Frank Bruno that two British boxers had fought for the world heavyweight title. Lewis beat Bruno on a stoppage in round seven, Bruno again failing to take his title chance after leading the contest on points up until what proved the final round. Bruno again regrouped, dispatching trialhorse Jesse Ferguson in one round, and the fringe contenders Rodolfo Marin and Mike Evans equally easily. On 2 September 1995, Bruno finally became world champion by outpointing WBC Champion Oliver McCall over twelve rounds. Bruno did not last long as champion – the contract he signed to get McCall meant he had to face
On the Beat (1995 film) On the Beat (1995 film) On the Beat () is a 1995 Chinese film directed by Ning Ying. It is the second film in Ning Ying's "Beijing Trilogy", a collection of three films that follows the massive changes to Beijing in the last decades of the twentieth century. Whereas Ning's previous film, "For Fun" dealt with the older generation, "On the Beat" is firmly focused on the story of the middle-aged. "I Love Beijing", meanwhile, would follow characters belonging Beijing's younger generations. "On the Beat" was coproduced by Eurasia Communications, Euskal Media and the state-operated Beijing Film Studio. Some funding