Boxing News magazine 30.9.1994 Download pdf

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CHAMPIONSHIP boxing returned to the Lothian
region after a lapse of 54 years, but unfortunately
there were no celebrations or happy endings for the
Scots fans at the Brunton Hall this time.
Adopting the role of party-pooper was defiant little
British flyweight champion Francis Ampofo, who
silenced the over-anxious home supporters when he
stopped Kilmarnock challenger James Drummond
inside three rounds.

LEEDS-BASED Irishman
Derek Roche got his professional
boxing career
away to a winning start
on the opening show of
the new season at the
Yorkshire Executive
Sporting Club.
Mexborough referee
Roy Snipe decided that
his opponent Michael
Alexander, from Doncaster,
was in no position
to continue with just
six seconds remaining
in the sixth and last
round.

CARDIFF light-heavyweight
Nicky Piper bounced back
from defeat by one Barber with
victory over another. In his
first action since losing in January
to then WBO champion
Leeonzer Barber, he stopped
American Charles Oliver, a
hairdresser by trade, on cuts
in the fifth round.

ALAN SANIGAR, one of
E n g l a n d ' s t r a i n e r s in
I s t a n b u l , has supplied
t h e following report on
the t h r e e English boxers
in Turkey:
Welterweight (67 kgs)
- BILLY TYRELL (Sund
e r l a n d ) : BOUT ONE
( r o u n d of last 32): W
RSC 2 against T . C s a l a of
Hungary. T h e opening
round was a feeling-out
p r o c e s s , ending with
e a c h testing the other's
c h i n with s o l i d s h o t s.
Tyrell, t h e busier, edged
the round.