No Holds Barred: Bob Carson on Ruiz-Joshua 2

On this edition of No Holds Barred, host Eddie Goldman once again spoke with Bob Carson. We attended this past Thursday's Ruiz-Joshua 2 press conference in New York, and had a lengthy discussion right after it about the fight itself, the media, the controversy about staging the fight in Saudi Arabia, and much more.

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Again Eddie, you need to fix your audio problems.

I downloaded this podcast on my phone and heard garbly gook.

The last time I told you this, you said "listen to it on a real audio device."

If I'm sitting at home on my computer, I'll watch videos or read books or whatever. If I'm out and about, I'll listen to podcasts on my phone.

Just like everyone else.

Just saying dude. Podcasts are for out and about and try to make sure you have suitable audio quality. Otherwise, perhaps people won't want to listen.

Aside from that, you're podcasts are generally worthwhile.

I invite anyone here to download this podcast on a podcasting site, and then tell me if it does or doesn't start off with "garbly garbly garbly gook."

If it does, report back.

I've heard gobbly gook on other podcasts, but I've heard it a lot on NHB News, and he should try to correct it.