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It was a night of two halves at the Seaburn Centre in Sunderland as Jason Booth defended his British Super Bantamweight title against former holder Michael Hunter, whilst local boy Tony Jefferies looked to improve his record to four straight wins. The main event of the evening was the eagerly anticipated matchup between Booth and Hunter. Jason Booth has been on a stunning run of form lately which has seen him move up in weight, dominate his competition and capture British honours in the space of six fights. Michael Hunter meanwhile needed to find his feet, after being picked apart by Steve Molitor for the World title, suffering his first defeat in the process; Hunter seemed to lose his way. Tonight he planned to impose himself on the diminutive Booth and take back the title that he had previously defended with an iron fist. [details]
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Booth looked great tonight. He's definitely ready for European level. Hunter gassed after 4 rounds, guess he's going to call it quits.
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He really did. Booth has the look of a fighter ready to take the step up to the next level. I can't wait to see where he goes from here.Comment
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