Cai ‘Bosh’ Brigden stalks the canvas, gloves up, the faintest hint of a smile across his face.
At 6ft 1in tall, the 88kg fighter has a longer reach than his diminutive opponent, Shayan ‘The Kingstonian’ Zarein Dolab. But looks count for nothing in the ring.
All of a sudden, backed into a corner, The Kingstonian unleashes a primal ‘one two’ across Cai’s midriff, fists working like pistons on a speeding steam train.
Cai wobbles, time stands still, the crowd holds its breath – and then the bell rings.
But unlike any other boxing match in which the break between rounds means spitting blood into
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