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WITH the British heavyweight scene being so popular with fight fans during the 1960s, it is not surprising that boxers from all over the world sought to come here to fight our lads and to earn a decent pay packet.

Henry Cooper, Billy Walker and Johnny Prescott were box office gold during this era, and London’s largest venues, the Royal Albert

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