Samuel Leeds, a property trainer 35 kg heavier, publicly challenged the speaker to a fight. The speaker proposes turning it into a charity boxing match that could raise £50,000 to £100,000, framing it as a way to hold Leeds accountable for his legal threats against critics.
Bully calls me out for a fight. So a rather big bully who's 35 kilos heavier than me, um, has just called me out for a fight. So I would like to ask you, one, if you've seen this, and two, if you think I should accept this. So, um, there's someone who is quite well known in the property training space. His name is Samuel Leeds. I don't know if you've ever heard of Samuel Leeds. Let me know in the comments if you have. Um, and we did a collaboration podcast episode, you know, which I assumed would be content on property and business, you know, and me poking him a bit and him poking me a bit, seeing as we're competitors, enemies, whatever you want to call it. And in the first question, he called me out straight for a fight. He wants to fight me. So I'm not going to tell you my response just yet because I would like your thoughts on this. Do you think I should accept a fight from a bully who's 35 kilos heavier than me? Now, um, some people say, oh well, you know, don't descend into things like this, but But what if we could put on a white-collar charity event? What if we could raise £50,000, £100,000? What if I could put the big bully in his place? Because actually, he said to me that if anyone says anything bad about him online, he just sues them. And he just gets his lawyer out and he sues, sues, sues, Sues, sues, sues them all. That's what he said. And he's a big boy, much bigger than me. So maybe someone like this who's challenging me to a fight, maybe someone like this needs to be put in their place, needs a little bit of a slap. So his name is Samuel Leeds. He is certainly controversial. You could argue he might be one of the most disliked or hated people in property by you know, a certain fraternity of people. I don't think that's unfair to say. So just a quick one: if you were me and you'd been called out for a fight and it was a bigger guy and he was a bit of a bully and you could put him in his place, and maybe, by the way, you could raise 50 or 100 grand for charity, would you do it? Let me know in the comments. Next thing is, if I make this official Um, would you donate, or would you buy a ticket to see it? Would you come and support me, donate, um, you know, a small or a fair amount of money, and come and see me knock Samuel Leeds out? Let me know what you think in the comments. I can see quite a few of you are saying yes, quite a few of you are saying putting— put him in his place. Give me a yes in the comments if you you know, you'd be open for us doing this. And please also hit the share button. Um, uh, thanks, Mark. Marcus said tell him to wait in line. Maybe I've got two fights for the price of one on, on the day. So should I fight Samuel Leeds? Would you come and see and support? Would you help to raise some good money for charity? Should I put a bit this bully in his place? Let me know in the comments. Also, Why don't you hit the share button and maybe we can turn this into something good. Maybe I can give him a bit of a slap and maybe we can raise a good amount of money for charity. Let me know what you think in the comments. And by the way, who would you back? Muhammad loves us both. Who are you going to choose? Now it's not going to be a bare-knuckle street fight. Some of you don't like the solution of fighting. It's going to— it would be a controlled white call a boxing event, not MMA street fight bare knuckle. So don't worry about that. But let me know, would you support? Would you donate? Would you come and watch? Should we do this? Should I put the bully in his place? Samuel Leeds, let me know in the comments.
