Boxing News magazine 27.5.1994 Download pdf

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HNCHLEY lightweight
COUN "DYNAMO" DUNNE
(9st 91bs) kept up his winning
start with a bruising,
crowd-pleasing six-twos
triumph over durable,
strong PHIL FOUND, Hereford
(9st nibs), at the
Reflections Club.

FORMER B r i t i s h featherweight
champion PETER
HARRIS loolied like the
victim of a mad axeman.
B l o o d p o u r e d down both
s i d e s of his f a c e , with a furt
h e r injury o n the b r i d g e of
his nose. But he was parading
the Welsh championship belt.

BIRMINGHAM welterweight Spencer McCracke
n s t u c k c a r e f u l l y t o h i s gameplan and outb
o x e d W a t f o r d ' s Ojay A b r a h a m s o v e r six
three-minute rounds at a packed Town Hall.
C o n s t a n t l y r e m i n d e d by c o r n e r m a n Pat
Cowdell: "Don't dive in, don't get t o o eager,
everything off t h e jab", McCracken carried it off
to perfection and c o l l e c t ed an emphatic 60-57
points win.

IN THE c o n t e s t of t h e night, t h e power of hardpunching
Richard HattoD (Sale West) overcame the
proficiency of Bobby Beck with a win for Hatton in
the 60 kg division of the NABC-CYP Class A finals at
the Mayfair Suite.
The age-old argument of punch v skill was settled
when referee George Brugnoli called a halt at the 1-
28 mark (and with just
over 30 seconds left) of
the third after Beck, defia
n t l y brave and still
upstanding, had taken
some f i e r c e right hand
p u n c h e s and three
standing counts.