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Joe Bugner, boxing champion who challenged Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, dies at 75
“It is with great sadness that the Former British, European, Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion and World Championship contender Joe Bugner has passed away at his care home in Brisbane, Australia,” th...

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Joe Bugner Dies: Boxer Who Fought Muhammad Ali Twice & Later Became An Actor Was 75
Famed heavyweight Joe Bugner, who twice fought Muhammad Ali, dead at 75
From British villain to Aussie hero: how Joe Bugner reinvented himself, won titles and a nation's heart Down Under
While Joe Bugner fought under the British flag in the first act of his career, it was in Australia where 'Aussie Joe' would finally find his redemption, his titles, and the adoration that had always ...

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Joe Bugner: Tough competitor who always welcomed a challenge
Joe Bugner dead at 75: Legendary boxer who fought Muhammad Ali twice dies to leave boxing world in mourning
Two-time Ali challenger Bugner dies aged 75
Bugner was consistently ranked among the world's top 10 heavyweights throughout the 1970s and was known for technical ability, toughness, durability and willingness to take on the best.

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Joe Bugner: Former world heavyweight title opponent for Muhammad Ali dies aged 75
Joe Bugner, 75, British Boxing Champ Who Slugged It Out With Ali, Dies
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Heavyweight boxing great Joe Bugner dies aged 75

In a remarkable 32-year professional career, the Hungarian-born British-Australian fought the likes of Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, Earnie Shavers, Henry Cooper, Ron Lyle and Frank Bruno. Bugner’s second fight with Ali, in Kuala Lumpur in 1975, marked an ...
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Boxer ‘Aussie Joe’ Bugner, who fought Ali and Frazier, dies aged 75

“Aussie” Joe Bugner in his gym on the Gold Coast in 2000.Credit: Reuters At his peak, he fought Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier in back-to-back fights in 1973, and faced Ali again for his WBA and WBC world championships in 1975. He lost all three bouts on ...

New program at Joe Hand Boxing Gym aims to break ‘down those barriers’ between teens and the police

Pay-per-view television pioneer Joe Hand Sr. took out a $500 loan in 1967 to invest in Cloverlay Corporation, a then-recently formed financial group that subsidized local boxer Joe Frazier. His all-in investment paid off massively when Frazier’s career took off,

‘Scared to death’ – Muhammad Ali named his toughest fight, and it wasn’t George Foreman or Joe Frazier

Muhammad Ali fought some of the best big men to ever grace the ring, but one stood out above the rest. The Louisville technician reigned supreme over the glamour division during a golden age of
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