The I Had Trials Once podcast this week sees former footballer turned professional boxer Curtis Woodhouse join the chat with Gareth Seddon and Jordan Hulme.
Woodhouse spent over a decade as a professional footballer playing for clubs such as Sheffield United and Hull City, before making an almighty switch to professional boxing in 2006.
In September that year, the ex-England U21 international won his first professional boxing match, defeating Dean Marcantonio, knocking him down twice in the final round and winning via a points decision. Eight years later, the then 33-year-old beat Darren Hamilton to claim the British light-welterweight title, back in 2014.
Woodhouse would also make the jump to football management during his boxing career, where he is the current manager of Gainsborough Trinity. And now, at 39, the Englishman has an incredible story about his career in two professional sports and his ongoing work as a football gaffer.
