Boxing News magazine 21.11.1975 Download pdf

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ABERCYNON light-heavyweight Roy John, inspired
by a capacity Welsh crowd at the Club Double
Diamond whose support for him at times neared
hysteria, survived a ferocious finish by Leicester's
Tim Wood to earn a second crack at British champion
Chris Finhegan.

A NORMAL working day for lightweight
Jimmy Revie starts around the nocturnal
hour of four o'clock in the morning when
he silently steals out of his Abbey Wood,
South London home to do an eight-mile
stint of road work in the deserted suburban
streets.

BACK in action after a 13-month layoff, Shoreditch
light-heavy Johnny Wall fought at full stretch for 10
rounds to outpoint Bournemouth trier Sid Falconer
and win the vacant Southern Area title in a gruelling
main event at the World Sporting Club.

GEOFF RYMER, the Junior ABA champion f r om Hull who advertised in Boxing News for opponents,
tasted defeat when he travelled to meet another Junior ABA champion, JOHN HUMPHRIES, on the
Wolverhampton ABC show at the Park Hall Hotel.

SLUGGING London-Irishman Pat McCormack
meets Cardiff's stylish Pat Thomas for the vacant
British welterweight title at Manor Place Baths on
December 15, manager-promoter Paddy Byrne
announced this week.