Joe Bugner vs. Brian London - Revision history

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	"Brian London made his retirement official when the new boy in town, Joe Bugner, stopped him in five rounds at Wembley. London, to his credit, went out without being off his feet and took his stick admirably before referee Harry Gibbs placed a protective arm around Brian's neck and led him to a safety corner. Even the punch traders who have knocked London managed applause as he walked back to the dressing room for the last time. Bugner had beaten one-time British champion London in a canter, but he labored trying to hit down at an opponent. Yet in spasms Bugner looked the goods. London tried ducking and smothering and attempted to counter, but he was beaten in every department. London's face started to become distorted and Bugner turned the heat on in the 5th. As London crouched he slammed at the ribs and when London was about to sink, Gibbs stepped in." -Boxing Illustrated, August 1970 issue		== Notes ==

	~~Post~~ fight ~~comment~~		* Fighters signed the contract on April 23.[https://www.agefotostock.com/age/en/details-photo/apr-23-1970-signing-contracts-for-wembley-fight-photo-shows-joe-bugner-left-and-brian-london-shake-hands-after-signing-contracts-for-their-10-round/ZUK-19700423-baf-k09-003]

	* "Thanks for having me for 15 years." -Brian London, announcing his retirement.		* "Brian London made his retirement official when the new boy in town, Joe Bugner, stopped him in five rounds at Wembley. London, to his credit, went out without being off his feet and took his stick admirably before referee Harry Gibbs placed a protective arm around Brian's neck and led him to a safety corner. Even the punch traders who have knocked London managed applause as he walked back to the dressing room for the last time. Bugner had beaten one-time British champion London in a canter, but he labored trying to hit down at an opponent. Yet in spasms Bugner looked the goods. London tried ducking and smothering and attempted to counter, but he was beaten in every department. London's face started to become distorted and Bugner turned the heat on in the 5th. As London crouched he slammed at the ribs and when London was about to sink, Gibbs stepped in." -Boxing Illustrated, August 1970 issue

			== Quotes ==

			* "Thanks for having me for 15 years." -Brian London, announcing his retirement after the fight.

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"Brian London made his retirement official when the new boy in town, Joe Bugner, stopped him in five rounds at Wembley. London, to his credit, went out without being off his feet and took his stick admirably before referee Harry Gibbs placed a protective arm around Brian's neck and led him to a safety corner. Even the punch traders who have knocked London managed applause as he walked back to the dressing room for the last time. Bugner had beaten one-time British champion London in a canter, but he labored trying to hit down at an opponent. Yet in spasms Bugner looked the goods. London tried ducking and smothering and attempted to counter, but he was beaten in every department. London's face started to become distorted and Bugner turned the heat on in the 5th. As London crouched he slammed at the ribs and when London was about to sink, Gibbs stepped in." -Boxing Illustrated, August 1970 issue

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* "Thanks for having me for 15 years." -Brian London, announcing his retirement.