(Short - Voice Only) #1558 Let me bore you to sleep _ Jason Newland

Hello and welcome to Let Me Bore You To Sleep. My name is Jason Newland. Please only listen when you can safely close your eyes.

Now it's Monday so I thought I might do a Monday's Boring Objects. However, I'm looking for some ideas if anybody's got any ideas about what I can talk about. I'm going to give this question to anyone on TikTok because I'm streaming live only my voice but wow it's only 10 past nine I shouldn't really be this tired.

Mind you I'm getting older now. I'm an old man. I get very tired at this time of night.

Yes. So my podcast or this podcast will be available on my, but it's all over the place. So basically, I do six versions.

So when I finish the recording in the morning, I will edit it and then I will upload it and I'll make six different versions of the recording. So short, long, and overnight. So there'll be audio, audio only, and music or voice only and music.

So that's that makes sense, doesn't it? Yeah. I wasn't yawning before I started doing this. I'm not saying that I've never yawned, but just, you know, it's something about starting to talk makes me yawn.

It used to happen actually, back in when I first started doing group relaxation sessions in 2006. I always used to yawn before I started. So I'd be sitting around only maybe six, six people, sometimes less, sometimes more.

And it kind of almost cleansed my palate to do some relaxation, maybe. So, oh, what am I doing? So yeah, if anyone has an idea what I can talk about, I can talk about a subject or I can just pick one myself off the top of my head. Before that, yeah, just let you know my website, jasonnewland.com has all my latest recordings.

I've also got a YouTube channel, which you can go to and all my recordings on there. Also, you can Facebook, I upload my record, my latest video on there. I also upload these recordings on to Instagram X, and also to TikTok.

And that will be probably the next day or so. I've got a backlog of videos to upload, and I only upload two a day, one in the morning, one in the evening. Otherwise, it gets too much.

I feel a bit bunged up. I think the weather, the temperature has dropped somewhat today. I don't know why.

Apparently, we've got snow coming. Snow, snow, snow, snow, snow. I guess I've got a friend on here that told me that they'd sent me a DJ, TikTok DJ thing.

I'm not sure what it means. I feel a little bit embarrassed to ask, like I should know, but I don't know. She said she sent it to me, but I don't know what it is.

But anyway, I should ask, really, shouldn't I? So yeah, anyone that's just listening on here, if you've listened to me before, then you'll know what I'm doing. I'm just doing my podcast. I'm just chatting.

The idea that it's relaxing. There's no hate. There's no drama.

There's no being horrible to each other, any of that stuff. It's just nice and chilled out. And that's it.

I'm putting you to sleep, Ibi. Thanks. I'm not trying to put you to sleep live, but the podcast is designed for that.

You from Notts? No, Ibi. I used to know Nottingham, Nottingham. I used to have a friend in Nottingham years and years and years and years ago.

Long, long time ago. I used to go up there. I used to visit fairly, maybe not often, but I used to visit.

I visited quite a few times. Newark. Newark.

What was it? Not Bolton. Newark. Newark, Newark, Newark, something.

Booton. Is it Booton in Newark? I might have it wrong. I don't know.

But it was an ex mining town. Lovely area. It's really nice.

People are friendly. That supermarket and a video shop and a newsagents just round the corner from where he lived. So that's handy.

Well, handy for him didn't really make a big difference to me because I lived in London. You know, local shops that he had probably didn't. Yeah.

Anyway, Ibi, how are you doing? I'm doing good. Thank you. Hope you're well.

So I just try to think of a subject that I can just talk about for like an hour. Something random. Maybe something that I can relate to something that has happened in my life or because I used to do a regular Monday's boring objects.

Where I would talk about. I just choose an object like toasters or haircuts or something really kind of pointless like that. And then I'll just talk about it.

You know, I mean, just talk and talk and talk and talk. So maybe Ibi, if you've got a subject or topic, I can talk about that or whoever else is listening. What can I talk about? Oh, Vinnie.

Vinnie had his. He got to stay with his mummy today. That's no worries.

You don't have one. That's OK. Vinnie.

Yeah. How long did you spend there, Vin? About 10 o'clock till about three, wasn't it? So about five hours of absolute bliss. He was.

He was so happy. He hasn't really seen himself since he got back here, though. I think it's a little bit of a disappointment to come back here because it's just me.

He was there with three people and he's a real human dog. He loves, loves people. And you're just stuck here, aren't you, Vinnie, with boring old me.

You're bored, aren't you? I don't think he appreciates my superpower of boring people. Oh, well. Mind you, you didn't get any sausages there, though, did you? No, you didn't.

You get sausages here, don't you? Yeah. So where would you rather be? Somewhere where you don't get sausages or somewhere where you do get sausages? Are you going to come over and say hello? Are you going to come and spend some time with me? Let's move this stuff out of the way. You can get on there if you want.

Get on there and give me cuddles. Come on, Vin, Vin. Get daddy cuddles.

No? OK. So what I did is I made use of that time and I recorded four relaxation hypnosis sessions. Four.

The last two I did, I was literally falling asleep while I was doing them. Because I was boring myself with my voice. And I literally fell asleep probably about eight or nine times during those last two recordings.

So I say hello to anyone that's joined on TikTok. Oh, yeah, I also say hello to anybody that's listening. On my Facebook group as well.

My Facebook group is Jason Newland's Boring Group. And if you're a member of that, which you can be if you want to, but if you're already a member, I just want to say thank you for listening. Thank you for your support.

And also to, I don't have a large following on YouTube or anything like that, but I've got a few people that do watch my videos, so I'd like to just, you know, say thank you as well to those on YouTube. Right. So, here we go.

Right, I've lost a subscriber since a few hours ago. I don't know. I don't know what's happening.

I think with YouTube, they really prefer videos rather than podcasts. And basically, what mine is, is I just upload my podcast. I have my podcast on Spreaker.

They automatically upload to Apple Podcasts and all the other places, Spotify, you name it, all the different places that you can listen to podcasts. They also upload automatically to YouTube. And that is a, I just think that some of the YouTube people, they don't, some people do listen to them, but they would probably like it better if there was a video of me sitting here talking and I just don't, I really want to make videos really.

Because it's a faff, you know, it's a lot of hassle. It takes hours and hours and hours of editing and processing, rendering and uploading. It's, you know, like, it's like, it's real, a real time consumer.

I'd rather just make the recording, edit, which doesn't take a huge amount of time with the audio, if there's not too much background sound or disturbances. And then I make the image. And I make six versions of the recording, you know, with the music or without the music, etc.

And then I just upload them, make them available. I'm starting to make them available, not all at the same time. So given like an hour between recordings.

So not all six aren't just released at once. That seems to be a better way to do it. Because if you saw everything's all at the same time, it's a little bit, it's quite a lot, isn't it? Quite a lot, quite a lot.

So, yeah, tick tock, have I got any messages? Nope, on Twitter, not Twitter, still YouTube. So if I've got any, what are the stats for today on my podcast? So look, I want to look at the geo location. So in the United Kingdom, in England today, Southend-on-Sea is the top place.

Wolverhampton is second, then Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Harrow, North Shields, Hartlepool, Gosport, Birmingham, Warwick, Ealing, Colford, Warrington, Sleaford, West Mailing, Hampton, Eastbourne, Reading, Bulgarian Regis, Farnborough, Hackney, Ashford, Bristol, Burntwood, Eastleigh, Doncaster, and some others it's not naming, but that's the ones I've got today. And Southend-on-Sea is the most downloads I've had. 13.89% of all downloads in England has been from Southend.

Wales, Bangor, Traharris and Treecastle. And Scotland, I've got Edinburgh. So that's the only place I've had today.

If I go to America, we've got the United States. So Texas, Florida, these are the top regions. Texas first, Florida, California, Maryland, Illinois, New York, Massachusetts, Utah, Hawaii, Indiana, Oregon, Montana, Alabama, Washington, Georgia, South Carolina, Wisconsin, Maine, Nevada, Michigan, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Colorado, Connecticut, New Jersey, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virginia, Arizona, Delaware, Missouri, Rhode Island, and Tennessee, and a couple of others that they're not listed.

So that's all the different places. I mean, if you break it down, then you're Texas, there's Coffman, North Richland Hills, Frisco, Round Rock. So Coffman is the biggest amount of downloads in America.

And you've got Canada, Alberta, Ontario, British Columbia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Quebec, Manitoba and Yukon. I wonder why they named an area or a region after two dogs, two very different dogs, because Newfoundland and Labrador are very different sizes, aren't they? Blimey! It's getting cold in here. By the way, that was my cardigan zipper, not anything weird.

So Quebec. I don't know why I always hear Quebec and it sounds like it's, it's... Right, Vinnie's hassling me for some reason. So I need to go and see what he wants.

He's literally squeaking. So I think he might need the toilet. So right, I'll be right back.

Well, that was weird. He didn't want to go out, but he did want to go into the bedroom with his sausage. Because he was literally squeaking.

Like, like that. And I thought maybe he needed a toilet. But no, as soon as I, well, as soon as I stood up, he ran away from me because he thought I was trying to get his sausage.

It's not a euphemism. He actually does have a sausage in his mouth. And he likes to, he likes to run away and do chase.

You know, when he's got something in his mouth, he likes to chase him and stuff. And basically, he just wanted to go in the bedroom. I've got no idea why.

It's very weird. It's strange because it's, it doesn't feel cold anymore now that I've moved. So I've opened a window.

Strange. So Jason EFS sent TikTok universe. No, I didn't.

I didn't send you not TikTok universe. No one's ever sent me a TikTok universe. What is it? I don't know about this stuff.

These things are confusing for me. You know, I don't, I don't know much about TikTok other than I get hardly anybody listen. And it's kind of a pointless activity.

But I do get a good audience for my videos that I post. So, you know, it's, it's a bit of a, yeah. So I did the four hypnosis videos, recordings rather, because I thought not having him here gives me a bit of peace where I'm not going to be disturbed by his barking.

And whenever he's here, I'm always kind of not on edge, but I'm aware that he might start. He'll hear something in the garden, because there's a cat who has this little bell on the collar. So the owner puts the car, the bell on the collar just to warn the birds.

But this cat stands near my window, opposite the window, and just rattles his head. So the bell, the bell rings, and Vinnie, Vinnie loses his mind. And I look out the window and I see this cat just grinning, just staring up at the window.

It's a proper wind up. Apparently, what am I? What is this? What does that say? League D5 top 19. What? I don't know what that means.

Daily ranking. Popular live. Oh, great.

So that's you click on that and it'll take you to the, to the most popular people on League D5 top 99%. What's D5? Is that quite low? Let me just check this. What is D5? What is League D5? League D5.

Now I guess League D5. Okay, TikTok. Some creators programs, DJ apps or competition ladders, label people by league.

I can't even read. It's terrible, isn't it? Plus division D1 to D5 to show your content level or bracket. D5 is usually an entry or early tier.

That makes sense. So I am. I'm an entry and I've only just started doing this.

But I mean, if this came up with TikTok, DJ stuff, it's almost certainly a ranking tier basically saying that level someone is on that platform or competition system. D5 is usually one of the starting divisions before moving up to D4, D3, etc. If you tell me where you saw League D5, TikTok profile, DJ app, game message from someone, I can pin down the exact meaning for you in two seconds.

And pro, pro, pro, is it profile? And profile, I think profile. What's a DJ app profile? What is a DJ app anyone? I'm confused. Usually means division five often towards.

Okay, I'm in top. I'm in top 99%. What does that mean? Anyone? Do you know what it means? Do you? Okay, so if it literally says top 90%, it almost always means right now it's D5.

Top 90%. Right, I'm a top 99%. The top 99%.

The top 99%. Does that make sense? DJ top 99%. D5 rather.

D5. I don't get it. I don't understand.

Anyone? Anyone that's listening? Hi, Lucy, Tether, Ibi. Anyone wants to tell me? What does D5 mean? It's low down on the thing. I mean, I've got 180 followers now.

So it's taken me a while for that funny. I've been on here since the end of last year. I think I've been doing stuff on TikTok.

So it's only been like a month and a bit. But yeah. But it was nice to have that time to do my podcasts or to do the deep sleep, you know, sleep hypnosis-y stuff.

Because it was nice to get it done. But four is too much. To do four in a day is too much.

And I've realized that doing three in a day, although I did do three hypnosis sessions, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, last week, and then Let Me Bore You To Sleep in the evening, too much. Two recordings is pretty much the maximum I can do in a day. I mean, if I'm in the mood, I can do a few extra if I'm kind of got, you know, up for it.

And then I can store them. So I'm ahead of myself with the, with the hypnosis stuff. But two recordings a day is enough, I think.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure. The thing is, I don't, my audience isn't large enough, podcast wise, for people to really listen to all the different things. So to post that many recordings in a day.

So if I posted all four recordings, six versions, that's a lot, isn't it? It's a lot of recordings. And the most that's going to do for my stats is take it up by maybe 500. It's not going to take it up by a huge amount, if you look at the percentage compared to what it is, if I just do one recording a day.

So to me, all that means is people are not listening to them, because there's too many. And my voice is going croaky because I'm so tired. So tired.

So a quick drink of water. So I went two days without taking my medication. I don't really have an excuse for that.

But I did take it on Saturday night, or Sunday night. I forgot to do it Saturday night, because I had a pizza. And then I'd eaten Sunday, and I didn't really have any food to eat, to eat with the tablets, because I always, I always take them when I eat.

So I didn't have them yesterday either. So I took them tonight, which is probably why I'm tired, because it's, they're hitting me a little bit. Or is it Monday, isn't it? It's Monday.

It's Monday night. And I'm feeling all right. My legs feel tight.

Especially when I'm wearing tights. Well, you want to know, you want to know what the recordings were that I did. That'll be interesting.

But it won't, but you know, it's something to talk about. I did 1, 2, 3, 4. I did one, which I've actually released, I've uploaded that. That's been uploaded once every hour, like the next recording along.

So the let's have a look. The beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, permission to pause was the first one. And that's been uploaded.

And I think the first two versions are available to listen to. So the short version, voice only, the long version, voice only, probably, probably also, what's the time, probably also the overnight one, voice only should be available as well. And also the short music, permission to pause.

Yeah, that's also available. So the one about music or the one, this, the basic one is 27 minutes and 52 seconds left. Long left, long, long.

And yeah, so the other two will be uploaded. I won't be working on the other three hypnosis sessions until tomorrow. And but I will edit and upload this recording, the Let Me Bore You To Sleep, which is a particularly boring recording, because I've not really spoken about anything, have I? This will be uploaded tomorrow morning.

Then I will work on uploading the other ones. Yeah. The the hypnosis ones.

For what I think I'm planning to do is, because I'm going to be uploading 12 recordings a day, six recordings, but you know, two recordings, but there's six versions each. So I think I'm just going to release them at two hour intervals throughout the day and night. That way, it just gives, it gives a break.

So then all coming on at the same time and gives people a bit of a chance to sort of maybe watch one before they watch the other one or something. I don't know. I think I'm making it up as I go along.

I'm never sure what the right thing to do is. I mean, I have looked into potentially making videos on YouTube where I've done this before. But where I actually have a video of maybe a beach or some kind of scenic view like a forest or rainforest or something and have my voice doing the hypnosis relaxation session over the top of the video.

Maybe and also some music as well. So I'll be thinking about doing that. It's it's possible.

It's possible. At the moment, I'm not, but I'm looking into it. I mean, what I did is I went on to chat GPT.

And okay, so basically sort of said, what's the I asked, I'm looking to start turning my podcasts into videos on YouTube, with copyright free videos and using copyright free audios that YouTube allows. Any ideas? So the topics for the videos they come up with is Pexel videos, Pexabay videos, mixkit cover, so COVER and vidico. These are all free to use apparently.

All free to use commercially no attribution required but always double check just in case so I went on to pixels video all but it's pixels so P-E-X-E-L-S and I looked it I looked at it and I just don't know for me it's like it's my voice do you do do you need to see I can't can't get my words out it's a video really needed like because what I do when it's the hypnosis recording or a sleep recording on YouTube it's pretty much a closed eyes recording so there's no need

for a video is there but the most popular videos for relaxation and sleep I've all got videos or at the very least a lovely picture but my mind have pictures so I don't know maybe I just should just keep going how I am even though I've lost three subscribers in the last two days on YouTube but you know I don't know what we got what we got Fabio Wardley Wow Fabio Wardley it says here offers the WBO title shot to Anthony Joshua whenever he's ready blimey so I mean that's that's

pretty much the biggest fight that Fabio could get he'd get paid more for that than yeah pretty much anyone else because Anthony Joshua is still the most popular heavyweight in this country and obviously Titan Fury but I think Anthony Joshua is kind of he's still the most popular out of everyone so he's the one that puts he's the one that fills out stadiums and I know Tyson Fury could as well so I shouldn't really sort of choose between them I love them both equally but I don't know I mean Joshua

Anthony Joshua could make more money fighting Tyson Fury for no title however he wants to be a three three-time world champion and this is a great opportunity for him to do it he's Wow the only problem I have with that is Fabio Wardley is my favorite boxer but I've always been a big fan of Anthony Joshua as well I followed him since the winning the Olympics in 2012 all the way through till now so that's what it's quite a few years what's 13 2013 he probably turned pro so I've been

following him for 13 years you know you don't stop loving someone you don't stop loving your favorite sports person or your favorite band just because perhaps you you perhaps you don't enjoy their latest album I said is that a good analogy I you know I've there's there's bands that I stopped listening to I still love them I still love their old songs so I'm still a big fan of like UB40 but I've not heard any of their latest stuff if they've got any and Buddy Holly I mean I really like

his old stuff but I know he's not got any new stuff that was just wrong but yeah it's I don't I don't want to see I don't want to see Anthony Joshua get hurt I know that Fabio Wardley is not going to get hurt I'm not saying that you know you can't get knocked down or knocked out you know we see that in boxing everybody can everybody potentially can get knocked down get knocked out but Fabio Wardley is a different beast he's a different different type of boxer he's a fighter

he's a it's something different about him so even if he did lose to Anthony Joshua it's not going to come out it was come back and better and stronger I think if he wants to you know so if he lost his world title to Anthony Joshua maybe they'd have a rematch clause and Fabio showed that he comes back when it's a rematch he there's no stopping the man he proved that when he fought what's his name so from a skills perspective from a boxing skills perspective and Fabio won't disagree with

this Anthony Joshua is is supreme compared to most of the boxers in the heavyweight division because simply he was a you know limping gold medalist and two-time world heavyweight champion he's a great boxer he wasn't as great as Usyk and so far pretty much the thing is Joshua there's been two since Vladimir Klitschko there's been three big names in boxing in heavyweight boxing three kind of at the top Anthony Joshua Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder they're the three they're the three heavyweights have been right at the top and then at

the top of that is Usyk but Usyk came into it later on so he ended I mean Usyk ended Anthony Joshua's reign Usyk ended Tyson Fury's reign and he would have done the same to Wilder if they'd have fought back you know when Wilder was a champion so really there's like Usyk's at the top he's at the top of all heavyweights you could probably argue in the last 20 years Usyk is at the very top since the Klitschko's because they dominated the heavyweight division for quite a while so we just

say the last 10 years at least the last 10 15 years let's say 10 years the last 10 years Usyk is the top and even if he retired it's unlikely it's not unlikely but it's unlikely because it won't be able to be proved well if he's retired that anybody that comes after him would have beaten him people to say that you know so if Moses Atalma goes on to win the world title which he hope he does I do as long as it's not against Fabio people might say oh yeah

but Usyk avoided him because he's so young and he you know which is I think it's nonsense I don't think Usyk has the ability to avoid anyone and he's way too good if you're what he did to Daniel Dubois twice just shows you that he's actually if anything he's improving he doesn't have to go 12 rounds if he doesn't want to he went 12 rounds twice with Joshua and with Tyson Fury and in the Tyson Fury fight the second one Tyson was nearly down here he was being knocked all the

way around the ring so Usyk is superior as a boxer to everybody so far in the last I personally think he's better than the Klitschko brothers but the Klitschko's at their peak it's hard it's a hard one to really say because they were brilliant and I preferred Vitale was it dr. hammer was dr. steel or whatever they called him because he fought Lennox Lewis at about 2002 and that was ridiculous that fight they were just there was no skill they were just punching each other with the hardest punches they could

and it got stopped on a cut because Lennox Lewis punched basically punched a hole in Vitale Klitschko's eye and it got stopped so you know Lennox Lewis won and they were supposed to have a rematch rematch and Lennox retired but that fight it was there was no skill involved it was just literally seeing who could punch the hardest and they were pretty much equal you know anyone watching that fight could see that Lennox is pretty much handed over the mantle of the best heavyweight in the world to Vitale but he

did it without handing him the belts as well usually you know they end up handing a belt over as well but this time he didn't have to do that he just he still won the fight on a cut but then he quit so I don't know how long it was before Vitale Klitschko won the world title after Vitale Klitschko I wonder how long it was after that before he fought and won the world title I mean that eye must have took a bit of healing to be fair so he fought

2000 and oh it's interesting see isn't it weird I forget stuff I forget stuff and it's strange because in my memory Vitale Klitschko he was an up-and-coming boxer and he fought Lennox Lewis for the world title and I'd never heard of him before that really and these were the years previous like 2000 unless the boxing was on telly I didn't have access to it and there's not much boxing on terrestrial TV at that time it's mainly just sky and stuff there's no streaming that didn't exist the internet only just started

in this country really I mean it's like 97 in 2003 it was still dial-up okay a yo-yo thing right is it this is interesting so what happened can you believe it I thought first of all I thought that Lennox Lewis was the first loss that he had it's not this is amazing he lost twice this is Vitale Klitschko he lost twice and he had 47 fights 45 fights wins 45 wins 41 by knockouts 4 by decision that's an incredible incredible record the two losses oh okay so this is what's weird

so he he basically did he do the Olympics let's have a look I imagine he probably did did he do the Olympics yep he won the gold no no he didn't do the Olympics he did the World Championships we didn't do the Olympics fair enough so he he started he turned professional in 1996 so he had I'm surprised he wasn't a bigger name in the West long before he kind of became famous because every single fight he had leading up to winning the world title was a knockout so he won

the WBO heavyweight title in ah I didn't know who he was blimey this just shows you that it's almost like I've got different memories for different things I remember I saw him because he he fought Herbie Hyde to win the WBO heavyweight title and he knocked Herbie Hyde out in the second round and Herbie Hyde was one of my favorite boxers he was a British fighter and he was really good really he won the world title twice he never he did get exposure and he did get fame but not in

the same way because every heavyweight fighter in this country including Lennox Lewis was overshadowed by Frank Bruno in popularity even though Lennox Lewis went on to win the world title three times unified it became arguably one of the best heavyweights of all time one of the and I'm not putting down Frank Bruno because I love the man he's a legend however I don't think the British public the British press gave Lennox Lewis enough respect for what he accomplished because I think the issue they had is he won he won the

Olympics so he got gold in the Olympics Lennox Lewis did for Canada and then when he turned professional he was calling himself British English but he was born in England and then his parents took him to Canada so he was English like I guess both citizenship English and or British and Canadian but for some reason the the press or the sports you know pundits seemed to be annoyed that he won the gold medal the heavyweight gold medal for Canada instead of for England or Britain and that seemed to I don't

know it seemed to wind them up rattled them a bit and then he he moved to England and told and he turned professional and he was fighting from from England from Britain and some people just didn't seem to like it I don't I didn't really understand it myself but then he also had an accent a Canadian accent he had a bit of an English accent with it as well but he was Canadian accent and it just I think it confused people because I used to Frank Bruno going you know I

mean man you know I mean you know I mean Harry and because everyone loves Frank Bruno everyone still does he's an absolute legend I'm saying everyone still does I'm just taught for myself he will always be a legend but so is Lennox Lewis it seems weird like why can't both of them be legends for different reasons see Frank Bruno was a legend not just because of his boxing the fact it he was a legend for his personality because he was a like genuine celebrity as well as being a boxer and

there was also the fact that he he had to overcome losing four fights before he finally won the world title and he'd lost three attempts previously at winning a world title so that in itself is just an amazing accomplishment to show people I keep going baby keep don't quit keep going and you can get where you're trying to get you can accomplish what you want to accomplish eventually and just keep going so he was an inspiration for a generation of people to say just don't don't fall at the first hurdle

you know and then Lennox Lewis came along and he was way more successful like as a boxer and so I found it sad that two to two actually three things we used to have a Glenn McCrory who was a former cruiserweight world champion he became he turned up to heavyweight he was a Geordie I think and he became a heavyweight and he used to train with Mike Tyson so he was becoming quite well known in Britain for it was a personality I think he was commentating on fights and then he's

also because he'd gone up to heavyweight he was knocking people out and very exciting fighter and then Lennox Lewis came along and kind of potentially ended his career actually I don't know if he ended his career but I know he ended Gary Mason's career as a boxer and that that was also sad because I followed really Gary Mason was the it was kind of the the prince to Frank Bruno being the king almost he was a following in the footsteps but he was it was popular as a boxer and his

fights would be on Saturday evenings and he'd get millions of people watching and he knocked out nearly every single person he fought and then he fought Lennox Lewis and so let's have a look Gary Mason this was 1991 6th of March and this is for the British heavyweight title so he held the British heavyweight title he knocked out Gary Mason in the round seven but he really did a number on him and it was horrible to see because the whole country was a fan of Gary Mason so and I think

Gary Mason was actually the favorite going in to win believe it or not but he was a big puncher and he did hurt I think he hurt Lennox a couple of times but in the end Lennox won and then he fought Glenn McCrory two fights afterwards again in 91 so he had one two three four four fights in 91 he knocked out Glenn McCrory in two rounds so he had a really good 91 knocked everyone out in 91 Derek Williams 92 who's Derek Williams okay so he fought Frank Bruno 1st

of October 1993 but Lennox Lewis he got given so he fought Donovan Ruddock in October 1992 and then Riddick Bowe put one of the world titles in the trash bin instead of fighting him but instead of fighting what's his name Lennox I'm pretty sure it had nothing to do with fighting him there was politics involved so he did that and Lennox Lewis was awarded the WBC heavyweight title and then he defended it against Tony Tucker then he fought Frank Bruno 1993 October oh yeah what's going on here this to me

was sad because it was in Wales I remember this National Stadium Cardiff Wales it was on like I think it was on just normal TV but it might be non well wherever it was I was watching it so maybe I watched it in a pub yeah if it was on Sky then I probably would have watched it in a pub because I never had Sky any place I lived at that time and then Frank Bruno was winning that fight he was ahead he was really doing a lot better I think

the cold was getting to Lennox because he wasn't used to that kind of cold because it was really cold October in Wales and Frank was more adjusted to the kind of this weather here I mean Canada's got nicer weather isn't it I think mind you it's cold in October isn't it in Canada anyway because he had a blanket wrapped around him Lennox Lewis did in between rounds and Frank Bruno was winning and then Lennox Lewis stopped him in round seven so but he was apart from the two Mike Tyson fights

I would argue I wouldn't argue but I would my opinion is Frank Bruno was winning all of his fights all three of his fights that he lost outside of the two Mike Tyson fights all three of the other fights he was ahead he was out boxing his opponents until he got clipped and it was I never got to see the Bone Crusher Smith one I've seen it on playback on YouTube and that but I did see the Tyson one I saw the Lennox Lewis one I saw the Witherspoon one he's

making some very strange noises there but it was weird I don't know what my point was here okay so Lennox Lewis won not Lennox Lewis Vitaly Klitschko which is what I was trying to look at where is it why have I gone to Lennox Vitaly Klitschko Vitaly Klitschko is this the one yep Vitaly as opposed to his brother so Vitaly Klitschko won the WBO title heavyweight title it's 26 of June 1999 and then he lost it in April 2000 against Chris Bird and he retired so that was only one of

two losses that he ever had in his career then he came back and he couldn't get his hand this is what's weird it's not that weird because of the politics of boxing because the promoters and all the people involved didn't want him to get his hands on the world title which is kind of ridiculous considering how good he was so he had to have 1 2 3 4 5 5 more fights before he got a chance to fight for the world title again so it's three years and 1st of April

2000 to the 21st of June 2020 and three so over three years it took him to get a chance at another world title even though he'd held the WBO title for like a year fair enough but he defended it a few times and he'd knocked out nearly all of his opponents so he ended up fighting Lennox Lewis and he lost that fight now it's for the WBC IBO and the ring heavyweight titles and the IBO still isn't really recognized by anyone then he fought Kirk Johnson Corey Sanders Danny Williams Samuel

Peter I mean these are all big names like I don't like Kirk Johnson but yeah Corey Sanders in fact he won right so after fighting Lennox Lewis waiting three years to fight for a title he got an opportunity to fight for a game for the same title because Lennox Lewis gave it up so there was a new champion I don't know if it Corey yeah Corey Sanders so Vitaly Klitschko beat beat beat beat beat Corey Sanders is it Kerry Corey I don't know and that was on the 24th of April

2004 I'm trying to read this I can't see this hardly see the writing Wow see this this is where I go wrong because I miss between the two of them because they're both brothers you know Vitaly and Vladimir Klitschko so Danny Williams in 2004 knocked out Mike Tyson which put him up to be in a big name because up to that point the only people that had beaten Mike Tyson was Buster Douglas and Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis that's the only people that had beaten Tyson so for Danny Williams to

also knock out Tyson it was a big deal he was like quite quite famous for a while so he got a chance to fight for the world title he fought for the WBC title against Vitaly Klitschko and I remember the build-up I didn't I didn't know who Danny Williams was but I wasn't as aware of him as I had yeah as I was afterwards he was all over the news I was all over the news when he knocked Tyson out Mike Tyson and then it was all over the news as

the build-up came for him to fight for the world title and unfortunately he lost in round eight I was so disappointed because I wanted him to win so much so from winning the world title against Corey Saunders two fights after losing for it so basically as soon as he won it he won the world title at 32 this is what's his name for the second time so he already had the WBO title didn't he and then he lost that so he started at 25 Vladimir Klitschko and when he won the

world title again 2004 April 24th he didn't lose another fight ever again so he went on all the way to 8th of September 2012 so he held the world title for what's that 2012 so eight years so he held the world title for eight years which is one of the longest times that anyone's held a world title a heavyweight title and he defended his title one two wait a minute 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 times he defended the world title so he was pretty much fighting

twice a year what yeah so he won it in 2008 until 2000 that's not right is it I'm getting all his back to front it's late and my eyesight's not working 2000 and yeah I'll got ya it says here he won the WBC title in 2004 then it's saying here he won the WBC heavyweight title in 2008 he can't win it by twice I think they just got the wrong one that doesn't make sense unless they meant he retained it oh according to this there's a big discrepancy between 2004 and

2008 he didn't fight so his last fight in 2004 was 11th of December and the next time he fought was 11th of October 2008 so he must have given the belt up I don't know why and then he won the WBC title again in the 11th of October 2008 and then held on to it to 2012 I'm gonna have to look up this why did he quit personal life so he's defeated 15 boxes for the world heavyweight titles for the world and also the ring world heavyweight championship okay this is

weird I wonder why he stopped boxing in 2004 hmm the thing is because he's a politician in Ukraine they're talking a lot about that on here rather than his boxing I'm only interested in the boxing okay right I don't know 2004 there's gotta be a reason first retirement 2005 to 2007 he was scheduled to make his second defense against former heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman however three days before the fight he announced his retirement three days before the fight Wow wonder if he lost any money for that I mean obviously didn't

get paid for the fight but it's not a lot of notice oh he injured his leg which surgery would take up to year to heal the WBC was grateful for his consideration it says nine days before the fight he injured his leg while sparring so why did he only give three days notice before the fight to cancel it I'm not gonna go in just saying just saying how what happened to Hasim Rahman when he fought for the world title on that particular occasion which would be 2004 no 2005 he fought

Monty Barrett and he won the vacant WBC interim heavyweight title so it wasn't going to be the world title because of an injury so he won the interim title instead of fighting what's his name and when he retired he was put up to four and then he lost the title two fights later to Oleg Maskeyev how many times did he win the world title I know he lost to Lennox Lewis what oh no I'm thinking a different person I'm thinking of a completely different person no he beat he knocked out

Lennox Lewis to win yeah he knocked out Lennox Lewis April 22nd 2001 and then November 2001 November 17th Lennox Lewis had a rematch and knocked him out and then Rahman fought Evander Holyfield wow yeah he got headbutted in that fight and bad so he fought a lot of good fighters and then he 2005 yeah so basically he kind of won the world title really 2005 the interim then got you know put up and did he win the world title again he fought Vladimir Klitschko but lost on that one yeah he

also fought for the regular WBA 2012 to Alexander Povetkin who's now retired and he didn't yeah he lost he also lost against Anthony Lentzen 2014 he just went on too long that's all he had 62 fights it's kind of weird isn't it because it's like the the version that lost to Anthony Lentzen would have you know the version that beat Lennox Lewis would have beaten a lot of the other people that you know but he did get quite a few losses on his on his resume but he was a great

really good fighter 50 wins 62 fights 50 wins 69 losses 6 by knockout 3 by decision and wins 41 knockouts 9 by decision 2 draws 1 no contest so it's a very colorful resume really he fought James Toney originally a TKO win for Tony later all the no contest after an incorrect referee call Oleg Muskaev he lost there John Ruiz lost on points Evander Holyfield lost on a technical draw Lennox Lewis knocked out Oleg Muskaev knocked out and did he fight him twice he did Oleg Muskaev Wow he beat him

twice knocked him out twice wonder who he did he win the world title then he held the WBC title from 2006 to 2008 blimey he's now 56 older than me that's weird because he got knocked out by Oliver McCall and David Tua and Kirk Johnson and Lance Whitaker and Corey Sanders and Samuel Peter and Nagy Aguilera but he did win the world title and he knocked out Asim Rahman 1999 did he get his own back on Corey Sanders no he knocked out Asim Rahman again in 2006 this time winning the

WBC heavyweight championship retained it once and then lost to Samuel Peter how many times did Samuel Peter win because I'm sure he he beat one of the Klitschko's and then got beaten by the Klitschko brother that's my memory in my brain yeah no he lost to Vladimir okay maybe that's I've got it the wrong way around he lost to Vladimir twice so he won vacant to won the WBC interim heavyweight title won WBC heavyweight title Oleg Muskaev then he lost to Vitaly Klitschko and then he fought Vladimir Klitschko so he

fought Vladimir lost in 2005 he fought Vitaly Klitschko 2008 lost he retired on that one and then he fought and he lost his world title and in 2010 he fought Vladimir again and lost by KO and that was for the IBF WBO and IBO and ring and blimey what an interesting career he had Robert Hellenius he fought Kubrat Pulev he fought a lot of big names a lot of big names all the way up to 2019 he started 2001 so that's like a 18 year 17 year 18 year 18 2001

to 2019 18 year career and he fought loads of big names loads and loads and loads Wow Vladimir Eddie Chambers James Tony twice and also some like quite big names in the UK at the time so like Huey Fury in 2019 he lost to and that was around the time that Huey Fury was fighting for the world title Pulev is another big name it was a big name at the time and you got Marcus McGee I don't know if he's related to Debbie I'm sure I saw another person Julius Francis

no that was someone else that was on someone else's resume anyway so I did the pod I did the four different hypnosis recordings and I will finish the the what's that I'll finish the wait a second as well just check it something so yeah I would basically I'm going to edit this in the morning then I edit the other one one of the hypnosis session will probably edit all three of them and have them available to down to you know to be available to listen to over that time yeah sometimes

wonder if I'm running out of boring things to talk about I don't know Minnie Michelle Mimmy Mimmy Michelle hi Mimmy Michelle if you're there is there anybody there I've had hardly anybody actually listen tonight so which is a bit strange not not strange that no one's been on it but usually people like travel through especially this time of night but it doesn't seem to be anyone around I'll probably find out I've had about 10,000 people come through and just keep scrolling baby keep scrolling so I'm going to go so thank you very much for listening remember to be kind to yourself because you deserve to be happy and be gentle with yourself you deserve to feel safe lots of love bye