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Malik Scott admitted "it's all love" when questioned about Kate Abdo's on-screen chemistry with Thierry Henry.
The former boxer and trainer has been dating the broadcaster for a few months and said watching her lead the CBS Sports crew including Henry, Micah Richards and Jamie Carragher has expanded his knowledge of football.
The show - which covers the Champions League - has proven hugely among sports viewers due to its entertaining nature and chemistry among the panel, including that of Abdo and Henry.
Discussing the pair's rapport on the Boxing News YouTube channel, Scott agreed that they share chemistry on the show. "It's good man, they've got great on-screen chemistry, they work good together, I spent some time with Thierry, it's all love," the 43-year-old said.
"I really enjoy the panel, I love the show [and] I'm learning more and more about the sport thanks to Kate and also thanks to them because my favourite part of the show is when they're doing the screen."
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Scott - who previously trained former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder - went on to discuss his favourite part of the show before revealing he had a private chat with Abdo and Henry.
"[When] Thierry is showing the plays, it's a film study moment and he's showing why this player is doing this and he's actually three moves ahead on the goal actually being done. We all talked and it's all love man".
The American previously spoke about the show after Carragher aimed an awkward joke 'not loyal' joke at Abdo in March who said she was "too loyal" to wear an Arsenal top due to her support of Manchester United, which led the Liverpool legend to regrettably quip "not to Malik".
The boxer discussed the issue with Casino Online In where he revealed the former defender offered up an apology for the controversy. "Jamie had an off moment and said something he shouldn't have said - how many times in life have we all done that," Scott said.
"You chop it up and apologise like men, which he did, and life goes on. I respect anyone who has a mishap and is man enough to apologise to the person and the person's partner. I felt no ill feelings when we met."
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