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Kostello and Bunce's greatest fights.

Great to have you with us again on Five Live Boxing with Costello and Buntz for the

latest in our Greatest Fight series and for the second time in the series we're staying in the

UK Steve going back to November 19th. in the

National Exhibition Center in Birmingham

and a fight that you described in your book

as one that changed British boxing. I think it did. Bishy Bank against Nigel

Ben. I think it did. I think it shifted the way we look at fights. It shifted why we went the

fights. It was almost like 1990, but we finally stepped into a new

color age, an age of real hyper, an age where not even the two best middleweights in the southern area of the country, not just in

Britain, were fighting and the nation stopped. You couldn't buy a ticket. The ringside seats were a

ridiculous 200 pound. The promoters were told you'll never sell those tickets. The promoters were told by some

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