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Load to games, loads of fun, loads of screaming.

Lovely. Off the telly with me Joanna Paige.

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searching and a lot more boxing listen on BBC sounds.

This is five live boxing.

Two boxing worlds collided at the O2 late on Sunday night in a British heavyweight title fight and a fight for the ages.

It was classic, it was epic. It was one of the finest

fights I've ever seen from the ringside. Fabio Wardley retained his

British title against Fraser Clark but that does not tell the story of the fight. We're going to tell the story of the fight. I'm Steve Bunce and this is five live boxing.

Now the fight was last night and I was sat next to Barry Jones. In fact we were

together from about four o'clock in the afternoon because there was some undercard

fights that we wanted to watch. Now what normally happens on a night like

this in front of 13 odd thousand people at the O2 is we'll do a pod afterwards

it's a reaction pod and we'll hustle backstage in the corridors and we'll go and see people and we

grab people. Don't worry, we did all that last night, but we didn't do the pod last

night because I think that Barry Jones and I needed to make sense of what we'd seen because what we'd seen in the ring

was a bit of history. First start it was the first ever drawn fight in British heavyweight

championship boxing history. So that's the first going back to 1913.

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