Boxing News magazine 1.4.1994 Download pdf

Boxing News magazine 1.4.1994 Download pdf
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There was a look of immense satisfaction on the
face of Swansea's Floyd Havard after reclaiming
his British super-featherweight crown with a
marvellous 10th round cut eye stoppage over
Neil Haddock before a solid crowd at the Star
Leisure Centre.
He had, after all,
proved many people
wrong, ourselves
included, who felt he
could not rebound from
the crushing loss suffered
against IBF champion
John-John Molina
little over eight weeks
ago or dethrone Haddock,
who had ended
the division's sevenyear
jinx by retaining
the title for the first time
last July.

DERBY welterweight
Peter Reid came in as a
24-hour sub and went
ahead 2-1 against Dorset
survivor Julian Eavis
over eight-twos at the
North Staffordshire
Sporting Club, Trentham
Gardens.

IBF light-heavyweight champion
Henry Maske ('l2st 5'/4lbs)
retained his title by stopping
mandatory challenger Ernie
Magdelano ( I 2 s t 5'/4lbs) in the
ninth round before a crowd of
13,000 at the historic
Westfallenhalle.

THE CLASS C (54 kg)
London Federation final
at the Grosvenor House
Hotel between Mickey
Bush (West Ham) and
Adam Spelling from St
Georges did not reach
the exciting heights of
their previous meeting
in February but after
three excellent tactical
and skilful rounds it was
again Bush who came
out in front.