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 Anything to Win - The Ultimate Fighting Manual 


This is an upcoming training manual, written by Alastair Devlin. 


The aim of this manual will be to collect all the main fighting techniques from pugilsim of old, during the period of the Broughton ruleset. With the mindset of the fighters from this period being: 


"Anything To Win" 


No rules, no mercy. This fighting manual is the most complete and functional "Street Defence" training manual ever made.



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