Boxing News magazine 15.12.1995 Download pdf

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Dynamic Lueshing
WELTERWEIGHT contender
KEVIN LUESHING (lOst 11 lbs)
of Beckenham Impressed
against Derby's STEVE
GOODWIN (lOst 131b8), forcing
the Midlands Area light-middleweight
champion to retire
at the start of the third of their
scheduled eight-rounder.
Lueshing worked patiently
behind his left hook in the
opener, before going up a gear
in round two to dump the
oncoming Goodwin with a

n E all suspected it might finish quickly, but only a handful of
Paul "Scrap Iron" Ryan's most faithful East London followers
believed he would be the one left standing in the light-welterweight
triple-title showdown with Bristol's Ross Hale at York
Hall.
Ryan, who traded in a life of crime for what could now become
a life of luxury, delivered the knockout blow to Hale's 'world' title
aspirations with an astonishing punching display which left the British
and Commonwealth champion a beaten man after just two minutes 12
seconds.

FORMER ABA middleweight champion Jason Matthews
(11st SIbs) of Islington maintained his unbeaten record
when Sven Hamer (11st 1 libs) was stopped with an horrific
cut in the last of a scheduled sbi-round show-closer
Hamer, from Margate but with the Chris Sctnigar camp,
had floored Matthews in the third and hurt in him in the
last when he suddenly emerged from an exchange with a
gaping wound above his left eye. It was initicilly thought to
have been caused by a clash of heads, but afterwards the
Matthews camp claimed the damage had been done by a
right hand.

I N a ridiculous match for the vacant Central
Area super-featherweight title, house fighter
Gary Thornhill (9st 31bs) forced Manchester
veteran southpaw Des Gargano (9st
1 l/21bs) to retire, officially because of damage
to his right shoulder, at the end of the second
of a scheduled 10-rounder at the Britannia International
Sporting Club.
Gargano is not, has never been and never
will be a super-featherweight. In a career stretching
back almost 11 years and more than 100
fights, Des hcis weighed more thcin 9st only twice:
against Jamie Morris and Terry Collins, both in
1990.