Brian Curvis beats Wally Swift in British Empire Welterweight contest. Nottingham, Nottinghamshire.
Good CU's people in ringside seats, smoking cigars, watching boxing match, and urging the boxers on. CU Jack Solomon pan to unknown man sat next to him....
Brian Curvis beats Wally Swift in British Empire Welterweight contest. Nottingham, Nottinghamshire.
Good CU's people in ringside seats, smoking cigars, watching boxing match, and urging the boxers on. CU Jack Solomon pan to unknown man sat next to him. CU timekeeper with bell in front of him. Various shots of the fight. MS man in ring showing card which is for round 3. Various shots fight in progress and round cards being shown.
Various shots as the referee rushes forward and breaks up the boxers at the end of the fight, and holds Curvis' arm up as the winner, Curvis hugs his manager. CU's Curvis in his corner. CU Swift as he has a cut eye attended to. MS Curvis as the Lonsdale Belt is placed round his waist. CU's as Wally Swift congratulates Brian Curvis. MS happy Welshmen waving from their seats. CU's Brian Curvis.
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