Unpicking The Weekend

5 Live Boxing with Steve Bunce

BBC

Sports, Sports News

4.8 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 May 2023

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Barry Jones joins Steve to look back at a busy weekend of action. They review the fights from Belfast, Bournemouth and Manchester and discover their pre-fight predictions were all wrong. They also discuss the super-fight between Errol Spence and Terence Crawford set for July and whether there is any substance to Tyson Fury’s claims he sent a contract to Anthony Joshua for a fight in September.

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0:00.0	Just got scoffy glove.
0:02.4	We are back. I'm so excited for the second series, Ben.
0:05.7	It's gonna be so exciting, bigger and better this year.
0:08.7	We've got the Lioness's England manager, Sabrina.
0:11.6	Wow. Is it for God's Sabrina?
0:13.6	I'm happy that I've seen her a couple of times after the Euros.
0:16.4	But more anti-V done in life.
0:18.3	Oh, you're seeing her now, here.
0:19.8	Let's not forget as well, here. We've got to hear about all your antics in the jungle too.
0:23.6	Every now and then, there'd just be a tan I'd gone,
0:26.0	kill, kill, that loud to leave Coney that way.
0:29.2	So I was constantly getting in trouble.
0:31.0	Kill Scoffs, Coffee Glob.
0:33.2	Listen on BBC Sounds.
0:37.8	This is Five Life Boxing.
0:40.9	So we expected it to be a sensational weekend.
0:46.0	Three cities, three major world title fights.
0:50.0	We expected shocks, we expected drama, we expected heartache,
0:54.7	and we got it all.
0:57.1	What a weekend it was, every single fight that took place.
1:01.9	Bournemouth, Belfast and Manchester delivered something special.
1:08.0	I'm Steve Bunts and this is Five Life Boxing.
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