Joe Bugner

Boxer and actor, starred in 'The Last Hard Men'

Joe Bugner - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 13th, 1950
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Born in Hungary and later moving to the United Kingdom, one of the notable figures in the boxing world. Competed professionally from the late 1960s to the early 1980s. Recorded significant bouts against prominent boxers, including Muhammad Ali and George Foreman. Transitioned into acting, appearing in films such as 'The Last Hard Men'.

Held the Commonwealth heavyweight title

Fought Muhammad Ali twice

Starred in 'The Last Hard Men'

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