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Thankfully there’s no need to build a fight with trash talk when it’s a true 50/50 match and that’s what we have on This weekend at the Manchester Arena, when two of Boxing’s nice guys clash in a true make or break matchup.
Scotlands former three weight world champion Ricky Burns goes head to head with Manchester hero in the ring and out, former lightweight world champion Anthony “Million Dollar” Crolla.
Both fighters have incredible stories. Who would have thought that Burns, who lost to fellow Scot Alex Arthur and England’s Carl Johannson early in his career, would go on to be his nations only three weight world champion? Or Crolla would capture a World title after being demolished by Derry Mathews in a crushing loss then facing life threatening injuries in a dreadful attack by burglars outside his home in Manchester.