Steve Bunce at Trinity: An Empty Croke Park, 18 Years of Katie Taylor, and AJ-Fury Updates

speaker-1: And talking to Peter just now, he said to me, I don't know how she does it, How would you stay calm walking out for your last fight in front of 80,000 people at a venue that you've always wanted to perform at? At a venue in front of people who have come to see you for the last time. I can't even imagine. Between us, I sneaked into Croke Park last night about eight o'clock. Yeah, I managed to jib in. I knew a security guy, and I got a high visor, and I wandered around and it was dark and it had rained. There were 200 workers still doing stuff, and I wandered around there, and I'm not and I'm not. Not overregging it, you pull you felt it pulling your heart. You could just sense that place, the history in that place, the richness in that place. We, the Royal We, we need to plan and strategize going forward. Because women's boxing will not just organically survive. We boxing will always just organically survive. Good years, bad years, great years, terrible years. But women's boxing won't. Women's boxing needs a lot of care and a lot of love and a lot of help. to keep it over, to build people, to be to make Tier Ayton into a massive star, to work on that, you know.