RIP B o x N a t i o n
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The first card from York Hall with a young boxer named Tyson Fury.
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allegedly is nostalgic for me... being in my early twenties spending most Saturdays with my mates drinking until 3am and listening Bunce and Steve Lillis talk shìt until the fights started. Good times.
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RIP, loved this channel back in the day, it's been a slow but inevitable death but I had plenty of great late nights watching BN 
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Summed up perfectlyveriton wrote: ↑09 Dec 2022, 06:40 It was a proper fans channel, so much better than anything before or since. Those long nights with bunce, lillis and Jones, the boxing hour and that mad Russian afternoon show are a few highlights that spring to mind.
Other channels try to do glitz and polish, but bocks nation was proper boxing talk by proper boxing people for real boxing fans. Really miss it. State of dazn in comparison