26 February 1994 Factual 65 mins
For centuries, bare-knuckle boxing has been going on behind closed doors. Nigel Finch's unusual film investigates this illegal activity by following one hopeful, Paul Lynch, as he prepares for a fight against the "Cyclone", the Northern Ireland bare-knuckle boxing champion
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Nigel Finch as Self
Nigel Finch Director
United Kingdom 26 February 1994
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