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Boxing: McCullough's bid to box in Belfast fails

The former boxing world champion, Wayne McCullough has had his bid for a

Boxing: McCullough's bid to box in Belfast fails

Thu, 14 Jun, 2001 - 17:06

The former boxing world champion, Wayne McCullough has had his bid for a

licence to fight in his home town of Belfast rejected by the British Boxing

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