The Toronto Five: The time George Foreman fought five opponents in one night
Forty-seven years before KSI claimed he became the first to fight more than one opponent on the same night, George Foreman fought, and beat, five.
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Leigh Wood lines up another potential classic in Nottingham, this time against Mauricio Lara
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Tony Sims: “Conor Benn will be victorious”
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Oleksandr Usyk proves too good for Anthony Joshua again
Joshua complains but Usyk a worthy winner
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Sink or Swim: Anthony Joshua won’t make the same mistake twice
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Why Anthony Joshua will make significant heavyweight history if he beats Oleksandr Usyk
According to the history books, Anthony Joshua is up against it.
The Great Resit: Anthony Joshua tries again
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