Wallace: Don’t write McGregor off against Mayweather
Wallace, a six-time All Ireland boxing champion who sparred with McGregor in Las Vegas for six weeks in preparation for the Nate Diaz rematch, says McGregor;s chances should not be written off:
Like a lot of people are writing him off but he has proved a lot of people wrong so far. Look he’s fighting Mayweather, one of the greatest boxers of all time, but he has youth on his side, you never know what he’s going to do. He’s elusive, he’s very accurate when he punches, he doesn’t miss a lot. At the end of the day you never know what is going to happen in one of the biggest nights in boxing history. I know everybody thinks Mayweather is going to win but you just can’t write him off…He’s strong but it’s mostly the fact that he is so accurate, it’s more the crisp in the punch rather than the power. Like if [Mayweather] was caught flush with a left hand he would probably go down…In my heart I’d love to see him do it and for the whole of Ireland I’d love to see him doing it but it is a massive ask.
Stand-up performance
Wallace performs stand-up on The Arsenio Hall Show. He talks about how high the gas bill is in LA, and cold weather.
It’s so cold in New York city, Statue of Liberty took that torch and put it under her dress.
George Wallace interview
Hall interviews Wallace on The Arsenio Hall Show. They talk about Wallace’s best friend, Jerry Seinfield, and his new book that teaches people to travel while they are healthy.
Travel while everything is working because old people are mean. Who starts wars? Old mean rich white men start wars and young people, you give me ten young kids from Africa, ten young kids from Shanghai, China, ten young kids from Brazil, ten young kids from your hometown Cleveland and ten young kids from Toronto, Ontario Canada you give em’ a boom box and a keg of beer and you come back one hour later…there’s a party goin’ on.
