if you win this fight, you do become a

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three division world champion. You've been a champion at junior featherweight.

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You are currently a featherweight champion. You would then become

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the one hundred and thirty pounds or eight hundred and

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thirty pound champion. What would that accomplishment mean to you? It's, uh,

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you know, lots of guys have done it, but it's

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still pretty uncommon to become a three division world champion.

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Speaker 3: It mean a lot, It will mean a lot. Yes,

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So that's my that's that's my main goal is to

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you know, I'm just I'm just starting. I'm be honest,

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I'm just starting to get motivated, like today for.

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Speaker 2: The fight or just yeah, for the what is it

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about today?

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Speaker 4: You know how it is in a fight week, like,

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well you have you haven't been a fighter.

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Speaker 2: I know how it is as a as a media person,

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not as that's gone.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, So as a fighter, when you're around the atmosphere

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of the of the fight, that's when it feels like

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a fight, like all right, yeah, all right, you.

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Speaker 4: Get that movie like okay, I'm out to fight. Really

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about the fight?

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Speaker 3: Doing these interviews is what's making me like, oh damn,

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really about the fight is right here?

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Speaker 2: Okay, Well, I guess I'm glad to help it. I'm

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glad to help with the motivation. Uh, as you go

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to one hundred and thirty. Though, when you think in

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the in the in the more in the future, if

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you do it all, do you feel like this is

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your maximum weight or do you have harbor like the

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desire maybe someday I'm gonna try to be a lightweight champion. Yeah,

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I'll go up, you will go up again. So is

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it fair to say then that whatever happens against Foster,

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that you are done as a featherweight and that you

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will win or lose your vacate or would you, if

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you win or lowise, come back to featherweight to do something,

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especially if you were the winner, to defend the titler

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or have you not thought about that?

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Speaker 4: When I went out stayed there at one thirty, So.

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Speaker 2: All done at one twenty six?

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Speaker 4: Then say at one thirty?

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Speaker 2: Okay, fair enough. How do you feel like can match

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up with Foster? He's a couple of inches taller than you,

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maybe a little longer in reach, a similar number of

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professional fights between you two guys.

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Speaker 3: Feel like it's a good fight, Feel like it's a

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good matchup, It's an exciting matchup. He's a box I'm

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a boxer, so we'll have to error. Both parties will

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have to switch things up and see how we'll fight

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each other.

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Speaker 4: My job is to make the adjustments.

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Speaker 2: He's run. He's a talented guy. I've watched him fight

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plenty of times. He runs a little hot and cold,

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do you know what I mean? Like even in fights.

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Sometimes when he wins, it's maybe not this, and he'll

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be the first to admit it's maybe not the best performance.

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And you know, and the one time he lost, obviously

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it was not a great performance on his behalf either.

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How do you how do you think that he stacks

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up with you in terms of his skills, his power,

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his speed, things that you may have seen if you

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watched any videos of him, that type of thing.

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Speaker 4: That last part again, just just I'm asking.

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Speaker 2: Like your thoughts when you've watched, if you've watched video

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thoughts on him? Yeah, how you match up with him?

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Like you know, speed, defense, power, you name it.

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Speaker 4: I don't know.

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Speaker 2: I mean, have you watched videos of the guy? Like

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a minute, you leave that to your trainer. I guess, yeah, Okay,

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well I guess you can. You can give me a

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more detailed explanation after the fight, I suppose.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I could then I could talk to you

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and you know what, he did this good, he did

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that good, he did that bad. And that's why capitalize

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on for this is that X, Y and Z.

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Speaker 2: You know, you're kind of one of the guy's carrying

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the mantle right now for Philadelphia boxing. A great boxing community,

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been great history in Philadelphia. Uh how is the state

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of Philly boxing?

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Speaker 4: Now?

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Speaker 2: You are a champion, you know you got drawn boot

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Sennis he's uh was the unified welterweight champions now moved

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up to the dream middleweight division. But what's the story

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in your mind with the Philadelphia boxing scene right now?

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Speaker 3: Like it's good because then you have younger guys coming

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up under us, like Seline Bay. He's a great amateur

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that's coming up as well. So we have some great

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talents coming up under us. But I feel like right

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now me and Booths is holding the city down for

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the long run. And I've been doing this so far

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for some years now.

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Speaker 2: Yeah it's been it's been a while, but you're still

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a young guy though you're only thirty one years old.

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So do you do you feel like you got years

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left to go? Are you looking at the exit ramp?

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Speaker 4: A little bit of booth.

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Speaker 2: Can you expound on that a little bit.

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Speaker 4: We've been doing I've been looking.

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Speaker 3: I feel like I have some more years on me,

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and then a part of me still be like I

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want to be done with it. We've been doing this

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since we was kids, since I was twelve thirty one.

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Speaker 4: So that's like.

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Speaker 3: You get tied of training, making weed, you get tired,

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You get tired of all that stuff, not even just

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the training aspect.

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Speaker 4: I don't really get tired of training. I get tired

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to make a week.

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Speaker 2: Maybe one of the reasons why. Someday, like you said,

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you'll be a lightweight. But first things first, you got

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big physics. We'll do it one hundred and thirty pounds

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against Shocky Foster. Right, So I will just say thank

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you very much for your time. I wish you the

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best of luck.

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Speaker 4: Thank you. I like the white I like where you're

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going there with all the Santa look.

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Speaker 2: Thank you very much.

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Speaker 4: A little bit under there, you got the right that

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little pepper under here, though, you gotta get that too.

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Speaker 2: A little bit a little bit of pepper, all right, step,

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Thank you very much, man, I appreciate that. See take

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care