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48 Minuten
Eddie Hearn joins Tom Aspinall for an honest conversation about boxing, business, pressure, success and the mindset behind building Matchroom into one of the biggest names in sport.

Eddie talks about learning the art of selling, the influence of his dad Barry Hearn, his relentless approach to work and why dealing with pressure and problems is such an important part of success.

They discuss Anthony Joshua’s training mentality, Dana White, knowing your worth, the ego involved in boxing and the challenges that come with running a huge organisation.

Eddie also opens up about growing Matchroom, learning to delegate, the sacrifices required to reach the top and what continues to motivate elite performers when money is no longer the driving force.

From private jets and Wembley Stadium to small-hall boxing and hungry fighters, this is a fascinating insight into the mentality and experiences of one of the biggest personalities in combat sports.

THIS EPISODE INCLUDES:

Eddie Hearn on the art of selling and making deals

The story behind his situation with Dana White

How Barry Hearn and his family shaped his mentality

Eddie’s relentless work ethic and relationship with money

Anthony Joshua’s brutal training-camp mindset

Eddie’s health, fitness and daily routine

How Matchroom grew and how he built the team around him

Learning to delegate and let go of control

Barry Hearn’s incredible Wembley story

How Eddie deals with pressure and major problems

Knowing your worth in the boxing business

The ego and politics behind professional boxing

Why small shows and hungry fighters still matter

What drives elite performers beyond money

The sacrifices required to reach the highest level

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That’s been it for the Tom Aspinall Podcast.

As Tom says at the end of the episode, he’s now going to focus on his recovery. We want to say a huge thank you to everyone who has watched, listened and supported the podcast. We really hope you’ve enjoyed the conversations and the guests we’ve been able to bring you.

Thank you for all your support.

Make sure you keep following Tom across his social channels to stay up to date with everything he’s doing next.

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1 Stunde 13 Minuten
Tom Aspinall is joined by Paddy McGuinness for an honest and wide-ranging conversation covering everything from comedy and fitness to fatherhood and autism.

Paddy opens up about his working-class upbringing, his journey from gym instructor to becoming one of the UK’s best-known comedians and some of the disasters he’s experienced along the way. He and Tom also discuss MMA, self-defence, 75 Hard, Stoicism, sleep and the challenges of balancing family life with demanding careers.

The conversation takes a more personal turn as Paddy and Tom discuss fatherhood and their experiences of raising autistic children. They speak openly about navigating autism as parents, the realities of day-to-day family life and Tom’s own journey.

It’s a candid conversation about fatherhood, autism, resilience, comedy, fighting and everything in between.

This episode includes:

• How Paddy and Tom first met

• Why everyone should learn self-defence

• The 75 Hard fitness challenge

• Discovering reading and Stoicism

• Improving sleep and dealing with sleep deprivation

• Paddy’s working-class beginnings

• His journey from gym instructor to comedy

• Paddy’s comedy disaster stories

• Comedy vs MMA — which is scarier?

• The realities of fatherhood

• Navigating autism as parents

• Tom’s personal autism journey

• What’s next for Paddy and Tom

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1 Stunde 3 Minuten
In this episode of the Tom Aspinall Podcast, Tom sits down with Olympic gold medallist and broadcaster Sam Quek to uncover the mindset behind her journey from elite hockey to becoming one of the UK’s best-known TV presenters.

Sam opens up about the sacrifices required to reach the top of her sport, the importance of self-belief, and what happens when the identity you’ve built your life around begins to change.

From growing up in Liverpool and discovering hockey, to Olympic glory and the transition into broadcasting, Sam’s story is ultimately about learning how to evolve when life doesn’t go exactly to plan.

She talks honestly about missing out on the 2012 Olympics, battling through serious injuries, finding balance as a parent, and the pressure of performing when everything is on the line.

She also reflects on the difference between confidence and arrogance, what winning Olympic gold actually changed for her, and how stepping outside her comfort zone opened up an entirely new career.

In this episode:

• Growing up in Liverpool & finding hockey

• Hockey’s visibility and funding problem

• The sacrifices behind elite success

• Missing out on the 2012 Olympics

• Self-belief vs arrogance in sport

• Winning Olympic gold & the opportunities that followed

• Battling through broken ribs and dark times

• Parenting while competing at the highest level

• The pressure of the 2016 Olympic final

• Life-changing moments in a penalty shootout

• Transitioning from elite sport to broadcasting

• Retirement and finding a new identity

• Learning how to evolve when life changes

An honest conversation about ambition, sacrifice, resilience, self-belief and what it takes to reinvent yourself after reaching the top.

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1 Stunde 3 Minuten
In this episode of the Tom Aspinall Podcast, Tom sits down with Russ Cook — better known as The Hardest Geezer — to uncover the mindset behind some of the most extreme endurance challenges ever attempted.

Russ captured the world’s attention after running the entire length of Africa, covering more than 10,000 miles through 16 countries over 352 days.

But his story is about far more than running.

Russ opens up about the mentality required to keep going when your body wants to stop, dealing with fear and uncertainty, pushing through setbacks, and how taking on seemingly impossible challenges has shaped the person he is today.

From running from Istanbul to London to completing his incredible journey across Africa, Russ has repeatedly tested the limits of what he thought was possible.

In this episode:

The mindset behind running the length of Africa

How Russ deals with pain and exhaustion

Building extreme mental resilience

His journey from Istanbul to London

Overcoming fear, setbacks and uncertainty

Why doing hard things builds self-belief

Finding purpose and direction

What Russ learned about himself at his absolute limit

An incredible conversation about resilience, discipline, purpose and achieving what most people would consider impossible.

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1 Stunde 23 Minuten
Former boxing World Champion Tony Bellew joins Tom Aspinall for an open and honest conversation about his journey through boxing and the reality of life as a professional fighter.

From growing up in Liverpool and being influenced by his dad, to dedicating his life to boxing and becoming a world champion, Tony reflects on the sacrifices, pressure and relentless mindset it took to reach the very top.

He also opens up about the financial side of the sport, being ripped off as a young fighter, life after retirement, grief, depression and learning who he was once the fighting stopped.

This podcast includes:

Growing up in Liverpool and his dad’s influence

Choosing boxing over everything else

Getting ripped off as a young professional

The financial reality of boxing

Becoming a world champion

Training with an obsessive mentality

Life after retirement

Grief, depression and dealing with loss

Why he turned down £1.6 million

The business of boxing compared with the UFC

His dream of fighting at Goodison Park

The mutual respect between boxing and MMA

A fascinating look at the highs, lows and sacrifices behind Tony Bellew’s journey from Liverpool to world champion — and the man behind the fighter.

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Introducing a powerful new podcast hosted by the current UFC heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall and his long term friend and collaborator Charlie Moose exploring the mindset behind elite performance. Through candid, honest conversations, Tom sits down with some of the most driven and successful figures across sport, entertainment, and culture to uncover what truly motivates them. Each episode dives into the habits, pressures, setbacks, and mental resilience that shape success at the very top, revealing how high performers think, how they respond under pressure, and what keeps them pushing forward. This isn’t just about achievement it’s about the mindset behind it. Hosted on Bauer Media. For Partnership or Advertising Enquires please email podcasts@bauermedia.co.uk
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