Boxing News magazine 28.10.1994 Download pdf

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DAVE ANDERSON'S titlechasing
plans came
unstuck 24 hours before
his meeting with Karl
Taylor when his Birmingham
opponent surprisingly
pulled out of
their official British
lightweight title eliminator
at the Hospitality
Inn.

MIKE DEVENEY (9st) of Paisley repeated last month's points victory over
Manchester's HENRY ARMSTRONG (9st) from Manchester, this time shading
Mr Keane's hotly-disputed 98- 97Vi points verdict which prompted an outburst
from Armstrong.

WELL, it has finally
happened, Lennox
Lewis has lost his share
of the heavyweight
title and a possible
S50m. All credit has to
go to Oliver McCall for
the tremendous right
he delivered to Lewis
in the second round,
but McCall was not the
real man who beat
Lennox Lewis: it was
Lennox himself.

WITH only three boxers from the original eight
selected in the team event, England (U19) had
to come from behind to draw 4-4 against Scotland
in a successful first-time dinner show
organised by the Sandbach Round Table at
Tatton Park.
With match-making
headaches resolved
(national coach Ian Irwin
must be BT's favourite customer)
there was an eightbout
team affair with two
supporting contests. Nine
went the full distance, there
were no warnings for rule
infringements, very few cautions
and just four counts in
a good quality show.
There was a spectacular
and decisive international
debut for light-middle Neil
Linford (Belgrave) who
stopped southpaw Michael
Black in the opening round
to secure the level terms for
England in the final team
bout.