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Allen submits Duncan to derail Briton's title hopes

Allen submits Duncan to derail Briton's title hopes
BBC Sport Sunday 11 October 2026, 06:23 UTC 1 min read
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Brendan Allen submits Christian Leroy Duncan in the fifth round in Las Vegas to derail the Briton's middleweight title aspirations.

Brendan Allen submits Christian Leroy Duncan in the fifth round in Las Vegas to derail the Briton's middleweight title aspirations.
Allen (PERSON) Duncan (PERSON) Briton (PERSON) Brendan Allen (PERSON) Christian (ORG) Leroy Duncan (PERSON) Las Vegas (LOCATION)
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