Boxing News magazine 17.8.1984 Download pdf

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T H E R E was a lime when boxers gave scant attention
to their opponents. Their managers would book
t h em a fight and t h e y ' d simply turn up with the basic
necessities, ready to fight. The finer details didn't
concern them too much: that sort of thing was taken
care of by the manager.
The o p p o n e n t ? Well, it d i d n ' t really matter. After
all, he was only human, with a full set of limbs and
all the deficiencies too.
No matter if he was o r t h o d o x or southpaw, stylist
or slugger; they were all t h e r e to be hit.

ROCKY LOCKRIDGE
kept in trim while waiting
for a major fight as he
stopped plucky but outgunned
Julio Llerena, of Colombia,
in their NBCtelevised
non-title bout
from Milan on July 29.

MIKE TINLEY, capable
middle from Camden, New
Jersey, scored a good
"comeback" win at Atlantic
City on July 25 in support
of Kevin Moley's hardhitting
win over Clinton
Longmire. He'd been out
for five months after losing
to Doug DeWitt.

THE London Federation Championships, which for
years have been held at every stage on the north side
of the Thames, will have a change of venue this year.
The Class A and B finals
will tke place at a new
boxing venue, Glaziers
Hall, close to London
Bridge tube and British
Rail stations.

ISLINGTON pair Terry Chatten
and Shaun Brown have
applied to transfer to Hoxton's
Lion ABC.
Brown, who will be making a
comeback after three years'
absence, won 14 of his 19 contests
in the Islington vest. He
will box at middleweight.