(music) (5 hours) #1437 Let me bore you to sleep - 23rd September 2025

Hello and welcome to Let Me Bore You To Sleep. My name's Jason Newland and this is Trivia Tuesday, Trivia, Trivia, Trivia Tuesday, Trivia, Trivia, Trivia Tuesday. Hello, it is Tuesday the 23rd of September 2025 and it's 3.56pm and please only listen when you can safely close your eyes.

So, still having a bit of problems with Apple Podcasts, I don't know, it's, I think it's taken a while for it to all get sorted and I think it's generally working but I've done everything I can do. It's, I tested them all again today, those that didn't work I got rid of, those that are fine. Now, I know that some of the issues isn't just updating, that seems to be sorted but being able to follow, I don't know how to sort that out if I'm honest with you.

So, if I put in my name and Apple Podcasts. So, if I put in Let Me Bore You To Sleep. Let me, Let Me Bore You To Sleep, to sleep, to sleep.

So, let me, I'll open this up. The page you're looking for can't be found. Which is a little bit annoying, more than a little bit annoying, which means it must be the old one.

However, if I put in my name into Apple Podcasts and search, I can find Let Me Bore You To Sleep. And the one that's on there is not the one, it's, I guess it's the newer version. So, all I can do is apologize and just say, you should be able to follow this one.

The old one's gone. And that's, that's partly my mistake, partly my error. Partly, I don't want to take full responsibility, but somewhere along the line, I've messed up.

But also I think Apple messed up a bit as well. So, it seems to be, it's a case of refinding me, if that makes any kind of sense. So, the podcasts I've got on Apple Podcasts, so all the others should be fine.

It's just Apple Podcasts that have been a bit weird. I've got relaxation for stress and panic attacks. That's opening up, so that's fine.

Hypnosis for sleeping deeply, that's fine. Sleepy boring objects, that's fine. Although I do need to update that one.

Let Me Bore You To Sleep, which is fine. Bedtime Storytime, that's fine. And Deep Sleep Whisper Hypnosis, which isn't working at all.

Oh, okay. Oh, it is working. So, I think that just needed to re rebooting.

So, let's go back to see. Yeah, so basically, that's what it is. It's sleepy boring objects, that's fine.

It's working fine. Yes, there's 123456. I've now got six podcasts that are up and running on Apple Podcasts.

They should be available everywhere else. I've still got SoundCloud, still got two podcasts on SoundCloud. Let Me Bore You To Sleep and the other one, which is Hypnosis for Sleeping Deeply.

Now these, the SoundCloud ones are completely separate. So they're not dependent upon being manually or automatically updated from the Spreaker podcasts. These are podcasts on their own, which I have to upload separately.

I would get rid of them but unfortunately, well not unfortunately, but some people prefer SoundCloud. So I have, I've got an audience on SoundCloud separate from all the other places that I upload. So I did get rid of them both a while back and I ended up having to reinstate them.

I mean, to give you an idea, where is it? Oh, to give you an idea with the Hypnosis for Sleeping Deeply. It's kind of, those two podcasts are like a whole different world compared to the ones on Spreaker. I mean, I probably had more downloads on the two podcasts on SoundCloud today than already I have done on the others, but just the way it goes.

And so if you look, the last 30 days, 4,601 plays on that one podcast. But for the last 12 months, 383,785 plays all time, which is all of last year, part of the year before and this year is 2,513,271. It just gives you an idea, you know, there are people listening different places.

Some people even listen to me on YouTube. So I've got a YouTube channel. All six versions of the recordings are uploaded on YouTube as podcasts.

So it's kind of, I don't get, I shouldn't be this honest, but I don't get a huge amount of views on the YouTube. Because YouTube, I mean, it is a podcast, it's, you know, it's, it is a podcast, but it's still, you know, YouTube prefers videos. It's still a video, it's like a static picture and then my voice.

But it's all right, I'll continue to share it. Because basically, whenever I do a new recording, it automatically uploads to YouTube. And I have a huge amount of videos.

Wow, like, absolutely huge amounts. I couldn't even tell you how many I've got on YouTube. Probably over 2000.

Which is quite a lot. Let's have a look. I'm just I'm interested, slightly interested.

Where would it tell me? Wouldn't it have that on the channel page? channel page channel, my channel. Come on. So Vinnie's chewing on something.

I've got 3.1 thousand videos on my YouTube channel. So that's a mixture of videos that I've made from the past videos I've made. Well, everything's from the past, isn't it? But there's videos of Andre, there's videos of Vinnie.

There's videos from like 2011 2010 2007. I'm not sure if I posted the videos from 2006. But there's a lot of videos.

And now every day, there's six more added. I kind of hope I mean, for me personally, I think YouTube is quite a good place to listen. Because I got it on the telly, I just turn it on.

And I like to listen to my podcast to just to see if they if they work, if they sound okay, and they do. And I always bore myself to sleep. Which is weird, you'd think that being my own voice, it'd be a bit off putting, but it doesn't for some reason.

Yeah, I listen, I'm not, I'm not I don't listen to every single recording. But I probably at the moment, I probably listen to at least four or five a week, three, three a week, something like that. When I do like, you know, one every day.

So there we are. So what I would say is just search for me search for my name on Apple podcasts. The it might be a different podcast to the one that you were listening to before.

If you know, I mean, it might just be like an updated version. Because Apple podcasts had so many different versions of podcasts from the past on there that it got I think it just got confused, which is fair enough. And that was I didn't realize I guess I didn't know how it all worked.

But on here on all of these podcasts, it's coming up is given a plus follow button. So I can't check it on my phone right now. But it's working on the laptop.

Right, so that's all that done. If there's any Facebook messages I can talk about, you know, I was in the park earlier. And Vinnie, as he does gets excited to say hello to people.

So he jumped up at this man, man and a woman walking. It looked like they were going on the grass to avoid him, which I thought was a bit weird, but they weren't. And he jumped up at the lady, then he jumped and he got on his back and was showing his belly to the lady, then he came jumped up at the man.

And the man said, Oh, next time I see him, can, can you have his nails cut? Which I thought was a little bit cheeky of him to say that. Next time have his nails cut. And maybe next time he jumps up at you and perhaps you cannot be wearing shorts, like a little schoolboy.

And this is someone probably in his late 70s walking around with shorts on in autumn. You know, when it I mean, it's not like freezing cold out there. But it's not warm.

It was quite chilly. I wouldn't wear shorts in this weather. I don't wear shorts in any weather, but that's just a legal requirement.

I can't help that one. Oh, Sarah hitch. Let me have a quick look, see if there's any messages.

Okay, again, I don't know anymore. It's confusing the whole thing. I hope Apple podcast is now sorted.

And I've done all I can do. I know I said that yesterday, probably. But this time, I really think I have.

Because I've gone through it again and again and again and again and again. And some people are saying it's working fine now, which is good. Right, I can't log in.

So I can log in, but I just can't be bothered. So that's it really. I'm thinking, do I really need the let me buy the sleep.com website, maybe just you know, because I've got the jasonnewland.com website still running as well.

So I might just get rid of the let me buy the sleep and just have the jasonnewland.com like before. Just simplify things, you know. And if you go to the jasonnewland.com, like before, it's all the latest recordings on there.

So you can go on the first page, and you can skip down. I mean, there's 1988 episodes to choose from just from this. Yeah, on the first page that you can actually go through 10,309 hours and 50 minutes.

So you should be enough to get you through for a while, you know, there's a lot of stuff on there. Going back to who knows how far back. And that includes not just to let me buy the sleep ones, but all of the recordings, including the hypnosis stuff that I've done in recent months.

And also, there are links to each of the podcasts on Spreaker that I have as well on that first page. So it's got all the hypnosis, sleeping deeply, let me buy you sleep, deep sleep, whisper hypnosis, relax and sleep hypnosis daily, short relaxation hypnosis, Monday sleepy boring objects. Let me boil your pain away.

Chronic pain hypnosis, stress and pain relief, relaxation for stress and panic attacks. Jason's bedtime storytime. Q&A Friday, requested recordings.

Let me boil your phobia away. Stop nail biting. Stop smoking hypnosis.

Wow, that's a lot isn't it? 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17 there's also a Spanish one, 17 podcasts. Now, only the main ones are on the Apple podcast now. So what I'll do once it's all sorted, once it's all kind of calmed down, I might try and start adding some of the other podcasts onto Apple podcasts.

I'm going to leave it maybe a month or so, let everything kind of settle. So just I want to make sure that everything updates correctly. And yeah, but then as I said, the links are there.

So you can go to my to my podcasts directly. Or you can just use the podcast. It's like a playlist on the first page.

And my website on jasonnewland.com now is just one page. Everything on one page is very easy to use. So that's another, you know, alternative.

So you've got, you can go directly to Spreaker, all my podcasts, you can go to Apple podcasts, you can go, you know, to all the different podcast hosts, places with your directories and that, you can go to YouTube, or you can go to my website, jasonnewland.com. There's lots of different options where you can find my latest recordings. Oh, and also SoundCloud, of course, wow, forgot about SoundCloud.

So you can go to SoundCloud.

And just let's have a look. If you click on SoundCloud, and search for me, Jason Newland. Right? You'd think I'd know how to spell my surname by now, wouldn't you? N E W L A N D. Jason Newland.

So I got one Jay visit Jason Newland's profile. Barry. Someone else has got it.

So okay, that's not me. So Jason Newland. And if you go down to Oh, that's weird.

Albums in found 287 playlists, 500 plus tracks, 15 people. I thought I'd be a little bit easier to find. Well, underneath the Jason Newland that isn't me, and that's from Barry United Kingdom.

There's lots of my recordings. So what you could do, like hypnosis is sleeping deeply, you could just click on that. The top ones you got.

Music number 25. Letting go. That was a year for a year ago, you can just click on sleeping deeply.

And that brings it up. See this weird, or you could just put in, if you want. Let Me Bore You To Sleep.

And yep, I come up on speaker. I've used the old banner of a little baby with a yellow hat. He's a yellow beanie.

I just want to kind of have it separate from the others. So you got that you can click on that. You can also follow and the latest recordings are on there.

So streaming, which was yesterday's one. See, it's still so I understand we've all got our favorite places that we like to listen to stuff I do I completely get that. And we do have a few options.

So it's not all. I'm not just in one place. I'm kind of all over the place.

Not just mentally. Another thing someone asked me and I can't I've had a lot of people posting stuff and I've kind of lost track a little bit but it was about being able to listen on Apple podcasts and set the timer for just one hour. Now, my initial react not reaction, my initial response was if you listen to the one with music or without music, just the one standard recording, they usually about an hour and a I suppose but then sometimes I do offer on for nearly two hours, sometimes even longer.

So I can see if you know if you want it to be to turn off after an hour. Actually, that was my first response. My first response is maybe I should make a recording that stops after an hour.

But then would that just be another addition to already six different recordings is quite a lot for each recording six different versions. So I did some research and apparently, Apple podcasts on iPhone and iPad has a built in sleep timer. So if you if you're watching or listening rather on iPhone or an iPad, and here's how you can set it up.

So the podcast stops after one hour. So you open the podcast app and start playing the episode. Swipe up on the now playing screen where you see the play pause button.

Look for the option sleep timer, a little clock item icon. So sleep timer, a little clock icon. Tap it and choose a duration.

And so the options it says here five minutes, 1030 minutes, one hour, end of episode, etc. Once set, the episode will stop automatically when the timer runs out. If you don't see the sleep timer, make sure your app is updated.

Okay. And I wonder, I'm not sure how it works on a on a WhatsApp phone. I should ask that should know.

And Spotify also has a sleep timer built in on iPhone, iPad and Android is probably the same thing. Open Spotify and start playing the podcast. Tap the now playing screen, the big play bar at the bottom.

Tap three dots in the upper right corner. Scroll down and tap sleep timer, and then choose from, you know, five minutes onwards to win how long you want it to last for. On desktop, PCs and a Mac, the sleep time isn't available.

And but you can do it via your actual computer as well separate, but it's not available on the app. So I want to check Apple podcasts on Android because millions of people have Android phones. So just see and tablets.

Let's see what it says. That's a tricky bit. Apple podcasts is only available on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.

So that's not even I didn't even think about that. I am. I think they're missing out a little bit there.

I know par this because they want people to buy the Apple phone and stuff like that. But I wouldn't. I don't think I'd buy a phone just because of it having Apple podcasts, because you can.

Oh, no, I don't. Although I do use Apple Music, don't I? So I've misused Apple Music, but I would go over it. If I the only reason I don't have an Android phone, I used to have I've had blimey loads of different phones.

I just find I'm used to using it. That's all it is really. I'm used to the Apple phone, the iPhone.

I had one for probably 15 years now. Not the same one, but I'm just used to it. And now I don't upgrade.

I don't upgrade every single time. Blimey. Who can afford that? Wow.

I mean, the new one, I think I've had one, two, three, three iPhones, maybe four over the last 15 years, maybe three. So you know, they have to last a good five years each. So I'm always out of date, really.

Yeah, so that's, that's what you need to do if you want to set up the effect, what I'm going to do. I'm going to post this on my Facebook page. Yes, I am.

Yes, I am. Yes, I am. Because it might be might be useful.

It might not be useful, but it's, it's worth trying, isn't it? Where are you going to do the trivia Tuesday yet? I'm going to do it in a second. Just wait. So what I'm going to do, I'm posting.

Right, setting timer on Apple podcast. Set in sleep timer. Set in sleep timer on Apple podcast.

Okay, I'm going to post that. It might be useful. If it is useful, let me know.

I posted it on Jason Newland's boring group. So that's where I my all my stuff is. So I'm always if I can help, I will.

And Karen says apples working fine for me now. So I hope it Yeah. It's just one of those things, you know.

It's it's not a lot I can do. I've done everything I can do. I do believe.

I hope it's all thwarted. thwarted. Oh, Jimmy Kimmel's back on TV.

After a brief hiatus of what three days. I don't care. Why would I care? It's not a show that even comes on in this country.

I don't think so. It might be maybe it does. But not on the mainstream channels.

And perhaps I have on sky. I don't know. We've never really in this country.

We've never really been big on the late night chat shows. But in America, you've got you've got whoever lives in America listening to this, possibly in Canada, possibly in Australia as well and other countries, I don't know. They have these like the lemon version of a lemon show.

And you know, they've been around for decades, these did that format. Like every night of the week. We've never had that.

I don't think really. No, we never. I suppose we've had chat shows like we used to have the Wogan show.

Well, that was on at seven o'clock in the evening. And at one point that was on every Monday to Friday. That was just Terry Wogan sitting on a sofa or a chair, and getting celebrities out and talking to them.

It was a very different thing to him being behind a desk. And having noticed also live entertainment singers. I don't know, maybe comedians and stuff like that.

But it wasn't late night. It wasn't irreverent. It wasn't adult or anything like that.

And I think the first time we ever really had anything even even similar would be The Last Resort, which was in the about 1987-88 with Jonathan Ross. And it was a it was that kind of format, late night, I think channel four possibly. And there's once a week.

And there'd be you know, like crazy antics and silliness and adult stuff. But I wouldn't actually it's not true. There was a late night show called there was a Tiswas, which is a kid show.

And then they did their own show once a week late and it got cancelled. But that was kind of adult. And this was in the in the 80s.

I forget over the top or so some weird name. But as far as late night, chat shows go, I mean, we had a few we had Clive Anderson, but again, once a week on a Friday. And he would be on a desk and he'd be interviewing people and there'd be people singing or comedians and stuff.

So kind of similar format, but just once a week, not every night. And they weren't big shows. I mean, they were they were.

Yeah, they didn't. I don't know. I've seen clips of I've seen whole shows on YouTube of like, the different people I let them in and all the different versions, you know, there's been over the years.

But we just don't have that here. And at the moment, there isn't anything like that on terrestrial television anyway. I don't really know what my point is.

But the I, yeah, we just don't have that kind of stuff. I mean, just trying to think what other shows by the way, that's my desk squeaking. Then he's staring his bum.

I'm not quite sure what he's expecting. Another magic trick? I don't know. He's fascinated with his rectum.

Sometimes he just stares at it for hours. Honestly, I don't know what he's expecting. What is he? What is he anticipating is going to happen? Right, no, Vinnie.

No, no, don't be barking just because the dog is back barking. You don't have to bark. You want to get on my lap? You want to get on my lap? You can if you want.

You get on my lap. You want to cuddle? No? No? Okay. Okay.

Oh, he's getting excited. So you can hear. I don't think it's your friend, though.

I don't think it's Archie. No, it's not Archie because, well, it might be Archie, but I don't think we'd hear him from here. He lives too far away.

Yeah, I don't know why I was talking about late night shows, but we don't really have much. I think I quite like it. I used to, I used to, there used to be a TV show called Never, was it Don't Forget Your Toothbrush, which used to be on Saturday night, but that was more like a game show.

And then there was Chris Evans, not the actor, Chris Evans. That was a bit of a squeak. What was that about? Chris Evans, who was on The Big Breakfast, which was like a morning TV show, which was good.

I really liked that show back in the nineties and used to start at like six, six to eight or something. And yeah, it's quite weird because I went there once because the house, it was like, it looked like a cottage and it was in a dockland. It's really close to where I lived.

I didn't know where. And then one day I, I was in Stratford shopping centre, just, I don't know what I was doing. Probably just looking around, maybe on my way to the train station to have a wonder.

I really don't remember. And I think this was either 2000, 1994 or 1995. And this person came up to me holding a clipboard and they said, would you like to be on television? And I don't remember why I answered.

I mean, I would have probably, I guess, been in the positive. I ended up on a coach being taken to this big, this TV studio, which from the outside looked quite small, but from the inside was huge. And so there was, yeah, it wasn't full, but they were basically trying to just drag people off the street to be the audience.

And the show was, oh, what was his name? Supermarket Sweet Bloke. Supermarket Dalwinton. I got it before I put it in.

Dalwinton. And a sportsman. They were doing a TV show together.

And I don't know if it ever really kind of aired. Might be like a trial, you know, a trial show just to see if it was going to be successful. Very weird.

I've never been to a filming of a TV show before. And it was very fake. The way they put it together, like getting people to clap for no reason.

And then they add that on to the, you know, I suppose it during the editing. And they even go, so everyone now laugh, laugh, laugh. Like now you all whoop, jump up and down, shake your bits, go on, jump up and down.

Like what bits do you want me to shake? That's weird. And they'd come out and they'd do the introductions like six times, come and say the same thing. It was just weird.

The whole thing could have broken up. Completely different to what you'd see on television. Not even in the same order.

It's like, you know, some movies, they film the ending of the movie before the beginning of the movie. So even the actors don't know what the heck's going on. It's, it's weird.

So yeah, I don't know. I don't know if you can hear downstairs music. A lot of bass, a lot of bass, been going for hours.

But I hope it's not going to be a regular thing. But hey, they're such good neighbors. I can't be bothered to worry about it.

So I had someone knock on my door earlier. But I was in bed and I'm knocking using the knocker. Now, my I've got maybe it's an attitude, but leave my knocker alone.

I don't let just anyone touch my knocker. And I do. I do believe knockers are sacred.

We should just you know, I've got a press the doorbell. Why do you have to touch my knocker? Because when you use that it shakes the whole flat. It's very loud.

I don't like knockers. I'm not not door knockers. Anyway.

I don't. I just don't. It's just like it's too much.

It's too demanding. Almost on a level of violence almost just like no. Because you know, you watch TV or you're in bed or having those bang, bang, bang, like, what the heck? What's going on? Is it an earthquake? What's going on? And I don't know who I was in bed.

And I looked through my camera. I'm just some bloke. What he wanted.

But I'm in bed. I was like, No, go away. Now I'm thinking because they're trying to do an appraisal of the flats.

And the counts are a little bit a little silly sometimes. So they're, they're like, Oh, we need to come into the flat and do something. But then they just turn up randomly.

And if you don't answer the door, a couple of times in a send a threatening letter. Oh, we're going to break in we have to get like, wait a minute. If you make an appointment.

And I'm able to be you know, I'll be here. Or I'll contact you and let you know that I can't be here. But it seems a bit ridiculous.

They expect me to be in all day. Even though I am potentially in most of the day, but regardless of that other people, what about them? Not everyone in the world. I mean, it's people who've got different lives, and they some people have social lives.

Some people have working lives. Some people have commitments to contend with. So yeah, it's weird.

So I don't know who he was. But he knocked all the doors. So I'm going to ask one of my neighbours who did answer the door.

Who he was, because I tried to listen, but I couldn't hear what they were saying. So I'm gonna Yeah, I'll try and get his version because I think that they were talking about doing audits of the flats and I've got a hole in the wall. I need to fill that in.

Did I tell you about that? Oh, man, this basically what happened is my neighbour downstairs helped me to put my TV on the wall. This was a few weeks ago. And he drilled through the wall, like right away through to the bedroom.

But it was just it was a really he's got a long one. And it he just pushed too hard and it went all the way in which because there's a gap in the middle of the wall as well. So he didn't need to go he just slipped.

That's all it was. He slipped and not say went in the wrong hole, but it kind of it made a wrong hole as it were. So yeah, I need to fill that in find someone to fill fill his hole in with.

I suppose some kind of paste or something. You want to get on the lap? He does. Hello.

All right. Come on, then. He wants to get on my lap.

He's like getting onto the side of the sofa. He's putting his paws on my lap. So when I lean a little bit forward so that he can actually get onto my lap, he jumps off.

Do you want to get on my lap? You can if you want. You turn it into a game on you. I can't be bothered Vinnie.

I can't be bothered. If you want to get on my lap for a cuddle, you can. I've told him right from the day he moved in.

He can have cuddles anytime he wants. Anytime I'm always available for a cuddle. But he just turned it makes it difficult.

Like, I think he wants to cuddle. He wants to get on my lap and cuddle up. But at the same time, he is like he doesn't have not sure how to express that.

I don't know. Because if he wants to, I'm happily like give him a cuddle. I'll do this while I'm cuddling him.

But I know because I'm now stroking him like he's right next to my feet and sitting up and I'm just patting him on the head. Good boy. Just stroking his neck and his chin.

But I know that if I bent down to pick him up, he'd run away or growl at me. You see, if I put him onto my lap, he'll try and get down. Yeah, he wants to be on my lap.

It's such a weird one. Isn't it, Finny? It's a strange situation. It really is.

So what else has happened? It's really weird. Is anyone, here's a question. Do you know Microsoft, MSN? Have you noticed how MSN news, right? It's so out of date.

So out of date, like if a big news story hits. And kind of, let's say today, I'll see it come up on my feed probably Friday. It's Tuesday today.

It's so slow. I don't know why. And how about this story? The Mirror.

Anthony Joshua has 10 man shortlist for comeback fight. I've got a 10 man shortlist for comeback fight. I mean, come on, 10, that narrows it down.

It's ridiculous. 10 people. Make it a bit more interesting.

It's going to be, you know, between three, but not 10. That's just, that's just them saying they might have changed the headline to, we've got no idea who Anthony Joshua is going to fight next. Who's going to click on that, though? But that's basically what they're saying.

Or Anthony Joshua has no idea who he's going to fight next. Or Anthony Joshua may be having another fight at some point, but we ain't got a clue who it'll be. Again, probably a bit too long as a title wouldn't get clicked.

It might get clicked because Anthony Joshua and a lot of people like, you know, want to read about him. But Terrence Crawford stripped of title just days after boxing star beat Cavaro Alvarez in Vegas. What? How the heck? Oh, he's been stripped to his WBA super welterweight championship.

37 year old points victory. Okay. So he moved up.

He was the WBA champion in all the belts. So he was not that he was a super welterweight champion in all the belts. And then he went up to fight for the super middleweight championship and won all the belts in that.

Now, it seems a little bit harsh for them to take away one of his belts. I mean, he's two weeks later, give him a little bit of time. Generally, when they strip a boxer is because he's refusing to pay their sanction fees.

So they probably said to him, I'm making this up, of course, but they probably said to him, most definitely, probably didn't say to him. Now listen, Mr. Crawford. This is a WBA.

Regarding your super welterweight championship, you're going to have to defend it soon. And you can either defend it within 30 days or agree to defend it within 30 days. So you have like maybe three months to maybe agree within 30 days to defend it and then have the fight in three months, whatever.

Or you'll get stripped. Or if you're really kind and nice to us and give us a million pound, we might just keep you as a champion for a little bit longer. And he might have thought, I'll do an impression of Terrence Crawford here.

I don't think I want to pay that kind of money. No, I don't. I am a two weight world champion.

Okay, that wasn't very good accent. So. But according to this, he was going to, Crawford was going to go back down in weight.

He wasn't going to stay at the higher weight. Which makes me wonder. Makes me wonder.

If he's going to, let's have a look. What could Terrence Crawford do? I've got an idea. Let's have a look.

I'll get some Terrence Crawford. Music's getting louder downstairs. Bastards.

Right. Let's have a look. Terrence Crawford.

So he's been a world champion. Three different weights, I do believe. But unified in two or three.

No, I'm losing track. He's been the lightweight title, lightweight, lightweight, lightweight, lightweight, lightweight, lightweight, lightweight. Okay, so 10, 2016.

Lightweight, lightweight, lightweight. So he won the world title as lightweight. Wow, lightweight title.

He's won world title at light welterweight. He's won world titles at welterweight. And he's won world titles at super middleweight.

Right, so that whole super welterweight was just silly because that's not true. So. Super.

Okay, right. Yes. And I messed up.

So four different weights. I'm doing quite well, because in the past, having all this music in the background would have bugged me. Bugged me.

Look, he's held 18 different major world championships in five weight classes, from lightweight to super middleweight, including undisputed championships at light welterweight, welterweight and super middleweight. He's the second ever male freeweight undisputed champion. In the four belt era, he is the first male boxer in history to capture the undisputed championship in two and three divisions.

And the first to achieve that stays at both light welterweight and welterweight. He's held the undisputed super middleweight title since September 2025. So I'm thinking what he could do, what he could do is he got his, is how many viewers? Peak viewers 41,400,000 on his fight on Netflix a couple of weeks ago.

Wow, the live gate was 47 million. That's just those that attended the actual fight in person, which seems like a lot of money because it wasn't a huge audience. I mean, like in person, I mean.

But there was no buys because it wasn't paid as you go or pay per view rather. Here's a weird one, right? So Spence Crawford 700,000 people paid for that. And the second most popular was Khan, Amir Khan.

Wow. So I'm just trying to go down. I'm trying to, I just want to work out the rest of his career because he's getting, he's 37.

I'm sure he doesn't want to fight on forever. So and he won't be able to. Major world titles, WBA light champion, lightweight champion.

Super lightweight. Light welterweight like. So what he could do possibly.

He could go down to middleweight, right? And yeah, he could go down to middleweight. So he's lost a few, a few pounds, but it's only one weight class. Go down to middleweight and win.

So who's the middleweight? Middleweight world champions. The media, the midi middleweight world champions. So look, give me a list of everyone in the last hundred years.

I don't want everyone. I want now present. Jannebek Alimkanuli.

So he's got, he's got the WBO. And Jannebek Alimkanuli got the IBF. Alessandri Lara has got the WBA.

Carlos Adams has got the WBC. And Jermaine Taylor has got the. What? How can it be a title? So that's 2005.

That's weird. List of champions. So what we got? We got the WBC.

Carlos Adams, WBA is not Adams, Adams, Adams, WBA, Alessandri Lara, IBF, Jannebek and WBO Jannebek. So that's the four main channels, four main belts. So what he could do is fight Jannebek.

So come down, I don't know, seven pounds. Whatever it is, come down in weight, fight Jannebek, win his world title and let Alessandri Lara and Carlos Adams, let them fight each other. And then there could be a third fight like and then it could be the winner of both those fights becomes undisputed and then he can be undisputed again and he can break all the history books.

Yeah. Yeah. So as Jannebek Alimkanuli, he's had 17 fights, 17 wins, 12 by knockout, five by decision.

And I don't know any of the names on his resume. Right. So for the first, the first nine.

Okay, when did he win the world title? He turned one. All right, he won the interim title and then he was relegated or he was not relegated, he was pushed up to be the world champion. I wonder what he did.

I don't really know him. He began boxing at the age of six because his fathers and grandfathers loved the sport. And his first fight was at six and he lost that match.

So I'm gonna see the person he win, retained the WBA and IBF champion. So the last person he fought against was unbeaten. I still think so.

I don't know this bloke, but he was unbeaten and then he got beat. And Andrei Milutinovich, who is Jannebek. Oh, he's been beaten twice now.

Wow, that wasn't good. So, but I've noticed that some really big names in boxing in the past, they go through periods when they go through a losing period, losing streak where they might lose three or four in a row. So going from being a world champion to losing a few, and then go back to being a world champion for another five years.

It's kind of strange the way it goes sometimes. It's not just about the physical, is it? It's about the mental as well. How the person's getting on in life, how their life is going, how things are.

So I did not know this. The first WBO middleweight champion was Doug DeWitt. And you know who the second one was? Nigel Benn.

Do you know who the third one was? Chris Eubank. Do you know who the fourth one was? Gerald MacLennan. The fifth one, Chris Pyatt.

A lot of British fighters there. Nigel Benn, Chris Eubank, Chris Pyatt, Jason Matthews. Wow, you've got Gerald MacLennan, Chris Pyatt, Steve Collins, Otis Grant, Bert Schenck.

The thing is, they go about, oh, the first person to win all four belts in the four belt era. The four belt era has been around since the 90s, since the late 80s. The problem is, WBO was not recognized, really, as a proper belt for a long time.

It was recognized by the champion. It was recognized by the country that had that champion. But in America, for example, Nigel Benn had the WBO and he was a hero, as was Chris Eubank in England.

But people like Roy Jones Jr. and they didn't seem to bother with the WBO. I'm saying that like I know maybe they did. I may be lying to myself.

Wow, Billy Joe Saunders was a WBO champion. Demetrius Andrade. What's happened to him? Because he, he, I really like Demetrius Andrade.

He's very, very skillful, but at the same time, very frustrating for his opponents. And he was a two-weight world champion, I do believe. He won the middleweight championship.

So he won the WBA regular light middleweight title. He won the WBO middleweight title. He retained that and then light middleweight.

Okay, yeah, so he retained that. What was it? One, two, three, four, five. So he had six fights.

And in the seventh fight, he fought David Benavidez. And he lost. And that was for the WBC interim super middleweight title.

I'm pretty sure he, the one before that was also a super middleweight title. Super middleweight. And he hasn't fought since.

And that's nearly two years ago. Wow, that's really freaky. November the 25th, 2023.

Yeah, November the 25th. 25th, 2023. November the 24th was when Luke left.

So that was weird. That must have, I must have been in a weird space to be watching the boxing that night. Wow, how strange.

23, 24. Yeah, blimey. So David Benavidez is fighting in November.

Is it the 10th? Is it the 10th? I don't know. He's among my most favoritist boxers. David Benavidez is.

This hasn't been a Q, a Tuesday trivia, isn't it? It's not been that. I don't know why. I've got no idea really.

Just didn't happen. David Benavidez is so good. He's held world titles.

He's been a super middleweight champion three times. And he's now, he's now the okay, he is the light heavyweight champion of, he got upgraded. So he is.

Oh, okay. He has held the WBA light heavyweight title regular version since February 2025. And the WBC light heavyweight title since 2025 April.

Previously held the WBC super middleweight title twice between 2017 and 20. But he also held the interim super middleweight championship, but he didn't get I suppose he didn't get elevated to the full world title. So I class that as.

I don't know. The problem is when a boxer becomes unified or undisputed rather, they hog the belts for far too long sometimes. And Canelo is one of those.

And David Benavidez was really should have been fighting for the for all the titles. And he was just stuck to every point. I don't think at one point.

Canelo said, I don't want to fight another. I'll do the accent. I don't want to fight another Mexican.

He said he didn't want to fight another Mexican. And then when we look at who did fight, he fought quite a few Mexicans. He was just like full of it really.

Not that he's scared. I'm sure he's not scared of anyone, but he David Benavidez is so good. And so he's fighting on the.

When is it he's fighting? He's fighting in November. And he's fighting against Yard, Anthony Yard, November the 22nd. And it's a quadruple header.

So this is going to be probably going to be early hours of the morning. But it's going to be a big night. And it's going to also be.

I think it might be in. That's the second time that's gone past. It's going to be in Saudi Arabia, Riyadh.

So I'm going to I'll be watching that. So I'll be looking forward to that. So you've got someone like.

Wow, he's, we've beat everyone. These four. 30 fights, 24 knockouts, six by decision.

And you're thinking, God, he's held all those world titles and all those fights. And you've got to think, wow, he must be getting on. He's 28 years old.

I mean, he's got he's done a lot, isn't he? So you say, how can he be that? How can he be the super middleweight champion? And haven't lost it if he's never lost a fight? Well, the first time I do believe was because he went partying after a fight, got tested and he had some substance in his system. It wasn't a performance hunting substance. It was a recreational, having fun partying substance.

And he got stripped of his title. And the second time, because he won the title back. The second time he lost his title, it was on the scales because he came in as too heavy.

So he still went ahead with a fight. I think he got fined, probably a lot of money. And even though he won the fight, he lost the title.

And I might have got that the wrong way around, but it's that's kind of what happened anyway. Which is just and kind of, kind of weird. One vacant WBC interim.

So one WBC. It's not giving the information there. Okay, and speaking of some great time, I can't wait now.

Yeah, so he beat Andrade. So he did knock him down, but he got up. So I'm looking forward to that fight.

But Yard is a if he does win, it won't be on point. So it'd be a knockout. Why is the desk squeaking so much? I don't know.

So I'm gonna go to Caleb Plant. Because I think he's retired now. I think he's, he got beaten very concisely recently.

So I don't think he's gonna. I don't know if he'll fight again. But he fought David Benefit is but he also fought Canelo.

So I'm going to go back to Canelo. Let's see how many Mexicans has Canelo fought. That's what I want to know.

You know what, I don't think matters what anyone says about Canelo. Alvarez. What a record.

68 fights, 63 wins, 39 knockouts, 24 by decision, two draws. He's lost three by decision. held so many world titles, it's ridiculous.

He's been in how many world title fights? Has he been in? Too many, I can't even count them. I can but can't be bothered. But I want to go and have a look and see how many Mexicans he's fought.

So Terence Crawford, not Mexican. William Skull, not Mexican. Edgar Belanga.

So I don't think he's Mexican. Jamie Munguia, or Mungui, I like to call him. Mexican.

So probably about three years ago, two, three years ago. I won't fight a Mexican. I won't fight a fellow Mexican.

And then last May, he fought Jamie Munguia. And absolutely ridiculous. Because, you know, it's like, come on.

Callan Smith. So to be fair, from the looks of it, he hasn't fought that many Mexicans. Julia Cesar Cervez, Mexican.

And Miquel Cotto. Pure pure Puerto Rican. James Kirkland.

Don't know. Lara, Cuban. Alfredo Ungulo, Mexican.

I won't fight any Americans, Mexicans, he says. Austin Trout. Okay, American, I think.

Josetto. Joseph in America. Okay, so American.

Shane Mosley. Okay, Kermit. Didn't really have a choice, did he? Because he was, he sent a kid to school named Kermit.

He's got no choice but to become a fighter. It's just, it's almost cruel, isn't it? On a kid to do that. Alfonso, Mexican.

Ryan Rhodes. Nope. That was a four world title.

Matthew Hatton. Lovemore. Carlos, Argentinian.

Luciano. Joe Cotto. I mean, it's really weird.

We're going way, way down and he's still fighting for world championships. Right. So, Leonardo Taina.

Carlos Herrera. Okay. Michael Rosales.

Nothing coming up. Gonzalez. Dominican.

Is that the same as Mexico? Carlos Adan. Miguel Vanquish, Mexican. I won't fight any Mexicans, he says.

Miguel Vanquish, Mexican. So, I think he was telling Porky's, to be fair. He fought Miguel Vanquish twice, did he? Oh.

Ah, that's interesting. He fought Miguel Angel Vanquish, Bautista. But he, in 2008, lastly, but he actually went and won the IBF lightweight, lightweight title.

2010 to 2014. Isn't that interesting? To me. I just want to go back and just have a little look.

Wow. Loads, loads of losses. Blimey.

56 fights, 12 losses, 44 wins, 17 by knockout, decision 27. Knocked out, knocked out three times, nine times, he's lost by decision. So, a lot of losses later on in his career.

I mean, he's 38. And he's called El Tite, Tite, Er, Titer, the puppet. Again, I don't know what this is all about.

Kermit the puppet. so he he started his career first his very first fight was against Canelo Alvarez and he lost split decision his very first fight Wow that wasn't fair was it can you imagine that going through your whole career so I lost my first fight and then five six years later feeling a bit rubbish you realized that you'd actually lost your first fight to one of the greatest boxers of our generation the great one the greatest champions possibly of all time so Christian so he won quite a few fights

after that he lost to Timothy Bradley and this is for the youth lightweight world weight title and Timothy Bradley beat Pacquiao and went on to world a world title and was a great fighter and then he fought Canelo Alvarez again in his 24th fight lost again and they went on a winning streak so basically he went on a winning streak from losing to Canelo Alvarez on his very first fight then in his 20th fight after winning all the other fights he loses to another future world champion Timothy Bradley and then

he wins all his fights until he fights against Canelo Alvarez again who's still not a world champion champion at this point but not in not at this point he's not anyway he might have been a world champion previous at a different weight and then he wins all his fights again until he he wins the world title so he wins the title 2010 and he defends it one two three four five six seven eight eight times or nine times but loses in the ninth defense wins again loses wins wins wins wins

loses wins loses wins loses loses so he's he's kind of on a I'm guessing he's retired now or 4th of February 2023 was the last one he fought and he lost two in a row so that that's kind of the end of his career I'm pretty sure but five years as a world champion is not is something pretty amazing and I'm thinking you imagine if he hadn't fought Canelo Alvarez twice and Timothy Bradley would he have gone on to win the world title so he lost those three fights but they

were two two great fighters so the experience he would have got from that and learned from that put him in good stead to go on in a big winning streak and to win the world title and to defend it eight times including Breeders Brett Scott yeah because he's the first person that he knocked out Amir Khan that's why he was well known that's what put him on the map really I would say so in 2008 Amir Khan they fought Breeders Prescott was supposed to just be not a rollover but it

wasn't supposed to be a hard fight for Amir Khan he was the future of boxing very much a hero in this country so that was weird because yeah he fought Amir Khan everyone expected him to well I guess he didn't and his fans didn't but you know Amir Khan's fans expected him to win and he got knocked out in the first round but Amir Khan came back and won other you know he won world title so it was just one of those things but wow it's a big shock actually I

mean I think even Breeders Prescott was a bit shocked a bit surprised like what's happened well you've just won oh see see and so maybe not a lot of losses though losses but he's lost to a lot of big names like Terence Crawford Robert Garcia is it Robin that's Roberto Garcia not Robert Roberto okay I can't okay some people anyway Terence Crawford Mike Alvarado Kevin Mitchell Humberto Toledo in his next fight he got bitten by his opponent that's the thing I bet they took this fight on for Amir Khan because

pretty much everyone on his resume were kind of unknown so they thought well okay he's had 19 wins but we don't know any of the people so then he fights at Manchester Arena on September the 6th 2008 and gets killed baby and then everything seems to go downhill from there oh so again didn't really do the Tuesday trivia Tuesday thing did I today I suppose trivia Tuesday I could be talking about boxing suppose couldn't it boxing but not really I mean yeah really but not not really being trivia as such oh well so I'm gonna

go thank you for listening remember to be kind to yourself because you do deserve to be happy be gentle with yourself you deserve to feel safe lots of love bye