Alan Minter had the reach to make Marvin Hagler work his way inside. Instead, he traded with him at Wembley Arena on September 27, 1980. Marvin Hagler Punishes Alan Minter’s Decision to Trade @ Boxing News 24

Marvin Hagler claimed the world middleweight championship by stopping Alan Minter at 1:45 of the third round on September 27, 1980, at Wembley Arena. Minter chose to trade punches within close range rather than fight from distance, allowing Hagler to exploit his defense. Referee Carlos Berrocal stopped the bout in the third round after Minter suffered severe facial cuts.
The victory came amid a hostile atmosphere following pre-fight remarks by Minter. After the referee conceded the bout, spectators threw beer containers and debris into the ring, forcing Hagler to exit before being formally awarded the championship belt.
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