Joe Bugner British and British Commonwealth heavyweight titles and was a three-time European heavyweight champion. He was ranked among the world's top ten heavyweights in the 1970s, fighting such opponents as Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, Ron Lyle, Jimmy Ellis, Manuel Ramos, Chuck Wepner, Earnie Shavers, Henry Cooper, Brian London, Mac Foster, Rudie Lubbers, Eduardo Corletti, Jurgen Blin and George Johnson. He fought for the world heavyweight championship in 1975, losing on points in a second bout with Ali. Bugner retired from boxing in 1976, but over the next two decades he made sporadic comebacks with varying success. He moved to Australia in
Henry Bunch Bey Henry Bunch Bey Henry Bunch Bey or Henry Bunch, is a retired American amateur and professional boxer from Palmer Park, Maryland. Bunch was a Light Middleweight All-Air Force champion and the runner-up at the U.S. Olympic Boxing Trials to become the alternate for the 1976 U.S. Olympic Boxing team. Bunch was rated as high as the number two amateur boxer in the United States in the mid 1970s. Bunch lost two controversial decisions to the Olympian Chuck Walker in 1976. In Bunch's professional debut he defeated future Light Heavyweight Champion "Prince" Charles Williams in the debut professional fight for both