Dunne in shape of his life

Following a gruelling training camp, unbeaten Dubliner Bernard Dunne believes he is in the shape of his life ahead of Saturday night’s acid test against former European champion Noel Wilders.

Dunne in shape of his life
Wed, 25 Jan, 2006 - 13:13

Following a gruelling training camp, unbeaten Dubliner Bernard Dunne believes he is in the shape of his life ahead of Saturday night’s acid test against former European champion Noel Wilders.

Just over two years ago, Wilders was 'King of Europe' and the Yorkshire man is desperate to regain that status. He knows that a win over IBC Super Bantamweight champion Dunne this weekend would hand him a shot at the current European belt holder Michael Hunter.

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