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This is Five Live Boxing.

Sometimes big fights don't involve big men, but we know that, it's obvious.

Anthony Kikachi, the Apache, came to Nottingham to fight Lee Wood.

It was Lee Wood's sixth consecutive world World Title Fight and all of them had been

memorable. This was no different, but Kukachi was just too good. It was a very special night,

a very emotional night. I'm Steve Bunce and this is Five Live Boxing. So Lee Wood in Nottingham,

Anthony Kukachi, the Apache on the road in a world title fight.

Heard it before, seen it before, but we knew it would be special.

And it was.

The crowd, well, it was that classic Nottingham crowd, Muller Kintyre, voices, noises.

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