“It’s probably a bit more major to me than it was to everyone else. What people don’t understand is I’ve known the guys at Sky a few years, since I’ve been pro. I’ve been friends with a lot of these guys at Sky Sports since, probably, 10 years ago – probably a little bit longer. Working in security, and being around these guys, it was actually a dream to fight on Sky Sports. A dream to be involved with the broadcast and with the people; you form relationships. It’s number one for sport, in my eyes – I don’t care that we’re with the BBC now, it’s no skin off my neck. Sky Sports is the home of sports in the UK. So it was sad, on a personal level, but this is a business decision not made by me – [it’s] by the company Boxxer and Sky between them.
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