Boxing News magazine 29.4.1994 Download pdf

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UNBEATEN lieavyweight BRIAN
NIELSEN ,« hefty 19st abs,
scored his 11th win in a row in
en entertaining and often cornieat
eight rounder with brave
American KEN MERRfTT (16st
lib), who W8S stopped, more
through exhaustion with only
seconds remaining in the contest
Merrlttf a 3t-year'0ld from
Evansviiie, Indiana, had unlimited
reserves of courage. He soaked up
cwnttsSs trig rights and lefts hi virtualiy
every nnind, but Nielsen, a
former (^ympic br<H>2e medallist, in
appalling eondition. Just couldn't
finish him.

TOKYO - April 2: Former worid heavyweight title challenger
TYRELL BIGGS {16st 3'/<lbs) hit rock bottom
when he was knocked out in the third by RAY ANIS
(16st 41b8) on the Buster Mathis-Sherman Griffin
undercard at the Korakuen Hall.
Biggs was down for an eight count from a right in
the first round and three knockdowns in the third finished
the former Olympic champion off.

ALL-ACTION campaigner at
featherweight DEAN PITHIE
(Willenhall) knows only one
way to go - forward - working
in close, throwing hooks and
short swings in clusters and
only stopping when the bell
sounds. Against that battle
plan will be the silky smooth
STEPHEN SMITH (Repton
Cedar Street), whose southpaw
technique and skill makes him
one of the country's most
accomplished boxers.