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This is Five Live Boxing.

Capacity crowd, great rivalry, rematch, repeat a revenge, what a night.

Lee Wood beat Josh Warrington again.

But that was not the biggest boxing story of the weekend.

Oh no, not even close.

Connor Ben walked out on Eddie Hearn and Matrim to sign for Dana White and Zuffa Boxing.

What a story.

I talked to Ben's former promoter and former friend Eddie. This, my friend, is a very special edition.

I'm Steve Bunce and this is Five Live Boxing.

So there was not a seat available in Nottingham and it felt that way when the two of them made their way to the ring.

It felt big. It felt grand. It felt historic. But the fight very quickly didn't feel

didn't feel like it had an edge. It was something may be missing. You couldn't take your

eyes over it. There was something maybe missing. And we will talk about Connor Ben. We'll hear from Eddie Hearn a bit later on. But I'm with Richie Woodard who was working with me for Five Live. And Rich, I'm not being too harsh, am I. It was just, it was, it was, it was, it couldn't take your eyes off it, but it wasn't the first fight, was it? No, it certainly wasn't. I was more impressed with Lee Wood early on in the

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