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-BAGPIPE MUSIC

-Alright!

-Oh, what a shot!

-Oh, what a shot!

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-Thanks, Matthew.

-Right, welcome to the show.

-After a week off, Wales are back,

-this time against Scotland.

-Keeping me company is Sarra Elgan.

-Nigel isn't here tonight.

-He has something

-more important on.

-But he has got a message for us.

-Jonathan, I'm very sorry

-that I can't be there tonight.

-But I'm busy in Dublin, refereeing

-Ireland v France tomorrow.

-I'm not there, but that's no excuse

-for standards to drop.

-I want a clean programme,

-no swearing, be nice to Sarra...

-..and listen attentively

-to the guests.

-There we are.

-I've been waiting for ten years

-to be able to turn him off!

-Listen, and be nice to Sarra.

-Listen, and be nice to Sarra.

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-What have you been up to this week?

-Yes, half-term,

-time with the children.

-Sophia had her birthday party.

-You've told me what you did.

-He's been skiing.

-There we are.

-To the poshest place

-you can ski, basically.

-That was the only place left!

-And you've been dancing on tables...

-..which is ridiculous

-for a man of your age!

-We've got a photo!

-Thankfully, not on the skiing trip.

-That was years ago!

-That was years ago!

-

-Obviously!

-You're young, slim and fit!

-Fit? Thank you!

-Fit? Thank you!

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-Not fit - fit fit!

-Let's meet our guests.

-I'm Huw Stephens,

-the face of radio.

-This night is for those of you

-who are too old for Maes B!

-I'll show you numerous lists.

-You must lock the correct answers.

-My name is Brett Johns

-and I'm from Pontarddulais.

-I'm just going to go out there and

-do what I do, and that's win titles.

-OK, hurt yourself.

-It's Radio 1 and we are live

-from the Big Weekend in Carlisle.

-I'm still Brett Johns

-from Pontarddulais.

-It's not going to change me

-and never will.

-Please welcome

-DJ and presenter Huw Stephens...

-..and UFC star Brett Johns.

-# The eye of the tiger #

-I enjoy music and I enjoy UFC,

-so I can't wait for this.

-Before we talk, let's see Wales'

-Six Nations highlights so far.

-Sam Davies, great under pressure.

-George North passes the defenders.

-George North!

-Rhys Webb has lots of options...

-..and Liam Williams

-is in for the try.

-That worked perfectly.

-How have Wales done so far?

-How have Wales done so far?

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-Pretty good.

-They were very good

-for 75 minutes against England...

-..then it went out of the window.

-Have you enjoyed their performances?

-Have you enjoyed their performances?

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-Yes, at home, on the sofa.

-With a cup of tea, shouting loudly!

-I've been reading about rugby

-before coming!

-I read Alun Wyn Bevan's column

-about this weekend's match.

-He says Wales have a good chance.

-I think we could win or lose

-the next three games.

-All the teams are so close.

-It'll be very tight.

-You played rugby at school.

-I played about 50 games,

-49 of them on the bench!

-I had one great game.

-That's the only try I ever scored.

-My only dream as a boy

-was to get a try for Pontarddulais.

-Did you score for Pontarddulais?

-Did you score for Pontarddulais?

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-No.

-Llandeilo came down

-with only 14 players.

-"Brett, do me a favour.

-You're the best player."

-Best player!

-Best player!

-

-I played for Llandeilo.

-Five minutes into the game...

-..I gave a hand-off

-to one of my best friends...

-..crossed the line and celebrated!

-I've never scored for Pontarddulais,

-but I did get a try for Llandeilo!

-Huw, you went to Ysgol Glantaf,

-which has produced lots of stars.

-Nicky and Jamie Robinson, Jamie

-Roberts, so what happened to you?

-Well, I was a prop

-at primary school!

-You played, did you?

-You played, did you?

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-Yes, you had to. You had to.

-Mr Manning said you had to!

-Yes, singing and rugby,

-and I was useless at both.

-I was a prop,

-because I was big, basically!

-I enjoy watching,

-more than anything.

-Sarra, what's the news?

-News is coming out

-that Neil Jenkins...

-..has regretted his pre-match

-skinny dip at Edinburgh Zoo.

-With Samson Lee, is it?!

-The one o'clock cannon

-at Edinburgh Castle...

-...fired something,

-how can I put it, special...

-..to celebrate Wales' visit.

-And as a host of Wales fans

-descend on Edinburgh...

-..police have asked them

-to be aware of cars, buses, bikes...

-..and, of course, trams.

-Poor dab!

-And that was the news.

-Jonathan's unofficial tour guide

-has been on her travels again.

-This time, Edinburgh

-was Lisa Angharad's destination.

-We'll see you after the break.

-Och aye the noo,

-as no-one in Scotland says.

-This time, Wales challenge

-our Celtic cousins, the Scots.

-If you've never been further north

-than Merthyr, fear not.

-I've come to Edinburgh

-to show you what you can expect.

-Ha ha! Wind!

-This is the sound of the bagpipes.

-They're an integral part

-of Scottish culture...

-..and probably one reason

-why every Scot is angry.

-I remember the first time

-I heard the bagpipes.

-I'll never forget it.

-Trust me, I've tried.

-You must try haggis...

-..if only to allow you

-to see your breakfast again.

-But don't let the combination

-of liver, lungs and oats...

-..wrapped up in a sheep's stomach

-put you off...

-..because it really is lovely.

-Mmm...

-Ugh! I've just tasted it.

-If you have time,

-come to Edinburgh Zoo.

-It's very popular

-among Scottish fans too...

-..especially the monkey section.

-They sometimes flash their bums

-at people...

-..while the monkeys

-get on with their dinner.

-Are you hungry, lads?

-As I said, it's windy here.

-There's only one good way

-to get warm.

-The hard stuff.

-Mark, what are we trying today?

-This one is matured

-in old sherry casks.

-Wow! Who'd drink this poison?

-Why give this to me? Lovely!

-And this one

-has been influenced by peat.

-Pete? Nice guy?

-Pete? Nice guy?

-

-Lovely guy.

-OK.

-Mmm! I've tasted

-nicer cockerel piss.

-Thank you.

-Oh my gosh!

-Oh my gosh! You bastard!

-Oh my gosh! You bastard!

-

-That's quite strong.

-The Three Sisters.

-This time tomorrow,

-this place will be bouncing.

-Don't be shocked

-if you see men in skirts.

-The Scots have been wearing them

-since the 16th century.

-I'll say this - it makes

-having a piss very confusing.

-Wahey!

-After the whisky, haggis and kilts,

-this is where you watch the rugby.

-The BT Murrayfield Stadium.

-Good luck, Wales.

-I'll leave you with the words

-of a Scottish literary giant.

-Forgive your enemy,

-but remember the bastard's name.

-Ta-ra.

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-Welcome back.

-On the sofa tonight, we have

-Huw Stephens and Brett Johns.

-This week Wales

-are playing Scotland.

-So the challenge will be something

-to do with bagpipes. Here it is.

-Who are we playing against

-this weekend?

-Scotland.

-Scotland.

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-Well done, Jiff.

-What are the Scots famous for?

-Haggis.

-Haggis.

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-What else?

-Tossing the caber.

-Tossing the caber.

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-What else?

-Sport?

-Sport?

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-No, not sport!

-Bagpipes!

-Oh yeah, bagpipes.

-Oh yeah, bagpipes.

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-Cue, bagpipes.

-BAGPIPES PLAY

-Brilliant!

-Give him a clap!

-When they teach you bagpipes,

-they play Amazing Grace.

-They don't look the part

-to play the bagpipes.

-They need to change, don't they?

-They need to change, don't they?

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-Yes.

-Get your kilts on, boys!

-I look like an idiot!

-No change there then!

-No change there then!

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-You are an idiot!

-Have you got them on right?

-Oh no, look what's underneath it?

-Please tell me you're wearing

-something underneath!

-He's got a cat flap at the back!

-Come on then, what are we doing?

-Come on then, what are we doing?

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-Place the heel on the table.

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-Pardon me!

-You're a bit red.

-I'm worried about you!

-I've got a cold!

-I'm worried about Jiff.

-He might have a heart attack.

-He's a bit red.

-You're turning purple now!

-I can't breathe through my nose.

-I've got a cold.

-If I blow through my mouth,

-I can't breathe!

-If I drop dead here now...

-I don't want his thing.

-He's got a cold!

-BAGPIPE NOISES

-Sounds like a snake charm.

-BAGPIPE NOISES

-Amazing Grace we're playing

-not Awful Grace.

-That's enough practice.

-That's enough practice.

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-I've had it!

-I think I could play at a funeral.

-It'll be mine if I don't go home.

-I was useless!

-You've been presenting on Radio 1

-for how long now?

-Yes, a long time now.

-Almost eighteen years.

-Would you like to play the bagpipes

-on Radio 1 sometime?

-You wouldn't be there long

-after we'd been on!

-Are you still the youngest person

-ever to be on Radio 1?

-Noel Edmonds was the youngest

-before me.

-I was seventeen when I started.

-I was on air at eighteen.

-I never thought I'd be on Radio 1.

-I was very lucky.

-I was doing hospital radio

-in Cardiff.

-I used to answer the phones

-at the BBC.

-Bethan Elfyn was looking for

-presenters for a programme.

-I was in the right place

-at the right time.

-It was an exciting time. Brilliant

-Welsh bands were breaking through.

-I was lucky to start then.

-I've kept my head down since then.

-They haven't booted me out yet.

-I'm sure things have gone wrong

-for you on the air.

-What's the worst thing

-that happened?

-The worst was when I was sitting

-like this in Cardiff...

-..and I moved my foot like this...

-..and I kicked a switch

-that took us off air.

-It was only for 30 seconds,

-but it felt like a month.

-That's the rule, no dead air.

-You've met

-some really big stars now.

-Do you still get star struck?

-Sometimes. I get star struck by

-people no-one's ever heard of.

-But I met Katy Perry on air once.

-I didn't get on very well with her.

-She started slagging off people

-with red hair.

-I wasn't in the mood for that.

-I met Taylor Swift at the BRITs

-a few years ago.

-You must believe me -

-that is my shoulder!

-With Taylor Swift there.

-She was very nice.

-She gave me a cwtch.

-She was a bit too nice actually.

-My friend, Chris, took the picture.

-He's not a good photographer.

-It's not too good, is it?

-Salma Hayek was very nice too.

-I used to stand in for people

-during the day at Radio 1.

-People would come to the studio

-I wouldn't normally talk to.

-She asked me to dance on air.

-On the radio?

-You must have been brilliant!

-I'm into magic and we had Dynamo

-on the radio years ago.

-It was his first time on the radio.

-Everyone said that magic

-on the radio wouldn't work.

-So we got Dynamo in

-to do magic tricks.

-It was good. It worked.

-Pick a card, pick a card - what's

-that like for the listeners?

-He did mind reading tricks

-and sounds. It was very clever.

-He is very clever.

-The BRITs were held this week.

-You were presenting backstage

-at the BRITs.

-What's that like?

-Everyone is there. Coldplay,

-Katy Perry - they were brilliant.

-In previous years, I interviewed

-them after they'd won.

-I was there this year

-just for the fun of it.

-There are parties after the BRITs.

-You get tickets for these things.

-I came out of one

-and there were paparazzi there...

-..because they were following

-Katy Perry and Ed Sheeran around.

-There was about 20 of them

-and they went mad.

-Either they were desperate

-or they thought I was someone else.

-Then I heard someone shout,

-'Ellie, Ellie!'

-I looked behind me and I was

-blocking Ellie Goulding!

-That happened to me once

-in London.

-There were all these girls

-screaming.

-I was playing for Wales at the time.

-I went like this.

-Then I realized that Bros

-were behind me.

-You told me before the programme

-that you saw Coldplay...

-..at Clwb Ifor Bach two years

-before they got their big break.

-Yes.

-Every band has to start somewhere.

-That's what I really like doing.

-Giving air time to new bands.

-When a band is starting out,

-they're at their most exciting.

-Maybe it's the same

-for rugby players...

-..playing for Wales

-for the first time.

-You're out on the field

-trying to make your mark.

-Did you know then

-that they were going to be huge?

-No. You can never tell.

-They could become the biggest band

-in the world...

-..or they could split up

-the following week.

-Have you ever said of anyone

-that they'd never make it...

-..and then they've become huge?

-I can't sing and I can't play

-any instruments.

-You're in the wrong business!

-So I never tell people

-what they need to change.

-It's up to the artist what they do.

-I still have a MySpace message

-from Calvin Harris.

-He sent me a message asking me

-to listen to his music.

-I lost it, but I've apologised

-to him since.

-He's done quite well anyway.

-Let's have a quiz.

-One thing I've noticed about DJs,

-and you do this effortlessly...

-..is that you sometimes talk over

-song intros.

-Oh yeah.

-We decided to set you and Jonathan

-a challenge.

-You're putting me up against a

-Radio 1 DJ of twenty years standing?

-What type of music do you like to

-hear as you come into the ring?

-I don't know whether anyone

-has heard of them?

-I like a band called

-Dropkick Murphys.

-They're an Irish themed band.

-They wear kilts too.

-They wear kilts too.

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-Yes, they do.

-I like them.

-I've had them at every fight.

-I like to come out to the crowd

-singing something.

-I like Calon Lan.

-When you're in Wales

-we'll sing Calon Lan.

-At the Millennium Stadium.

-At the Millennium Stadium.

-

-We'll fix that for you.

-With Nigel singing it.

-Let's play the game.

-Write down the name of the song

-you think you're hearing.

-The song and the band,

-if you want to be clever.

-Here's the first song.

-MUSIC PLAYS

-Right.

-What have you got?

-Hey Mickey, you're so fine...

-That's very like it.

-What have you got, Huw?

-Taylor Swift, Shake it off.

-Let's have the next one.

-This is entertaining.

-MUSIC PLAYS

-No way I'll get that.

-Shall I give you a clue?

-He's still here.

-Yma O Hyd.

-Yma O Hyd.

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-Well done!

-I've got the same. Dafydd Iwan.

-Here's the next one.

-MUSIC PLAYS

-I know this song.

-If you get this,

-I'll pay your mortgage.

-I'm that confident

-that you won't get it.

-I recognize it,

-but I don't know who it is.

-Don't lose yourselves now.

-My mortgage will be paid now.

-No, because you didn't get

-it first time.

-Eminem.

-Eminem.

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-Which song?

-Lose yourself. Yeah! Get in there!

-I put Tony ac Aloma.

-A minute to go!

-Hold on now! That's my job!

-A minute to go.

-It's time to hit the bar!

-Who's on the bar tonight?

-Stuart Hogg.

-He'll be the most dangerous

-on Saturday against Wales.

-Off we go.

-Andy, you're holding the balls.

-Where are you from, Andy?

-Where are you from, Andy?

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-Cardiff. Glantaf.

-Oh! Glantaf. Watch out!

-Of course. The golden ball.

-What does that mean.

-You get double points.

-You get double points.

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-You're counting.

-20 seconds, starting now!

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-Golden ball.

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-That was rubbish!

-What was Huw's score?

-You got 15.

-I'll leave you with a question

-before the break.

-The face of an international rugby

-player is hidden in this picture.

-Braveheart.

-Find out who it is and we'll give

-you the answer after the break.

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-Welcome back.

-Before the break, we showed you

-a photo. Nigel wanted you to see it.

-Does anyone know who it is?

-I think it's Jake Ball.

-It's Jake Ball.

-They haven't changed him very much.

-Right, Brett.

-Many people, like Sarra,

-don't know about UFC.

-It's the fastest-growing sport

-in the world.

-The guy that started it

-has sold the rights for 4 billion.

-That's right.

-What is UFC?

-UFC, MMA and cage fighting

-are all the same kind of thing.

-It combines boxing, kick-boxing

-and Muay Thai kick-boxing...

-..with grappling,

-judo and wrestling.

-They combine all the martial arts

-to create the sport of MMA.

-The martial arts

-make it different to boxing...

-You can work on the floor.

-If my opponent is a good boxer...

-..I don't want punches to the face,

-I want to work on the floor.

-Are there rules? You can't bite.

-You can't bite or pull hair.

-There's no head-butting...

-..no goolie shots.

-No go goolies.

-There used to be, back in the day

-but not now.

-You were in MMA

-but you've been accepted into UFC.

-What's the difference? What did you

-have to do to move to UFC?

-UFC is the premier organization.

-You can't get better than that.

-They run the World Cup

-for the world's best fighter.

-I was lucky to get the call

-from my manager.

-My manager is from the States.

-He rang me and I was a bit groggy.

-It was 4 o'clock in the morning.

-"Hey Brett,

-it's your manager Brian."

-"Wh..what?"

-"You need to start cutting weight."

-"Why?"

-"You're fighting

-on the UFC in Belfast."

-My heart was beating so hard

-in my chest.

-I'd worked for eight years

-to get to that moment.

-That was the Red Bull.

-That was the Red Bull.

-

-Yes, perhaps.

-You've described the moment to us

-but we have a clip. Watch this.

-I'm recording this for prosperity

-because welcome to the UFC.

-You're going to make me proud, bro.

-Thank you so much, Bri.

-It's awesome, man.

-Thank you so much. You don't

-understand what it means.

-You don't know, do you?

-I'm nearly crying again now.

-When was your first UFC fight?

-My first fight

-was in November last year.

-I fought a guy named Kwan Ho Kwak.

-Kwan Ho Kwak.

-He probably ducked a lot.

-He was a two-time world champion.

-I'd gone 12 fights unbeaten

-and was a two-time world champion...

-..so we were both undefeated.

-I hit him with everything

-but he just didn't go down.

-At the end of the fight...

-..the judges thought I'd won

-the fight 3 rounds to nil.

-I was lucky the judges saw it

-like that.

-You must have felt really emotional

-in your first UFC fight.

-How did it feel for you and your

-family to reach that pinnacle?

-My family have gone through

-everything with me.

-I talked about losing weight.

-It was my birthday three days ago

-and I couldn't have any cake.

-These are steps I have to take

-to reach my fighting weight.

-Your dad is here.

-Your dad is here.

-

-My dad is here.

-I'm sure he's very proud.

-He played wing forward against me

-in the U11s for Bridgend.

-Dad and Mam are my heroes.

-Dad and Mam are my heroes.

-

-You're going to make me cry.

-Dad lost his leg

-seven or eight years ago...

-..but he still went on the judo mat,

-he was still teaching.

-I don't need to look far

-for inspiration in my life.

-My job doesn't stop...

-..until I'm wearing that gold belt

-around my waist.

-My job carries on.

-The best guys in the world

-are sharks.

-If they say they've

-never fought someone like me...

-..I say "You've never fought

-the Boy from the Bont".

-There you go. That's the line.

-Well done.

-You said you hadn't seen

-a UFC fight.

-The first time I saw a UFC fight,

-I was on my way into the cage.

-In case people don't know, one of

-the biggest stars at the moment...

-..is Conor McGregor,

-he's a superstar.

-He's taken off with the UFC

-and I'm a big fan.

-I think he's the Mohammed Ali

-of my era.

-His nickname is "Notorious".

-His nickname is "Notorious".

-

-Notorious Conor McGregor.

-You met him

-on the way into the ring.

-That was taken after the fight.

-I cry before each fight.

-All my emotions come out.

-They said my name,

-I opened the curtain...

-..and he was right there,

-about two metres away.

-He nodded his head and gave me

-a look that said "All the best".

-After the fight he came up to me

-and we had a chat.

-He's a busy man.

-Conor McGregor's nickname

-is "Notorious".

-I know where this is going.

-I know where this is going.

-

-What is your nickname?

-The Pikey.

-I think you need to change that.

-Why The Pikey?

-When I was 18 years old

-and went out in Swansea...

-..I used to wear these old boots.

-They used to be in fashion...

-..but after they went out of

-fashion, I still wore them.

-People said "He looks like a pikey"

-and it stuck.

-The gypsy community in Swansea

-are fans of mine.

-They travel with you everywhere.

-They travel with you everywhere.

-

-In the caravans.

-What weight do you fight at?

-What weight do you fight at?

-

-I fight at 9 stone 6.

-Is that bantamweight?

-Is that bantamweight?

-

-Bantamweight.

-After Christmas, I was 12 stone.

-12 stone after Christmas.

-What do you weigh now?

-11 stone.

-Stand up and show them

-how your six-pack is coming back.

-It's starting to come back.

-Mine's coming back too.

-Do you want to see mine?

-I've got a barrel.

-I do it

-through phases of dehydration.

-That's me on the scales

-at 9 stone 6.

-Before a fight I drink 8 litres

-of water a day until the weigh-in.

-You don't eat?

-You don't eat?

-

-I don't eat any carbohydrates.

-I weigh in 30 hours

-before the fight.

-I weigh in at 9.00am on Friday

-morning, 136 lbs, 9 stone 6.

-By 5.00pm on Saturday,

-I'm back up to 11 stone.

-You need a good poo that day.

-Enough talking, it's time to see

-some of your moves. Do you agree?

-Yes.

-Let's play.

-Ladies and gentlemen, for one night

-only, please welcome...

-..Jonathan Jiffy Davies

-and Huw Magic Hands Stephens.

-You're supposed walk on like boxers,

-for crying out loud.

-We can't do it like Brett.

-Brett, you're going to show them

-some moves...

-..they'll copy you

-and you decide who's best.

-Over to you.

-We'll do three combinations.

-One of my favourites is the one-two

-left hook. One, two, left hook.

-Shall I speed it up?

-Shall I speed it up?

-

-Please.

-Jonathan, you're first.

-Ready? One, two, hook.

-Ooh!

-It wasn't what I said, but yes.

-This second combination

-is another favourite...

-..left hook to the head,

-left hook to the body

-Throw the left hand to the head,

-back in and straight to the body.

-Speeded up...

-Once again...

-Look at him.

-Yes, nice.

-That was good.

-That was good.

-

-It hurts.

-The choke hold?

-Can I use Jonathan...

-No, no, no, get lost.

-Choke hold, choke hold.

-Come here.

-Stand here for me.

-Give me a tap

-when you want me to stop.

-Just don't do it.

-Huw, come here.

-Go on then.

-Go on then.

-

-Come on, Huw.

-I'm working on Saturday.

-I don't like it.

-Right, Brett, it's time for you

-to decide on the winner.

-Jonathan, come here.

-Tonight's winner...

-..is Huw.

-A minute to go.

-It's time to Hit the Bar.

-Up you come, Andy boy.

-This is worse than a fight.

-You've worn trainers. Very crafty.

-Your twenty seconds starts...

-That was good.

-What was Brett's score?

-Let's have a drum roll.

-You scored 100!

-Well done.

-Well done Brett.

-It's time for a break now.

-He's not playing this weekend...

-..but here's Scotland captain

-Greig Laidlaw in Know Your Enemy.

-Know Your Enemy.

-Greig Laidlaw,

-Gloucester Rugby and Scotland.

-Presdadyn?

-Prestatyn.

-Penisrwan?

-Penisyrwan.

-Oh. Penisarran.

-Tony Pandy.

-Phoo.

-Macynleth. Machynleth.

-Machynlleth.

-Roslanyrcrwgog.

-Rrroslanyrcrwgog.

-Absolutely no idea.

-Couldn't tell you where to start.

-Clanffairplowgwyneg.

-Goth. Gogogoch.

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-Subtitles

-Right, welcome back.

-So, um...

-It's time to pump the balls!

-PUMPING THE BALLS

-Shane Williams,

-expert ball pumper upperer.

-Look away. He might be quicker.

-Concentrate.

-What are you thinking about?

-What are you thinking about?

-

-You!

-I've gone!

-He's gone for the two-handed option.

-He's gone for the two-handed option.

-

-I've got people watching me.

-Try and beat your record.

-Mate, that's hurting.

-Mate, that's hurting.

-

-Ready?

-Looks pretty good.

-That'll do. Oh, no!

-That looks flat.

-That looks flat.

-

-It is.

-Very good, Shane Williams.

-He goes to the top of the pump!

-58 seconds. Well done.

-We've asked enough questions now.

-Now, it's your turn.

-It's time for The Inquisition.

-THE INQUISITION

-Right, who has the question?

-What's your name

-and what's the question?

-Sian from Cardiff,

-another former Glantaf pupil.

-Do you play rugby too?

-Who was your teenage crush?

-Mine was Cindy Crawford.

-The youngsters won't know her.

-She was one

-of the first supermodels.

-I've had some good nights

-thinking about her.

-Ugh!

-Huw?

-Um, I watched a lot of Neighbours

-when I was young.

-Either Natalie Imbruglia,

-who played Beth and wore overalls.

-Or Helen Daniels from Neighbours.

-They were my two crushes.

-Have you met Natalie Imbruglia?

-Have you met Natalie Imbruglia?

-

-No, I haven't.

-What about you?

-Jennifer Aniston,

-but it was just a childhood crush.

-My girlfriend's watching

-and she's alright, she's great.

-Sarra, who was yours?

-Oh, um, I quite liked Mark Owen

-from Take That.

-And, um...

-..when I was really small,

-who remembers Chesney Hawkes?

-# I am the one and only #

-Do you remember him? He wasn't

-that handsome, but he sang nicely.

-Thank you.

-Right, you saw Jiff, Nigel and me

-trying to play the bagpipes earlier.

-Let's see who won.

-THE BAGPIPE CHALLENGE

-I think I'm getting the bronze.

-I think I'll get the bronze.

-Just transfer the air into that.

-You're full of air.

-It's not making any sound.

-It's not making any sound.

-

-There's your go. Pass it over.

-You've had your go!

-You've had your go!

-

-I can't do it, John.

-Oh, well...

-Let's see if you get a squeak

-out of it!

-All I need is a squeak.

-BAGPIPES MAKE A NOISE

-It's hard.

-I can't blow and play

-at the same time.

-BAGPIPE NOISE

-You've had a go now.

-This would be a shock.

-This would be a shock.

-

-Whoa now!

-You had another go!

-This could be a shock result!

-This could be a shock result!

-This could be a shock!

-OK, well done. That's it.

-OK, well done. That's it.

-

-Blow it! Come on, blow it!

-BAGPIPE NOISE

-Cool head now!

-Have you been doing that all week?

-It wasn't Amazing Grace...

-..but it's amazing

-that you're still alive!

-I don't think

-we need to ask who won.

-It was a case

-of how many notes you got out.

-Jonathan got two, three notes out.

-What a shock!

-What a shock!

-

-Nigel got two notes out.

-Your hair was looking nice.

-Your hair was looking nice.

-

-Thank you, John!

-Two notes each!

-Thank you, Nigel.

-Well done, Jiff.

-Well done, Jiff.

-

-Shock. Shock result!

-What do you have on next, Huw?

-I was going to ask Brett

-to come for a curry, but no carbs.

-I'll have a curry by myself

-and carry on doing more radio.

-Radio 1, Radio Cymru.

-That's all, I think.

-What about you, Brett?

-What about you, Brett?

-

-I'm fighting at the O2 next month.

-I've got a job to do

-against a lad called Ian Entwistle.

-He's English, so I hope to go

-one better than the rugby boys.

-You've lost them all now.

-You've lost them all now.

-

-Yes, I know. Boo!

-Yes, I have to look

-to the O2 first...

-..but after that,

-I'm going to ask for an American...

-..and to fight in Vegas.

-If the UFC stars

-are all like you...

-..I'm sure that everyone here

-and at home will watch UFC now.

-You've been brill.

-I'm going to watch it!

-There's a documentary

-about you on S4C.

-Yes, it's on S4C on 15 March.

-It's about my career, basically.

-My best friend

-has filmed my whole career.

-I'm very lucky and very grateful

-to S4C for showing it.

-Everyone can see the fight...

-..but they don't see

-behind the scenes.

-It'll be good to watch

-and hear my story.

-Very good.

-Let's move on

-to this weekend's games.

-Who do you think will win?

-Wales or Scotland?

-I have to say Wales. I hope so.

-England or Italy?

-England.

-A record score, I think.

-Ireland or France?

-Ireland or France?

-

-Ireland, probably.

-What do you think?

-Wales, I think.

-Um, England...

-..and Ireland.

-They had a bad game to start,

-but they've changed it up now.

-What about you?

-What about you?

-

-I agree.

-I agree as well.

-I hope I'm right.

-I hope Wales will win

-up in Scotland.

-That's all for tonight.

-Thanks to our guests,

-Brett Johns and Huw Stephens.

-Good luck to all the Welsh teams

-over the weekend.

-We'll see you next week.

-Until then, goodnight.

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