American heavyweight Cassius Clay on the scales in front of the American and British flags, and British challenger Henry Cooper talking with Teddy Waltham, secretary of the British Boxing Board of Control at the weigh-in at the Odeon in Leicester Square, London, for tonight's World Championship fight. (At left) Jim Cooper, who is holding his brother's coat, Henry's trainer Danny Holland and manager Jim Wicks, who is adjusting the challenger's shorts. (At right) Clay's manager Angelo Dundee (holding coat), promoter Harry Levene (holding programme) and Micky Duff (at Levene's right shoulder).

American heavyweight Cassius Clay on the scales in front of the American and British flags, and British challenger Henry Cooper talking with Teddy Waltham, secretary of the British Boxing Board of Control at the weigh-in at the Odeon in Leicester Square, London, for tonight's World Championship fight. (At left) Jim Cooper, who is holding his brother's coat, Henry's trainer Danny Holland and manager Jim Wicks, who is adjusting the challenger's shorts. (At right) Clay's manager Angelo Dundee (holding coat), promoter Harry Levene (holding programme) and Micky Duff (at Levene's right shoulder). Stock Photo

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American heavyweight Cassius Clay on the scales in front of the American and British flags, and British challenger Henry Cooper talking with Teddy Waltham, secretary of the British Boxing Board of Control at the weigh-in at the Odeon in Leicester Square, London, for tonight's World Championship fight. (At left) Jim Cooper, who is holding his brother's coat, Henry's trainer Danny Holland and manager Jim Wicks, who is adjusting the challenger's shorts. (At right) Clay's manager Angelo Dundee (holding coat), promoter Harry Levene (holding programme) and Micky Duff (at Levene's right shoulder).

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