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This is five-life boxing. So believe it or not, Bunce has had a day off. Rumor has it,

Spadeh, Massage, Pedicure, Rakey Therapy, the Wholeworks, but less about Bunce in his speedows.

Because meanwhile, he sent me along to a press conference ahead of a big clash in the

140 pound division.

It's Jack Katerol versus former two-time world champion Regis Pro Grey and it's at the brand spanking new

co-op live arena here in Manchester so in Bunce's absence there was only one thing for

it send a mank so here I am to take you inside the arena set for its big

boxing debut and you're going to hear from Catarol and Pro Grey Eddie Hearn plus plenty of

others. I'm Stacy Copeland and this is five live boxing.

Now some of you might be old enough to remember the box office movie in the early

90s, four weddings and a funeral.

Well how about one wedding and two huge nights of boxing?

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