FUNERALS, FIGHTERS & FRIENDS
THE men in black had shared over 30 world title fights and they stood in silence and reverence as the coffin came down the aisle between them.
They were not all champions, not all veterans of pay-per-view payouts in major arenas; the Southern Area warriors, the ex-fighters, the coaches, and the fallen, the man who never had to stand, filled the church.
They had travelled to South London for Daphne Sylvena Fearon’s service. She was the beloved mother of Spencer Fearon and he was,
