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Reformed Scots gangster Ian ‘Blink’ MacDonald has challenged Paul Ferris to a "showdown at the Ponderosa" in a bid to end their 21 year gangland feud.

Carl Woods has taken to social media to share a message about mental health after allegedly splitting from fiancée Katie Price. Katie, 43, and Carl, 33, first started dating in 2020, and the car salesman popped the question just 10 months later in April 2021. However, it’s believed the pair have recently gone their separate ways after Katie was spotted without her engagement ring and Carl deleted all photographs of her from his social media.

KATIE Price’s ex Carl Woods shared a post about depression with his followers days after their split. The car salesman took to his Instagram last night and shared a heartfelt message about mental health and shutting the world out after accusing Katie, 43, of cheating on him.

Netflix fans across the country.But now the cruel reality of the criminal underworld has been exposed by one reformed member – and it's even more bloody than the show.The woman – who is remaining anonymous but goes by the name Danielle Marin – had a difficult upbringing, moving in and out of the care system as her mother struggled with her own issues.Despite this, Danielle achieved good grades in school, and even attended a Grammar school before later returning to education to attain a degree at university.But before she’d turned her life around and captured her experiences in her new book, Danielle became involved with gangs. She spoke about her early experiences on the Anything Goes with James English podcast.After her first boyfriend went to prison, Danielle described how started to hang around with his mates, who had begun to conduct armed robberies after selling marijuana.“While I was with them, there was a lot of violence that I experienced.

MMA encounter.Baz’s wife Tracy, who he worked on homelessness charity projects with, announced the reformed hooligan's sudden passing on Twitter today, revealing that he had suffered from a “massive heart attack” aged 56.Baz – whose full name was Barrington Patterson – was blinded in one eye as a seven-year-old, before going on to become a member of the infamous Zulus.The group of football hooligans represented Birmingham City at home and away games, often clashing with rival firms in the streets outside stadiums during the height of football violence during the 1980s.As well as scrapping on the terraces, Baz forged a career as a professional fighter after being introduced to semi-contact karate, and spoken about his sporting career on the James English Anything Goes podcast in late 2019.Baz became increasingly successful in the sport, and was frequently booked for fights in Holland before he was introduced to mixed martial arts.“I went home and looked at the video and there was stamping on them on the floor and kicking and punching them on the floor, and I thought ‘yeah, I’ll have a go at this’,” he said. After quickly finding his feet in the octagon, Baz was offered the chance to compete at an international level, where he found himself up against one of the greatest ever boxers.

boxer, but quit the traditional sport to embrace the fast-growing movement around bare knuckle fighting.Brutal bouts see fighters face off without gloves, often sustaining shocking facial injuries and swollen fists as they go head-to-head in a squared ring.And, although he has had a successful time as a bare knuckle fighter, Tyler has opened up about some of his struggles away from the ring, revealing that he has struggled with an addiction to sex.“Sex was my thing. Every day, twice a day.

Ebanie Bridges has joked that she might have to appear at her next weigh-in naked.Bridges was hosting a Q&A on her Instagram when a fan asked her: "If you have to weigh naked, would you do it?"And the Australian cheekily responded: "Might have to [at] my next weight in... See yas there."The Blonde Bomber has earned a reputation for turning up to fight weigh-in wearing skimpy bikinis and lingerie - much to the delight of her fans.While promoter Eddie Hearn is often snapped staring at the ceiling or the opposite direction as Bridges appears on the stage.

Ebanie Bridges has had a unique trajectory to the top of female boxing, qualifying as a teacher before turning to bodybuilding, and then boxing.This culminated in a clash with rival Shannon Courtenay in a world bantamweight title showdown, which left her with a horrific eye injury during a unanimous loss on points.The fiery Australian has been signed up to Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom boxing agency after the fight, and various internet memes have shown the boxing icons trying to avert his gaze as the scantily-clad fighter poses for weigh-ins.Now, speaking to James English on his Anything Goes podcast, Ebanie has addressed her the furore around her racy image.“It all came about because I was a bodybuilder right? So I was used to being on stage in a f***ing G-string, flexing, posing,” she began.“And I missed bodybuilding, so I actually kind of made my weigh-ins like a little mini bodybuilding [competition]; be on stage and pose, and be cute, do my hair and makeup and show off my hard-earned body.”So although admitting that she doesn’t wander around in a bikini all the time, the ‘Blonde Bomber’ described how she felt entitled to flex her looks during fight week.The stunts have attracted attention on social media, with Eddie admitting that “looking somewhere else” is often best during racy weigh-ins.“I feel like people aren’t even f***ing looking at me anymore, everyone’s too busy looking at everyone in the background. They’re all waiting to see what Eddie Hearn does,” she laughed.“It’s another thing to connect with my fans.

Celtic legend Alan Thompson has opened up about the impact of a horrific car crash injury when he was a teenager - which he said led to a pre-match vomiting problem. Thompson played for Celtic over 150 times, and even scored seven times in the hotly-contested Old-Firm derbies against Rangers during his time at the club.

Love Island star Jack Fincham has given an update on his mental health after being open about his struggles last year. The reality show winner confessed to struggling with "not wanting to be here" while dealing with money issues and loneliness to podcaster James English earlier this year.However, Jack, 29, has turned his life around and is now putting his all into his upcoming celebrity boxing match and is positive about the future.When asked if boxing had helped him with his mental health, Jack agreed that it has helped him out of his slump.He told the Daily Star: "100%, you feel like you've achieved something.

Former Manchester United defender Patrice Evra is set to make his celebrity boxing debut in the coming months.

Manchester United, retired from football in 2019 but has been keeping himself in prime condition. Evra will be the biggest name on the undercard to Martyn Ford's heavyweight blockbuster fight against Sajad Gharibi, who is known as the Iranian Hulk. Former Spurs midfielder Jamie O'Hara has also agreed to fight on the undercard and will take on Katie Price's ex-boyfriend Kris Boyson.Love Island star Jack Fincham will make his boxing debut on the star-studded undercard, while Scottish comedian and actor James English will also step into the ring.

Liverpool FC youth star has remembered the time he spent in prison after he was caught with drugs and fake money at Glastonbury.Paddy Lacey made a promising start to a football career when he was signed with Liverpool’s youth academy from Tranmere Rovers as a youngster.But, after his dad fell out with the coaching staff, Paddy ventured around England’s lower leagues, ending up at Accrington Stanley before failing a drugs test when he was only 22.He was subsequently banned from football for 14 months by the FA.

SAS veteran Chris Ryan has revealed the horrific injuries he suffered during his infamous seven-day desert escape mission in Iraq.The former soldier was a member of the ill-fated Bravo Two Zero Mission, which was tasked with finding Scud missiles in Iraq in January 1991.But soon after landing in the country, they were compromised and three of the eight squad members were killed.A further four, including fellow author Andy McNab were captured and subjected to gruesome interrogation techniques, while Chris managed to escape.He made SAS history with the subsequent 190 mile trek from the heart of Iraq to the Syrian border – but the incredible feat didn't come without its consequences.Speaking to James English on his podcast, he recalled how it

Everton football hooligan once started a fight by punching an "abusive" fan, only to discover he had tourettes.Andy Nicholls followed Everton and England home and away, and was caught up in the waves of football hooliganism that swept the UK in the 80s and 90s.After eventually receiving a ban from all of Everton’s matches, Andy is now allowed back inside Goodison Park and works with local community charities.However, speaking to James English on his Anything Goes podcast, the ex-hooligan revealed that he continued to be banned from non-league activity from an incident that occurred during the time he was managing Holywell Town.Andy explained that the unfortunate encounter occurred during a fixture against a rival side, remembering: “This is

Royal Marine sergeant urged his troops to find "more of these f***ers" as he kicked the decapitated head of an IRA soldier, according to an ex-SAS soldier.Former SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ollie Ollerton, 50, was only 19 years old when he undertook his first tour of Northern Ireland in 1990, having joined the Royal Marine Commando's a year prior to that.

Afghanistan, when British and local troops sought to force the Taliban out of the country’s remote regions.On one of these missions, the sniper managed to kill two Taliban insurgents from a significant distance, earning himself a record in the process. Speaking to James English on his ‘Anything Goes’ podcast, Craig confirmed that he holds the record for the longest-range confirmed sniper kill, standing at 2,475 metres (1.53 miles), using a rifle that could only propel bullets over a 1,500-metre distance.

Billy Moore, an ex-professional Muay Thai boxer from Merseyside, was arrested in Thailand over substance abuse and spent time inside the infamous Klong Plem Central Prison in Bangkok.Now, the former fighter has now shared the serious consequences for anyone who didn’t pay their debts to the prison's controlling goups.Speaking to James English on his ‘Anything Goes’ podcast, Billy mentioned that he sought help from missionaries in prison because he “didn’t want to get injected with HIV”, by people who he owed a debt to.James asked him to elaborate on this further, interjecting: “You talk about people getting injected with HIV, what does that mean?"“The Thai mafia, samurai gangs they were called,” Billy began.

Anything Goes with James English podcast, Jason explained that he and a mate went on an away trip to Wolverhampton Wanderers.As his friend nipped to the loo, he was left holding a Chelsea flag which an opposition fan quickly cottoned on to.“As he’s gone to the toilet, I’m holding this flag and a mob of Wolves fans turned out and asked: ‘What’s on that flag?’" he recalled.“Of course, the lairy c*** I was said: ‘It’s f***ing Chelsea, what do you thin?He said: “All of a sudden he’s gone for me… I’ve f***ing shaped up and gone to go with him.“He’s chased me all round the car park and kicked the f**k out of me, to be truthful.“I was quite bruised up, not too bad, but enough.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox! Jimmy White has described his younger self as a "bad b******", describing how he used to escape his hotel during the World Championships to go and party.White reached six finals at the Crucible though never lifted the world crown amid a drink and drugs battle during his career.And White told the Anything Goes with James English podcast about how he used to escape his hotel to enjoy big nights out.Asked about whether anyone tried to help Jimmy, who during the mid to late 1980s was going out very often, White disclosed that people did tell him that he had the snooker world at his feet if he took it more seriously, but he rarely listened.

Anything Goes podcast with James English, she said that having such a role model led to her being exploited.“I thought it was okay to sell my body at 17 years old," the former adult star said. "Unprotected, up and down the country with this girl.”Sam went on to reveal that, once she turned 18, she “took the plunge” and did her first porn film shoot.This, she said, led to her being exposed to horrific experiences early on.