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Mike Samuel Millionaire Smack.
"Wait one sec, man. One sec. My hair, man."
"I feel good."
"What did you say? Something in your eye."
"Yeah."
"See, you can't even take a little speck in his eye. Why did you get smacked?"
"Jeez."
"Yeah. What can someone talking? They're talking."
"Mike Samuel Mill Smackdown. Is it Samuel vers Mike or Mike versus Samuel?"
"Or who sold more tickets? I don't He says he's sold 100. I think he sold I reckon he's sold about 10 and has paid for around zero. That's my I think. So it's definitely Samuel vers Mike."
"Do you know I thought we're here to speak about the fight and not speak about ticket sales or anything ridiculous. We're here to confront one another to see how we're actually going to knock each other out in this room. Talk about anything stupid. You know what I'm saying? Because business is stupid, isn't it? talking about ticket sales and sustainability and all that. Of course, that's stupid. You don't know anything about that. It's called Millionaire Smackdown. I'm finding a guy that sold basically no tickets, who isn't a millionaire. I think I'm doing you a huge favor by boosting your brand in this. So, you should be very grateful every time you get smacked in the mouth."
"Who Who is doing who more a favor, Samuel? Without property, you're nothing. You're just a fat boy from up north who's struggling to make it on these streets. But someone like me who has a very very strong reputation who doesn't need to post on social media. I sit with the billionaires. I sit with presidents. I mentor amazing youth. I fund various charities and I work in spaces that you try entering like the music industry. I'm very respected amongst labels. What are you?"
"Well, you said without property I'm nothing. That's like saying without all your money and fame and that you're nothing. Yeah, but I have"
"Who said you're famous?"
"Well, I'm certainly more famous than you cuz I've sold almost 1,000 tickets."
"But I've got I'm not seeking fame. I don't seek fame. I don't post every"
"So that's not the reason that you want to fight me to boost your reputation."
"So is that what you got from it? So you're you're getting more from me than I'm getting more from you."
"Okay,"
"cool. So that's my next question. Who has more to lose? Because from your side, you know, if he knocks you out and he's got a smaller brand than you and he knocks you out,"
"Yeah."
"that's almost quite embarrassing. But from the flip end, if he knocks you out, do you feel as though your life legacy might be I got knocked out by Samuel?"
"Do you know what? I'm not doing this for clout. I'm not doing this to get a bigger brand. I'm just doing it I think Rob Moore said it best. He's got the most punchable face in Britain. And and that's what"
"Yeah, but he didn't manage to hit me there, did he?"
"Hold on a second. Let me finish talking."
"Samuel is got such he's got a big ego. He put on his social media and he said he'll fight anyone. He'll step in the ring with anybody. And unfortunately, not many people are confident enough to challenge people. So I called him out on it. That's number one. Number two, he spoke against one of the greatest British institutions who are the BBC. And that's another reason I'm going to punch his face in. So for me, it's got nothing to do with clout. It's got nothing to do with the people in the audience. I would fight him in a backyard right now. It's got nothing to do with"
"So let's hold you there. Right. So you know, I would love to see you knock out Sammy. I don't like him either to be honest, but um why are you doing this? Like is it just a genuine hate for Samuel Leeds?"
"I will answer it again. There's three reasons I'm doing it. Yeah."
"The first reason is he put it on his social media saying he will fight anybody. Did you not?"
"I did. Yeah."
"he did that. The second reason is he's speaking against a great British institution who are the BBC. Okay, that's number two. And the last reason, like I said, he's got a very punchable face and I would love to punch his face in."
"How do you feel about those comments?"
"Well, I think that it's I mean, you're speaking a different language to me. Anyone that says that the BBC is a fantastic um British BBC is most the most corrupt media outlet I think there is. We call it in our family we call it the um BBC Britain's brainwashing channel. So the fact that you're defending the BBC just because they give you a little bit of clout on your on your channel. Um I find that absolutely astonishing. You know, it's funny cuz a lot I get a lot of keyboard warriors people talking a lot of stuff online and I did say, "Listen, man, you got a problem with me. Come and fight me or debate me." You've debated me, Austin. Um, and then I think I think Mike saw it and thought, "He won't fight me." Um, but he's now going to be embarrassed cuz I will put him up. So,"
"do you know what? Let me go back to what you said in regards to the BBC. You know, this shows the level of intelligence Samuel has. You need to learn to separate the individual from the institution. For example, there was a scandal around the Samuel Leeds Academy where someone unfortunately lost their lives. Would it be right in me saying people that come to the Samuel Leeds Academy commit suicide? No. It would be wrong cuz you've done a great job with that academy. Right. The BBC has had very crazy people in it, very mental people that have made crazy mistakes and crazy claims. Pedal files have done very wrong things. But we have to look at the many good things that they've done. Educated people, built global trust. Um, they've allowed you to meet some of the rappers that you meet. You wouldn't have met some of these rappers without the BBC cuz they all started on BBC introducing. They've given millions of people of jobs."
"How much are they paying you?"
"So, I'm not saying you I'm not saying Let me finish talking. Calm down. All right. I'm not saying what's funny."
"It's just funny how much you like the BBC when they're not joke."
"Do you know what I'm educating you on? I'm not"
"Everyone's canceling their license now and I'm telling them to. I am canceling the BBC right now."
"I'm not I'm not educating you on the BBC. The principle I'm educating you on is separating the individual away from the institution."
"There are some absolutely terrible individuals on BBC. You are one of them. You are one of them. I I don't mind being a villain to save a lot of your little minions that are coming into my DMs. How can all these little minions, all these little lead debts come into my DMs? Hey, Samuel, who's going to knock you out? Oh, how could you gay crush I event? I mean, I won't I won't even repeat some of the comments some of these people made because why? I don't want to ruin the reputation."
"And some of them some of them put their hands on you. Does that make you more angry that his people put their hands on you? Do you know what what it shows is? It showed how much of a coward this guy is. When I showed up to his event, he was in my face. He didn't want to say anything. He couldn't say anything. And then he waited for all his little security guards to come in between him to drag him to the back. Then he tried hitting me with a mic. Then then he started having a little fit. Oh. Started swearing, using such profanity, which I wouldn't use, man. It's such terrible language."
"I'm sorry."
"Especially as a man."
"Were you scared, Samuel?"
"I wasn't scared at all. I was shocked."
"and you were sweaty as well,"
"mate. I I I don't know what reaction you were expecting."
"And your belly was wobbling."
"Okay, fine. I I mean that also now because you did that, people are going to rejoice even more when you get beaten up."
"Why are they going to rejoice?"
"Because you came to an event, a private event uninvited with a whole massive bunch of people and and gate crashed an event in the most horrendous, unprofessional I I'm still shocked. I don't know what what was going on in your head when you were like, "Oh, no. Let's go to Samuel's event.""
"Can I ask you a question based on that?"
"You're in real estate and and many of the deals that you've attained within the real estate space."
"What's with the accent as well, bro? Cuz sometimes when I see you on Instagram calling me out, you're talking like a road man. And then other times you sounding like someone that's trying to sound like like like the king of England. I'm just wondering what is who is the real might love? Is love even your surname"
"or is that what's your question? Is love your surname?"
"No, love is not my surname. So, what do you call yourself might love?"
"Oh, it's a there's a very long story, but we can sit down. After I knock you out, we can sit down and speak about it. After I knock you out,"
"we don't even know you don't know his name."
"Yes. You don't need You don't know me, Samuel. That's what I tell you all the time. You know nothing about me."
"Okay."
"You know absolutely nothing about me. The"
"I can't wait to find out his surname."
"The people that know me know who I am. And it's something I'm very very proud of my name. Very, very proud of my name."
"But you're so proud that you just don't have it."
"Mike Love is a brand. And just as we all have brands, okay, my club is just a brand. And I'm very proud of the My Love brand. What the My Love brand is built."
"It's very big as well. You got a lot of followers, don't you?"
"It's followers."
"I've got enough followers to do what I need to do."
"How many followers do you have again?"
"What's that matter? The difference with me and Samuel. Let me tell you something about me and Samuel."
"Samuel needs his ego boosted by a number. I don't need that number. I value myself on purpose. So glad you came today to this because"
"I wanted to knock you out for gate crashing my event and because you're all part of the BBC and all that, but you are such a pompous prick."
"You are such a prick. I I'm going to enjoy jabbing your face off so badly. So, thanks for coming."
"I'm going to come in here. So, I caught up with you, Mike, and you said that you haven't really prepared this fight. Do you think it's an easy knockout for you?"
"Do you know what? Every day for me is like a fight. Every day for me is like a fight, you know, and life is like a fight. It's just a different ring. So just entering a ring with"
"I think that's an excuse though. That's just that's just an excuse for when he gets beaten up to be able to say I didn't really train."
"No, I don't make excuses."
"If if by chance he did beat me, I'll still I'll congratulate him. I'll shake his hand and say, "You know what, bro? Congratulations." Because that's exactly what men should do. We don't like each other. We stuck in the ring. Let's fight our hearts. That's what we should do. But there's not a chance on this earth that this human being here can beat me up. Not a chance. And"
"why do you say that though?"
"Deep down he knows it."
"Why do you Why do you say that? Based on what?"
"Deep down he knows it."
"Why do you say that though? Based on what?"
"You know, there's some things in life that you do know and there's some things in life that you don't know."
"And you know, not everything needs an explanation."
"Yeah. But I've been the thing here's the thing that I've been underestimated my whole life. I was underestimated in business. I was underestimated when the BBC attacked me and had to restore my good brand because of the BBC, the corrupt BBC fake news. And now I'm being underestimated by Mike. I mean, he doesn't know me. I've been I've been boxing for years as far as I'm concerned, but then I I don't boxing Rob Mo. Oh, I was boxing. Oh, I was boxing with these all these weird little people. Come on, man. Let's Let's be real."
"I can't find any information on him because I don't even know his name."
"Who have you fought? That's real. That's what"
"Who have you? What real boxer have you had a fight with?"
"I haven't had a fight with any a fight with anybody. I'm not a"
"go. So, what are you talking about? You've had Oh, I've been fighting for so many years."
"Oh, but I've had I've had fights as far as I can find, but I don't know your name. You You You're just a a guy who's just thinks he's tough, but what what are you thinking? I know how to box."
"Where did you get that I'm tough? Did I claim to be tough?"
"Yeah. So, you know, you never I never Sorry, man. I never claimed to be knock out. Anyone that can knock you out is tough. Listen, you've made two claims. You've said I'm pompous."
"You are pompous."
"And you've said I'm tough."
"You said you're pompous. You said pompous prick."
"I'm not going to repeat that. I mean, he could say that"
"now because you"
"So you've said I'm pompous."
"Confused identity. You've got your pompous."
"You said I'm pompous. Okay. And you said I'm tough. Where?"
"I didn't say you're tough. I said you think you're tough."
"Okay, fine. So where are you making his claim?"
"Because you've got a confused identity. You've got the the road man Mike."
"Okay."
"And then you've got the pompus BBC. And just like you have the grunt kadone Samuel Leeds and then you've got the wannabe Andrew Tape Samuel Leeds. Oh, broke keys. Pick up my cigar."
"Is Is that what you're saying? What you playing that? Who's got more of an identity?"
"No, I'm just I'm just me."
"No, you're not."
"I You've got multiple weird I think you I think you have a complex I'm just saying what I think what I say."
"You know what? And like for me, like I can never knock someone for giving that opinion on something. I do think you're crazy as well. I think you're psychotic. I think like you sit down with Grant Cadone, you want to be like Grant Cardone, you sit down with Andrew Tate. Now you want to be like Andrew Tate. Now you pick up cigars. Now you're"
"You're right. You're right. Actually, I want to have a physique like Andrew Tate. I want to have the same money as Grant Cardone. These are my mentors. My billionaire mentors."
"Personalitywise, I'm speaking about"
"personalitywise. I just I'm just myself."
"No, you copy them a lot. You probably don't realize it."
"Oh, maybe."
"Yeah, you probably don't realize it."
"I'm glad that you see greatness in me cuz I think they're two great men."
"Did you not agree to the fight? Yeah, of course. Of course. So, the reason I went to his event is because Samuel likes to move as if he's a person of integrity. And if he says he's going to do something, I'd expect him to do something. He didn't sign the contract for months, for weeks, rather. Sorry. He didn't sign a contract for weeks."
"Boy,"
"he said he was going to sign a contract and he didn't. If anything, I was playing to what he wanted. He says, "If anybody wants to fight me, challenge me." I challenge him. Give There's the contract. Sign a contract. He doesn't sign a contract. Three weeks later, as we both do within our indust industries, we eat what we kill. We knock on doors. We cold call people. I showed up to his event."
"Yeah. I mean, we've got the footage, so people should go and watch it. He didn't ch my event and say, "Oh, is Samuel there? Can you sign the contract?" You came with how many people?"
"Well, you were counting."
"Well, I just saw a group of people and there was a lot of people in the audience."
"Don't you think it's a good thing that I actually brought my friends and my brothers with me? Some of those who were my mentees. Don't you think it's a good thing? No."
"Because"
"after what happened? A thousand of your lead debts tried attacking me."
"Yeah. But they wouldn't have tried to attack you if you'd have come professional like you are being now on your own coming with 30 people shouting about how you're going to knock me out. Of course you're going to get I'm glad you got attacked. I hope they punched you up good."
"No, they didn't. I think they did actually. I saw you crying in the corner as you were getting escorted out by the security."
"Do you know Samuel? There we go with your lies again. You"
"No, I did. I saw it. Making things up."
"I saw you get I've seen the"
"You know what the funny thing is? We have our"
"I've seen you getting slapped in the face by some of the some of the women. That's how you know he's lie."
"We have our own footage as well. So I want you to release that footage then we release."
"Were that were they not slapping you about?"
"Oh no. No one slapped me in the face. No one dared to do that. Imagine a thousand people against me. Not one person touched me. Not one person got you out pretty quick."
"Not one person. No, I let them get me out."
"Okay."
"Yeah, I let them get me out."
"A bit like how when when I beat you up, you're going to say, "Are you allowed?" I walked out."
"What was up with your shoulder? You said your shoulder's been hurting."
"Yeah. To be honest, yeah, I've had a bit of an impingement in my rotator cuff, but it's fine. It's okay. It's not an issue."
"Is that part of the same excuse that's going to come off?"
"There's no excuses, my brother."
"Yeah. All right. Good, bro. All right. I heard enough. I've heard enough."
"Yeah."
"Tell me your predictions."
"My predictions are I'm just going to box his head off. I'm not going to tell him exactly what I'm going to do, but I'm just going to outbox him and he's going to get beaten. And listen, I will respect anybody that gets in the ring. And there there's many people that talk nonsense about me online and then they're keyboard warriors, but all of my anger towards those people on that night is going to go on this gentleman who we don't know his name."
"Mark, how does the fight end?"
"By me knocking some bleeds out."
"Simple as that."
"Just simple, man. Cool."
"You know, it's it's going to be a good night. I'm looking forward to it."
"And like and like he said,"
"I've sold a lot of tickets"
"and like like he said, not many people are brave enough to step in the ring and a lot of people are in his comments as he's saying and especially when he puts out videos such as come fight me. Not many people are challenging him. So, I think it's a good thing that we are going to get in there, punch each other,"
"and it's good that it can be done in the ring rather than people just like rocking up to your event and gate crashing it and being aggressive. That's the kind of behavior that we definitely should."
"I have a question, Matt. Do you like Samuel?"
"I respect Samuel. Yeah."
"But do you like him?"
"No."
"Does He's not a likable person."
"Okay."
"Samuel. Do you like"
"I don't know his name. I don't even know his surname. He's just some guy that was calling out for a fight and I just thought why not."
"What's your thoughts on him? Do you like him as a person?"
"I think he's a pompous prick."
"When saying that, we going to get a handshake."
"Of course. I look forward to beating you up, my friend. Okay."