Boxing News magazine 2.3.1984 Download pdf

Boxing News magazine 2.3.1984 Download pdf
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HONEST professionalism was rewarded as Jimmy
Cable, a fighter for whom nobody has done any
favours, trounced fancied southpaw Nick Wilshire
to become British light-middleweight champion.
It was a triumph for science over
NICK WILSHIRE covers well but Jimmy Cable's variety and skill
overcame him.
slugging, with Cable offering an
exhilarating display of boxing on
the retreat in a match which was a
little too clear-cut to equal the excitement
of their first meeting at
Wembley in May, 1983.

ROCKY Kelly scored the best win of his
chequered career and, at last, lived up to expectations
when he outpointed veteran Chris
Sanigar over 10 rounds to win the vacant
Southern Area welterweight title.

GLASGOW'S Steve Boyle
(9st 91bs 6oz) gashed Nottingham's
Willie Wilson (9st
7'/2lbs) to defeat after one
min. 26secs. of the third of
the main event at the Great
International Sporting Club.

THE Midland v Southern Counties ABA Zone Final clash at
the Austin-Rover Motor Works Canteen tomorrow (Saturday),
promises an exciting night of action.
At t h r e e w e i g h t s , l i g h t w e i g h t , l i g h t - w e l t e r and
heavyweight the clashes should be enthralling. Pick of the
three could be the set-to between Midland light-welter Peter
Till (Bloxwich) and Alan Bush (Silver Ring, Brighton).