Boxing News magazine 19.10.1984 Download pdf

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DENNIS ANDRIES, having, retained his British lightheavyweight
title with a frighteningly emphatic 12th round
knockout of Battersea challenger Devon Bailey, now seeks
official nomination as E u r o p e a n title contender.
It is no more than he deserves, although the prospect of
the ungainly brawler from Hackney as European champion
will not please the purists.

THIS time last year Sylvester Mittee was an
ex-fighter: today he is Commonwealth welterweight
champion and, should he beat former
WBA light-welter champ Johnny Bumphus in
their projected December meeting, he will end
1984 in the world ratings.

BRITISH and Commonwelath middleweight
champion Mark Kaylor was clearly in need of a
t u n e - u p before his triple title extravaganza
against Tony Sibson at Wembley in November
when he laboured to halt game but limited David
Todt in the sixth of their scheduled 10-rounder,

ON Merseyside Jack Tansey has been the lynch pin of St Teresa's ABC
for 30 years. Sadly the day has come when, at 69, he has decided to
leave amateur boxing for good.
Tansey's withdrawal from boxing to spend more time with his
supportive wife Peggy and his daughter Carol will mean the loss of a
man who has served boxing and the Merseyside community with such
passion over the years.

MANAGER-PROMOTER Frankie Deans starts the new season on Monday at
Buddy's in South Shields with a five-fight bill.
Heavyweight JOHN WESTGARTH of Newcastle returning to the ring against
Australian DAVE RUSSELL in the eight-round top-liner.
Russell made a winning British debut last month against Frank Robinson who was
a Westgarth victim a couple of years ago, but big John has been shaping well in gym
workouts under trainer Brian Deans and he is looking for a win.