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‘The Bull,’ Jerry Martin was one of the very best light-heavies in a golden era
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Even elite-level boxers suffer from feelings of anxiety and self-doubt before a fight.
Chopping Down Trees with Joe Smith Jnr
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Tyson Fury vs The Ukraine
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On form Anthony Yarde says he “destroys” any light-heavyweight in the UK
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The Breakdown: Ryan Garcia opens up
Ryan Garcia should have been on top of the world when he hit rock bottom.