Boxing News magazine 7.4.1995 Download pdf

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As July 1994 drew to a close, Neil Swain's dream of following
stablemate Robbie Regan to British and
European flyweight honours appeared in tatters.
The Welshman's corner retirement against Puerto Rican
champion Jose Lopez was his fourth consecutive loss,
while outside the ropes he was doing his utmost to locate a
vice that wasn't agreeable to him.

TINY, snub-nosed dynamo Humberto
"Chlquita" Gonzalez retained his
WBC/IBF light-flyweight titles by knocking
out Colombia's Jesus Zuniga at 1:26
of the fifth round in the headliner of a threetitle
bill before a large crowd at the new
Arrowhead Pond Arena.

THESE DAYS eve^ montbly meeting of the London
Ex-Boxere' Aasodation is like a party, informal and
totally delightful for aJl concerned. The usual attendance
of between 150 and 200 was su|^lemented last
Sunday by a coachload of 50 from Leicester EBA, their
18th annual visit

TOP marks (live out of five) for London boxers in tfie
Southern ABA seml-fincils at HMS Nelson, but "could do better"
might be appropriate for the computer scoring system
which malfunctioned In three of the sbc decision contests.
James Branch and Patrick Wright put Repton Cedar Street
into championship reckoning in style with well-deserved wins
over Paul Rogers and Kevin McCarthy respectively, while Jason
Matthews, Danny Costello (Hollington) and Fola Okesola (Lynn
AC) completed the 100 per cent record for the metropolis.
In an excellent light-heavyweight affair, Branch outscored
Rogers (Penhill RBK) on a computer scoreline of 40-27 with fast
left htind work and an ability to take Rogers' best shots without
discomfort.