Boxing News magazine 1.2.1985 Download pdf

Boxing News magazine 1.2.1985 Download pdf
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PETERBOROUGH'S LENNIE GLOSTER closely outscored
Wednesbury's GRANVILLE ALLEN by 78'/2-78
from referee John Coyle (who officiated throughout) to
gain revenge for a previous points loss in the eight-twos
main event at the North Staffs Sporting Club, Trentham
Gardens.

TONY WILLIS enjoyed a punch-perfect warm-up for his British lightweight
title eliminator against Paul Chance with a crushing victory over experienced
Vernon Vanriel at the Midlands Sporting Club. The Birmingham-based former
Olympic medallist knocked out Vanriel with a hard left hook to the ribs in the
fourth of a scheduled eight-threes.

FORMER Commonwealth flyweight king Keith Wallace
makes a welcome return after a lengthy break when he
shares top billing with middleweight prospect Errol
Christie on Trevor Callighan's show at the Dolphin
Centre, Darlington, tomorrow (Saturday).

GREGG EDELMAN, the 19-year-old New
Jersey Jewish "Zion Lion" light-welter, won a
war at Atlantic City on January 3 when he
hammered the more experienced ARNIE
WELLS, of Detroit, in seven rounds.
The scheduled 10-rounder was the ideal
thriller to start off the new year of weekly
shows on the ESPN cable TV network.

THE Times Square newstand on the southwest
corner of 42nd Street and Seventh Avenue (The
Crossroads Of The World) became the most celebrated
establishment of its kind because its owner
once defeated Benny Leonard, who was to become
a legendary lightweight champion.