improvements i think after the fight anthony yard, complained to reporters , many get weaklings and ian monsters with strong muscles and abs about one the details were forgotten by the englishman, it was beterbiev's killer blow that shook the yards in the eighth round so much that both the boxer and the white towel flew into the ring. bitch, there are things that i felt during the fight that didn’t work out. i have them even after when i looked at the same thing, that is, i see this blow, even here i don’t want to say now that i’m so cool there or there i am, well, i went to this blow, i wanted it like- then to bring him to this somehow he still got caught. i didn't hit him hard, just slowly. why immediately there? the public came to see him to meet the champion at the airport, and fans and representatives of the russian boxing federation arthur has long been a hero. this is an example to follow, we simply, of course, adore him. i 'm not saying that we wear it on our hands, but we are proud of it. he does not disgrace himself. you put it on your characteristic in your arms. well, this

at wembley where arthur beterbiev defended three championship belts in a fight against briton anthony yardee is our guest artur studio greetings. e. well, actually. tell me how it was. what was the atmosphere at wembley and how difficult the fight turned out to be. we still see that a certain number of seams, some memorable signs on the ice remained after this battle. greetings e. the fight turned out, how to say, how it turned out anyway the atmosphere there seemed to be quite good. yes combat , you can say we were ready for it, as in my team, they say we always try to be ready for any different situations there. so like the most important m-m belt. we have them us at home. eh, fights, of course, not always everything works out. well, sometimes it's for the best that they also said that if this one happened again, i would spend it differently. and at the same time, in previous interviews, it was said that before the fight you often have dreams about, uh, how it will develop. here your sun coincided with reality, and to be changed in a duel, uh, who finished in the eighth round by knockout.

anthony: “we do mardi gras right." and so, here i am. it's the week before and there is anticipation in the air. all over acadiana, scenes like this unfold. out in the yardmusic, dancing, beer. good catholic whiskey. gumbo cooking in a big pot. ♪ ♪ >> man: mardi gras! >> joel savoy: welcome back. how're you doing? >> anthony: really good. good to see you both again. >> marc savoy: good to see you too. >> anthony: how's things? you might call the savoy family cajun royalty. i know them from my last visit, and it's good to see them again. marc savoy was born and raised here in the small prairie town of eunice. together with his wife ann and sons joel and wilson, they make up the savoy family band. they've all been playing music since they were children and share a devotion, a dedication to cajun culture. so, how far does the family go back here? >> ann savoy: marc, here's the question -- how far does your family go back here? >> marc: well, i think back to the american revolution because the land that we live on was ceded to one of our ancestors. and part of that land is still in our family today. >> anthony: how the french acadian pioneers got here, and e

before the end of the first quarter, anthony davis scored a touchdown which kicked off a 55-point come back and scored six touchdowns and ran and caught for 368 total yards in one -- in a game versus the fighting irish. he helped lead the irish in 1973 and 1975 and two national championships during his three seasons. during this trojan career he won five national championships, two in football and three in baseball. he played his career in nfl and c.f.l. another great star is kevin williams is a football and track star and part of the tremendous trio with white and moore. known as "little man" and nicknamed "the bug." he played for u.s.c. and drafted to the nfl after his athletic career, he was a brakeman for the santa fe train and we lost him in a devastating accident. . . . . he was also a state wrestling champion as well. as a u.s.c. trojan, elves part of the 19 -- he was part of the 1972 championship team that had one of the most dominant college seasons ever. these four mighty tigers set the bar of athletic excellence for all of us in the san fernando valley. they're all true champions. andre crouch. andre crouch whose musical career began at home,