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Unbeaten Liddard chasing 'little George's dream'

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By Kris Holland, Sonia Watson Verified
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
George Liddard is unbeaten in his 14 professional fights, having won eight of those by knockout [Getty Images]
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Unbeaten Liddard chasing 'little George's dream' Original

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By Kris Holland, Sonia Watson Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, George Liddard is unbeaten in his 14 professional fights, having won eight of those by knockout ByKris Holland, BBC Sport, East of England and Sonia Watson, BBC Essex presenter, AtBrentwood, Essex Published 10 minutes ago Unbeaten George Liddard says he is living out a boyhood dream as he prepares to face Dario Morello for the vacant European middleweight title.
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Hearn dreams of Football League for his local team

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By Lewis Adams Verified, Sonia Watson Verified
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Barry Hearn (left) and Brentwood Town FC chairman Jez Dickinson are dreaming big for the club [Matchroom] British sports promoter Barry Hearn hopes his local football team will be in the English Football League within five years. Brentwood Town narrowly missed out on promotion to the National League South in the 2025-26 season, losing in the play-off final to rivals Billericay Town.
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