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Kostello and Bunce's greatest fights.

And thanks for joining us once again on Five Live Boxing with Costello Bunce for the latest

in our Greatest Fight series.

Last week we heard from Ricky Hatton brilliantly detailing his amazing night against

Kostje's U in June of 2005. This time the focus on two more of Britain's great

boxing heroes in recent years. One of them in the ring, the other talking about the deeds of his hero, Steve.

Nassim Hamid finally gets to Las Vegas, but you know what, Mike, let's's tell the truth wasn't really the fight we

wanted. And we're hearing from Carl Froch talking to us about how pivotal that

fight was for him. It's against Marco Antonio Berero. We're going back to April of 2001,

as Steve says in Las Vegas and a night Steve, towards the end of Nasim Hamme's career. In fact, it would turn out to be the penultimate fight in his professional

career, a night when it's come to define him and all he achieved in his career for good or

for bad for the critics and for those who fell in love

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