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You're Dead to Me. We're the comedy podcast that takes history seriously. Also from the BBC

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This is Five Live Boxing.

Now, Steve Collins is a giant of British and Irish boxing.

World titles at two weights.

He was involved in some unbelievable fights.

He beat Chris Eubank twice, and he beat Nigel Ben twice.

Now, he started boxing as a professional in America, just outside Boston.

In fact, he started under Marvin Hagler's glare, and that's a bit of a glare if you don't mind me saying.

So, now this Saturday in Steve's beloved Dublin where he was born and raised,

Antony Kukachi, known as the Apache, will challenge Jazza Dickens for

the WBA Super Featherweight title. I sat down with Steve at a venue in the infamous, the famous

knock that's Canuck to you and I, and had a chat with him about his life, his boxing, and that

particular fight. Also, just to mention, I've got to mention it, this ongoing battle

between Dana White and, well, the rest of boxing. On Sunday night, Jayopataya, possibly, arguably,

the best cruiserweight in the world, defended well, not quite sure what he defended, but it wasn't his

IBF title at Cruzeweight.

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