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‘THIS WOULD BE MY OLYMPIC GOLD’

IDOLS: Pryor [left] and Arguello are two of Armit’s heroes
Photo: RICHARD MACKSON/USA TODAY SPORTS
Eric Armit Writer & historian

THE first indication I had that my name was on the International Boxing Hall of Fame ballot paper, in the Observers category, was when an email dropped in from Matt Christie. I had to read it twice before I really took it in and even now I find it an incredible honour to be on that list. It was appropriate that it should be the editor of Boxing News alerting me to this, as it was through BN that I took my first steps in boxing journalism 50 years ago.

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