When You're Nat On The Net, You're

One Afternoon When I Was 9, My Dad Told Me I'd Be Skipping School The Next Day. Then We Drove 12 Hours From Melbourne To Sydney For The Centenary Test, A Once-in-a-lifetime Commemorative Cricket Match. It Was Great Fun - Especially For A Kid Who Was A Massive Sports Fan.

My Dad's Main Client Was The World Bank, And He Spent Most Of His Time Traveling To Third World Countries. His Particular Interest Lay In The Eradication Of Poverty Through Development And Business.

I've Never Heard My Dad Say A Bad Word About Anybody. He Always Keeps His Emotions In Check And Is A True Gentleman. I Was Taught That Losing It Was Indulgent, A Selfish Act.

It's Tough To Watch A Movie You're In - You Put Everything Into It, You Want Everything To Work, And You Never Know Until You See It All Together.

There Is Still Boxing, But There's Just No Money In It Anymore. If You Went Around The World And Asked A Bunch Of People Under 20 Years Old, To Name A Boxer, I Bet They Couldn't Name One. They'd Be Able To Name A Ufc Fighter Though. When I Was Younger There Was Mike Tyson And We Watched Everything. I'm Not Saying Its Gone, Or Its Going To Go, And It Could Easily Be Ignited By Another Fighter, But It's Just That Idea That Ufc Is More Violent, That Desire For More Spectacle, Has Captured People's Attention.