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Published 10:24 6 Apr 2016 BST

"Each man has his own light to shine and this is AJ's time," Harrison said.
"It is the culmination of the journey of his validation winning the world title. But that is just the first step that he can take.
"That's why I am right behind him; it's such a powerful moment."
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