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Dean Byrne and Frank Haroche Horta trade blows © PA Photos |
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Manny Pacquiao prepares to strike © PA Photos |
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Manny Pacquiao gives interviews during a media workout © Getty Images |
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Manny Pacquiao lets fly with a right hook © Getty Images |
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Wladimir Klitschko plays table tennis © Getty Images |
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Akira Yaegashi and Pornsawan Porpramook exchange punches © PA Photos |
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Brad Jackson spears a jab at Tommy Rainone © Getty Images |
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Mark McKray is helped by the referee after being knocked out by Danny Davis © Getty Images |
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Manny Pacquiao keeps his eye on the target © PA Photos |
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Ricky Burns works out in training © Getty Images |
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Nathan Cleverly lands a blow on Tony Bellew © Getty Images |
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James DeGale receives treatment to a cut above his eye © PA Photos |
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Tony Bellew salutes the crowd © PA Photos |
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James DeGale celebrates beating Piotr Wilczewski © PA Photos |
Oct 15, 2011 
Bernard Hopkins lies on the canvas © PA Photos |
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Bernard Hopkins lies on the canvas © PA Photos |
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Bernard Hopkins talks to Richard Schaefer © PA Photos |
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Kendall Holt takes a right hand from Danny Garcia © PA Photos |
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Tony Bellew and Nathan Cleverly react after their bout © PA Photos |
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