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The young Ben Clayton was one of Britain’s brightest boxing prospects, until the day he slammed a left hook into a fragile chin. Sickened by the consequences he turned away from the ring, found solace in the arms of the beautiful Lucy Kirk and looked for new challenges. On the…
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The clash of different classes, who all need each other to achieve their own goals, shows how much and how little the professional sailing world has changed since then.
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