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Fight Of My Life

Fight Of My Life With Tim Witherspoon

Two-time world Champion 'Terrible' Tim Witherspoon takes us back to 1986 when he fought Frank Bruno in the second defence of his WBA Heavyweight title at the Old Wembley Stadium.

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